on 03-08-2022 01:51 PM - edited on 03-15-2022 02:16 PM by JoeM
Incorta Direct Data Platform supports notifications that test triggers on a scheduled basis and deliver emails or insights to a list of recipients if the trigger condition is true.
Data Notifications triggers are based on a selected table and are true if the table has at least one row of data, and false if the table is empty. That is, to use this feature, a user would need to select a target dashboard that already exists, and create a condition table Insight (containing a filter). If the condition table returns at least one row, the condition is true and the target dashboard will be sent to the recipients listed in the Alert editor. If the table is empty, the condition is false and no alerts will be sent. Data Notifications can be used to do basic quality checks by creating a table that would contain row counts for tables, or totals for key metrics, that can be compared to thresholds set by the developer.
Schema Notifications will send an email based on the success, failure or both of one or more schema loads.
We recommend that you be familiar with these Incorta concepts before exploring this topic further.
Data Notifications are available in on-premise and cloud versions of Incorta 4.3 and later.
Schema Notifications are available in on-premise and cloud versions of Incorta 4.9 and later.
Data and Schema Notifications can be accessed from the Scheduler tab within Incorta.
The Data Notifications list view displays all scheduled dashboard data notifications (alerts) that you created from the Scheduler or from the Set Alert option in a dashboard.
Property |
Control |
Description |
Select All |
check box |
A header control to select all scheduled data notifications. |
Name |
text |
The scheduled job unique name that you entered while creating the scheduled alert. |
Owner |
text |
The username that created the scheduled data notifications. |
Target |
link |
Select the dashboard name to navigate to the dashboard for which the scheduled alert is created. |
Status |
link |
The status of the scheduled job. When you select it, a prompt is displayed to confirm if you want to change the status of the scheduled data notification. A scheduled data notification status can be one of the following:
|
Status filter (funnel icon) |
drop down menu |
A drop down menu that contains all possible statuses of a scheduled data notification. By default, the list is filtered by the Active status. Select to filter the list with a certain status. The drop down contains two buttons:
|
Next Run |
text |
The date, time, and time zone for when a scheduled data notification is to run next. |
Delete (trash icon) |
button |
Select to delete the scheduled data notification. |
Export |
button |
Select to export the selected data notification to a .zip file that you can use later on to import the scheduled data notification again. |
To access the Data Notification feature:
The Data Alerts feature is available to create and edit for users with the following roles:
The Schema Notifications list view displays all email alerts that you created for a schema.
Property |
Control |
Description |
Select All |
check box |
A header control to select all scheduled email notifications. |
Name |
text |
The scheduled notification unique name that you entered while creating the alert. |
Schema(s) |
text |
Schema(s) name(s) for which you created the email alert. |
Last Modified |
text |
The date and time for when the email notification was last modified. |
Edit (pen icon) |
button |
Select to edit the email notification. |
Delete (trash icon) |
button |
Select to delete the scheduled data notification. |
To access the Schema Notifications feature:
The Schema Notifications feature is available to create and edit for users with the following roles: