Category: Code
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How to Install the PowerConnect License
The PowerConnect connector does not need a license. Only the PowerConnect service requires a license. To install the PowerConnect service license, just go to the conf folder where the PowerConnect service is installed and put the License.xml file there: Then you just need to restart the PowerConnect Service.
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Pushing Pulse VCS folder into a remote GIT
Pulse is constantly tracking changes made by IBM Planning Analytics (TM1) developers. These changes are stored in a local vcs folder. It is possible to send these changes into a remote GIT repository. To do that, a script is available inside the vcs folder: About the aunthentication: GitRemotePush uses the windows credential helper of git,…
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PowerConnect download
Downloads available on the Cubewise Forum *Only available to PowerConnect customers. If you do not have access, please reach out to your local Cubewise contact or contact us through the website. Latest Release Notes Getting Started with PowerConnect Installation Guide Go through the getting started guide to find which setup works best in your environment.…
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Arc and Slice v4.5 is now available
Highlight unsupported TM1 functions in v12 In the Process Editor, a new button has been added to underline in red unsupported TM1 functions in v12 Generate Pulse flow diagram From a cube view, process editor and a rule editor, a new button has been added to generate the Pulse flow diagram for the selected object.…
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Pulse v6.5 is now available
Pulse v6.5 includes new exciting features such as live migration of cube data and monitoring any Windows service. Live migration of cube data It is now possible to migrate data from one instance to another in real-time. With this new option in the Pulse Live Migration feature, you can move cube data from one TM1…
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Dynamic Planning Template with Slice: A Simple Practical Guide
In this article, we explored how to create dynamic asynchronous views using MDX. This approach enhances data visibility by allowing unique element combinations in each row and column. Now, we’ll expand on this by demonstrating a practical example. The value of MDX Forms MDX Forms, available through the Slice add-on in Excel, provide a powerful…
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Force Arc users to login to Pulse first
Once Arc is connected to Pulse, you can force Arc users to login to Pulse first. This way you can control who can access Arc, each Arc user will have to be a user in Pulse. To connect Arc to Pulse, follow the instructions in this article: Once Arc is connected, you can then use…
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5 Reasons to Switch from Perspectives to Slice
Transitioning from IBM Perspectives to Slice might seem daunting, but the benefits make it a worthwhile endeavor. Here are five compelling reasons why you should consider making the switch: End of Life of Perspectives IBM has announced the end of life for Perspectives meaning it will no longer receive updates, support, or improvements. Continuing to…
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Simplifying TM1 Reporting with Slice
Slice offers innovative features that simplify your workflow, making it easier to manage, analyse, and present data from your IBM Planning Analytics (TM1) applications. In today’s fast-paced business environment, efficient reporting is crucial. Here’s how SLICE can streamline your reporting with elegance and ease. Slice integrates seamlessly with Excel in a TM1 Perspectives like style,…
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Syncing hierarchies: TM1 and Power BI
A fundamental and very powerful feature of IBM Planning Analytics (TM1) is the use of hierarchies/consolidations, which play a crucial role in organizing and analyzing complex data sets in your model. Hierarchies are structured ways to organize data into different levels of granularity. They allow users to drill down into data, providing insights at various…