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Force Reload Columns
Force Reload Columns is an option that was introduced in release 4.1 to save time when accessing dashboards the first time after loading or making changes to the underlying schema(s).…
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Eager Load
Eager Load is an option that was introduced in release 4.1 to help access dashboards faster after restarting the analytics service(s). Administrators can enable this property for the analytics…
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Calculating Z-Score with Incorta
Simply put, a Z-Score is the number of standard deviations from the mean a data point is. In other words, Z-Score measures a particular performance against the entire field of values,…
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File directory structure and script changes in release 4.0
Incorta Analytics release 4.0 includes few changes in the file directory structure and the script used in different areas. This article organizes this information in two tables as shown below.…
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Tenant migration from a 3.x release to 4.x
Incorta Analytics 4.0 includes a major overhaul to the installation architecture and the web UI. If you have a pre-4.0 version of Incorta Analytics, use the following steps to migrate: Step 1:…
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Running the schemas schedule migration tool
The schemas schedule migration tool is a utility used to migrate schema refresh setting parameters, if migrated from a pre-2.9.2 release to a post-2.9.2 release.…
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Migrating Incorta from dev/UAT to UAT/production
Welcome! This document describes the steps needed in order to migrate an Incorta Analytics solution from one environment (e.g. dev/UAT) to another (e.g. UAT/production).…
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Configure Kafka as a data source
Overview Incorta analytics supports Kafka as a data source, which can be used to enable Incorta to consume messages from the No-SQL MongoDB database. This article explains how to connect to a Kafka…
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Installing Incorta with a queryable Derby database
Introduction: The purpose of this article is to detail the steps necessary to connect to the Incorta Derby database and use the tenant management tool (tmt) at the same time without having to stop…
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LDAP
Incorta Analytics supports Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) to import users into Incorta in bulk, and for authentication. Incorta may be integrated with LDAP to import users in bulk,…
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How to separate Spark from Incorta Server to a different Server
The default Incorta Installation installs both Incorta and Spark on the same server. You can separate spark to a different node so that both Incorta and Spark run on different nodes and make use of…
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Incorta installation steps for AWS Linux environment
1. Download JDK RPM Package: Sign in to AWS instance as a root user and download JDK using following command: wget --no-check-certificate --no-cookies --header "Cookie:…
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Enabling Incorta Audit Analytics
Contents The Incorta platform captures information about how users are interacting with the platform and reporting off of this information can be very valuable. This data is captured in an "Audit.…
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Organizing views in Business Schemas
In the Business Schemas area, you can create folders to contain business views the way that is logical to you. This helps select the correct business views when choosing attributes while creating an…
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How to access Incorta's embedded Derby database
While not recommended for production environments, Incorta can install with its own embedded Derby database. (Incorta recommends setting up an Oracle or MySQL database for storing metadata in…
- 6 mths ago
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Edit your profile
You can easily access your profile to view the group you belong to, change your password , profile picture , display name , and email address , all from the profile menu.…
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Set a default dashboard at login
With Incorta, you can set a default dashboard to be displayed the first thing after logging in. If you change your mind later, you can either set another dashboard as the default (replacing the…
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Positioning the "Total" row/column in a Pivot table
In a Pivot table Insight, you can choose to show/hide the "Total" rows and columns along with their position. You may also choose to only show the "Total" data and hide everything else.…
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Configuring two users for Incorta metadata (Oracle database)
This article is mainly for those selecting "Oracle" as the database for the Incorta Analytics metadata, and wish to separate the ownership of the schema tables from the metadata.…
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Organizing Business Views in Business Schemas
In the Business Schemas area, you can create folders to contain business views the way that is logical to you. This helps select the correct business views when choosing attributes while creating an…
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Configure HTTP Server
It is highly recommended for production deployment to have Apache HTTP Server configured with the Incorta Application Server. You can choose to either configure Apache HTTP Server as a reverse-proxy…
- 7 mths ago
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What is "Incorta on Incorta"?
It is well established that Incorta can serve up data to third party visual tools or downstream systems by way of its SQL interface. But can Incorta consume from its own tables? And, if it can,…
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Understanding Incorta dashboad filters
There are several different types of filters that can be employed on an Incorta dashboard -- prompts, default filters, mandatory filters, applied filters (and presentation variables can get in the…
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How to use the "lookup" function
The "lookup" function in Incorta can provide a powerful way to link together data that is otherwise unlinked. Take, for example, the following fields from my "store" table.…
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Explaining Base Tables
Because Incorta can accommodate 3NF design, there is commonly more than one "path" by which we can link two tables together. Take, for example, the schema above.…
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Force Reload Columns

Eager Load

Calculating Z-Score with Incorta

File directory structure and script changes in release 4.0

Tenant migration from a 3.x release to 4.x

Running the schemas schedule migration tool

Migrating Incorta from dev/UAT to UAT/production

Configure Kafka as a data source

Installing Incorta with a queryable Derby database

LDAP

How to separate Spark from Incorta Server to a different Server

Incorta installation steps for AWS Linux environment

Enabling Incorta Audit Analytics

Organizing views in Business Schemas

How to access Incorta's embedded Derby database

Edit your profile

Set a default dashboard at login

Positioning the "Total" row/column in a Pivot table

Configuring two users for Incorta metadata (Oracle database)

Organizing Business Views in Business Schemas

Configure HTTP Server

What is "Incorta on Incorta"?

Understanding Incorta dashboad filters

How to use the "lookup" function

Explaining Base Tables

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