Introduction
A common use case for Incorta customers is the need to replicate an OBIEE report/dashboard with an Incorta dashboard or even migrate a number of OBIEE dashboards. This article provides several techniques that will make this task easier...
It would be nice to be able to tell if a schema or load plan job ran as full or incremental when looking at the summary list of executions. See the image for a suggestion. The way it works now is that if you are trying to figure out when the last f...
Introduction
If you are a developer who brings together data from multiple sources and models it for consumption or an analyst/data scientist who trolls through that data to find ad hoc insights, you will appreciate Incorta as an elegant platform tha...
We are running into 3 things that force us to add an extra layer of modeling because we have to calculate/fix data from Fusion before we can push it to Synapse. These require MV's which add more steps to the pipeline. If these three items could be ...
Introduction
When you first implement Incorta, you typically size your hardware for expected current needs plus expected growth in data and users for two years. Over time, as more data is brought into Incorta and as your developers configure new use...
Now that I read further, it looks like you are doing a manual cloning process by copying configuration down from Prod. I assume this is so that you can upgrade a cluster that looks as much like prod as possible.
You could use Incorta Cloud's cloning...
For the Inspector question, you should resolve all Sev 1 issues before upgrading for every instance that you upgrade. I'm not sure how you are defining "clone" here. Once a clone is created and you start to work with it in any way, it is no longer ...
Hi Ruchita,
If the tables have the same columns, then you can set up a multi-source table in the physical schema and let Incorta do the union for you. See the documentation for multi-source tables here. That is probably the best way to do it becaus...
I haven't invested too much time thinking about it, but I did read that moving upstairs and chopping away the staircase is one way to keep them at bay. Of course, that is only good with the shamblers and until you run out of food!
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