Introduction
With the introduction of the Incorta Cloud, the customer administrator no longer has access to the backend Incorta servers. This means that certain scripting features that are delivered with the product and are accessible in on-premises...
Introduction
If you are thinking about migrating to the Incorta Cloud from an existing on-prem Incorta installation this article will help you get started and guide you through the steps and key decision points you will have to make prior to and duri...
Introduction
When designing your physical schemas the easiest construction to follow, especially if you are connecting to a common data source such as a database, is to create a schema that contains all of the tables that are loaded from that data s...
Introduction
When Incorta is installed on premises, Incorta effectively uses it's data connectors to load data from both data sources that are located within your internal network, as well as, those cloud based data sources (Oracle EBS, Salesforce, ...
Introduction
Perhaps you have heard about Incorta and are interested in giving it a try. Or perhaps you are engaged with Incorta already and are interested in beginning a trial project or even beginning a new implementation in conjunction with Incor...
As an add-on to the above response, if your Incorta deployment is using our incorta cloud, the ports mentioned above may not be valid. In that case, your Incorta Administrator should have access to the Cloud Cluster from cloud.incorta.com. On the Co...
If the Databases live inside your firewall AND are NOT accessible to the Public Network, then you will have to install the Data Agent. Please review this Community Article, and contact your Sales / Support representative at Incorta if you need any a...
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Unfortunately, no we do not have a built in function for this. We have many of the functions that in aggregate support the calculation such as ABS(), AVERAGE() and SQRT(). In a multi pass process it would look something like:
for each data poin...
If you see strike-through line through the next scheduled load, it means that "Pause Scheduled Jobs" has been enabled in the CMC. Login to the CMC, Navigate to the Tenants tab. For your Tenant click the Configure link and then the "Data Loading" ta...
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