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Re: Rename Exported Business / Physical Schema No problem Donald! Hope you're doing well....
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- 1 yr ago
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Re: renaming exported schema when importing Hi Amy, I posted a Python script that can be run from the command line to take the exported zip and produce a new one with the various embedded objects renamed to the schema of your choosing.…
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Re: Unable to connect to IncortaMetadata outside the server through DBVizsualizer So, should be listening on port 1527 but, by default, Incorta's embedded Derby instance does not accept connections from remote sources. If you modify your startup script to pass the proper option…
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- 1 yr ago
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Re: Unable to connect to IncortaMetadata outside the server through DBVizsualizer Hello Gnaneshwar, what metadata db do you have your Incorta instance running on? Derby, MySQL or Oracle? (Derby is default). If it's Derby, it's a Derby Server process listening on port 1527 so…
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- Incorta
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- 1 yr ago
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Re: incorta catalog physical path Hi Delli, That information would be housed in the Incorta Metadata database (typically MySQL or Oracle but Derby for development purposes and by default).…
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- 2 yrs ago
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Re: Map Chart based on County Hi Dan, can you log a ticket so we can investigate further? Thanks, Patrick
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- 2 yrs ago
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Re: Map Chart based on Latitude/Longitude Got it, not sure why that error was being shy. I'm not sure if you have permissions to the tenant admin pages but @Dan Brock just pointed out to me that we have a how-to on the community site for…
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- Incorta
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- 2 yrs ago
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Re: Map Chart based on Latitude/Longitude Hmmm, is it possible that the Google Maps key isn't configured for your tenant on that server? Could be that or could be a communication issue with blocked firewall as the comma separated format…
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- Incorta
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- 2 yrs ago
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Re: Map Chart based on Latitude/Longitude Hi Dan, the format looks perfect. When you add the Geocode to the grouping dimension, are you selecting the "type" as Latitude,Longitude? I've tried putting a screenshot below with some sample data.
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- Incorta
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- 2 yrs ago
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Re: Where are the Incorta Logs and what can I find there? IncortaAnalytics/tenants/company/data/audit.csv - Used to back the Incorta Audit dashboards, tracks every request made to Incorta server and measures response time and other metadata.
- Patrick RaffertyEmployee
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- 3 yrs ago
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Re: Where are the Incorta Logs and what can I find there? IncortaAnalytics/server/incorta/incorta.yyyy-MM-dd.log - Very granular logging mostly related to authentication and SQL interface requests. IncortaAnalytics/server/incorta/<TENANT_NAME>/incorta.*.…
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- 3 yrs ago
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Re: Where are the Incorta Logs and what can I find there? First up, the Tomcat logs can be found in IncortaAnalytics/server/logs: catalina.out - General all-purpose Tomcat logging. Information related to exceptions thrown by the engine during dashboard or…
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- Incorta
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- 3 yrs ago
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Where are the Incorta Logs and what can I find there?
What are some of the locations that Incorta logs information to and, for each log file, what kind of information can be found there?
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- 3 yrs ago
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Re: What's the best way to upload a "large" flat file to Incorta? Users that have access to the server where Incorta is running can upload their files directly into Incorta via FTP, bypassing the web interface. In each tenant,…
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- Incorta
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- 3 yrs ago
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What's the best way to upload a "large" flat file to Incorta?
Uploading a large file to Incorta via the web interface can be problematic. For example, a user's session may timeout during the upload or a connection to the network may go down or be unstable…
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- 3 yrs ago
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Re: Does Incorta have an API? Webservices? Rest? The Incorta front-end application communicates with the Incorta Engine via a web service API. In the future, a portion of that API will be documented and supported for use by customers and partners.…
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- Incorta
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- 3 yrs ago
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