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Especially important for semantic scripts where the "show translation" option was removed in a recent version, but also very useful for regular scripts.
The AX adapter (and probably other data adapters in TX) have the amazing feature of right-clicking a tableĀ to see all the Field information and relations to other tables. This is an amazing resource and tremendously helps in correctly building the ETL for such a datasource. However, as long as the window is open, I am unable toĀ do any action in TX. It would be really sweet if the pop-up functioned the same as when you CTRL+W a table to a new window so I can just have the window with information open while I edit the tables.Ā
Organisations increasingly want to know who has access to which data. Could a simple report be created for that? In my opinion, it should contain the access rights per user (read/write/etc), per level in the TX project (Databases, Cubes, Endpoints), so our customers can have an instant overview in stead of checking each level manually. Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā
If you change a stored procedure, Discovery Hub knows a Deploy is required (the orb in the bottom left changes to red), however there is no visual queue on the Stored Procedure itself. It would be good if Stored Procedures are coloured red and given a * just like other objects in Discovery Hub.
In a large project, you might do a differential deployment on a perspective. After resolving what needs to be deployed you get the dialog with the entire project tree and a few objects are marked for deployment. It would be useful to have a button to filter out all the objects thatĀ are not marked for deployment so you can have a good overview of the objects that you're about to deploy.
We have some many saves thatĀ it's impossible to find the right one. It wouldĀ be handy if we could "tag" or "label" revisions: * Noteworthy milestones * Releases * Etc. Ā Additionally,Ā in a future cleanup functionality, you would optionally keep revisions that haveĀ tags.
Hi, when creating / editing an object (view, stored procedure, script, ā¦) where you can use the parameter panel, it would be a big help that used parameters (tables, columns, ..) are highlighted in the panel.Ā It would be even better that the objects in the panel can be sorted and filtered (just the same way as we have for tables / columns in the data source panel). BR, Peter
We all know that Discovery Hub is extremely reliable at moving rows from one database to another.Ā However, proving that to other folks can be a challenge.Ā Also, scripts, validation rules, incremental loading, history rules, and primary keys can sometimes cause a destination and a source table to come "out of sync," which is sometimes intended, sometimes not.Ā In either case, this desync makes it harder to validate that the load is working as intended.Ā Adding an extra count option to the execution package - a count rows in the source table - would a small thing to add, but an extremely powerful validation tool.Ā This capability would make all kinds of tasks, from basic development to upgrading the software, much easier to validate. Ideally, this count would take into account data selection rules and data source settings, so we'd be able to quickly compare what we expected to get vs. what we actually got.Ā Thanks!
It would be very useful to be able to import existing defined tabular models (as .bim files) into the semantic layer in a way that features which are currently not yet supported could still be developed (in other tools) and integrated and deployed.
When installing TX on a server without SQL Server installed, you need to install a couple of components to make it work. It would be nice if the msi file for the installation checks for these prerequisites and installs it automatically when needed. These posts describe what needs to be done: https://support.timextender.com/hc/en-us/articles/210437683-Error-Could-not-load-file-or-assembly-Microsoft-SqlServer-DTSRuntimeWrap-https://support.timextender.com/hc/en-us/articles/210437663-Error-Could-not-load-file-or-assembly-Microsoft-SqlServer-ConnectionInfo-https://support.timextender.com/hc/en-us/articles/213530403-Discovery-Hub-PrerequisitesĀ Ā
It would be great if you could guard deployment on all objects (not only tables) e.g. views, stored procedures, ...
It would be nice for certain data sources that you need to connect to multiple times, if you could duplicate a source or use an existing source as a template. this would save time and frustration if all you need to change is a json path or an x-path or if you just need to change one small part of the URI to get the appropriate table. Ā
It would be nice to be able to individually execute tables in a semantic model. I.e. process a table in the SSAS Tabular context. I have a small fact table that should be frequently reloaded that is coupled with a large fact tables that are reloaded nightly.
Currently, table queries do not respect data type overrides specified on the source. In the table query you can only convert'/cast to types known to the source system, whereas the data type override lets you cast/convert to Microsoft SQL Server types. Please make it so that data type overrides are also applied to the result of table queries.
Could you investigate the option to create additional functionality around the FTP component in CDATA? FTP sources are regularly used in BI solutions to import data as part of the total execution flow. It has no use as a datasource component the way it is now, but when adding it as part of an execution package, it can be of great use! This way, you don't have to create seperate SSIS packages for this and managing all execution in 1 tool is a great plus! Ā Ā
Add an indicator toĀ fields that shows how much fields are mapped. E.g. I have a Creditor table that maps creditors of 8 sources. Every field in the table needs a mapping to all sources. I use Smart synchronizeĀ to do that. But sometimes when I have a typo in the field name, the field is not mapped. Now I need to open all mappings on the field to check if all fields are mapped. Or I need to check the Data movement window. It would be much easier if I see the number of mappings from each field.Ā Ā E.g. CreditorSK (bigint) (8)(when 8 fields are mapped)Ā
If you see in the image below i have a sql snippets. It would be nice if the project variables also was available. Ā
Just installed the newest release 18.10.1 and noticed the Qlik tab is gone.Ā All functionalities of the Qlik tab would be moved to the semantic tab I heard. But I am still missing a feature for Qlik Endpoints in the Semantic model. It is not possible to add Pro- or Post scripts to a Qlik Model in the semantic layer. Please move this function also to the Semantic tab.
I regularly have cases where I want my Qlik model to include only a subset of my data. Let's say I have a table dim_product containing all the product dimension information. I want to make an appĀ about specifically products of a certain product group A. In TimeXtender I can use the filter option to only load the products where productgroup = A. Next step I want to load all sales transactions for that product group. In Qlik Sense script I would then write something like this: LOAD * FROM Transactions WHERE EXISTS(ProductID) And the transaction table will contain only transaction rows matching the product IDs where the product group equals A. Sadly TimeXtender lacks this feature, forcing me to either bring in the productgroup to the fact table as well or writing custom Qlik Script where I first load the entire table and then do a resident load.
Whenever I write Custom transformations / inserts / stored procedures / etc. I miss being able to see the types of the fields I can drag in from the right. I find myself frequently going back to the main tree (where I can see the types by setting the option from View menu). Could setting Data Types in the View menu also make them available in other places?
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