Category: Product
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Simplify MDX in TM1 with Arc and TM1py
MDX plays an even bigger role in the TM1 server since the release of IBM Planning Analytics (TM1 v11). Each time a view is refreshed or you open a subset, behind the scenes Planning Analytics for Excel (PAfE) or Planning Analytics Workspace (PAW) executes MDX queries.
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Where to install Arc for TM1
Arc for TM1 is very light weight and easy to install. It can simply run on a laptop or be installed as a service on a server (TM1 server or a dedicated server). This article explains the different ways to install and use Arc.
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What’s new in Pulse v6
This release is the most important release of Pulse since it’s creation in 2014. Pulse was optimized for the TM1 REST API, enabling one single application server to monitor many TM1 servers.
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Choose which instance should be monitored by Pulse
Pulse v6.0.1 introduces a new Active flag per TM1 instance. By default all TM1 instances will be set to Active. Pulse monitors all TM1 instances with Active flag set to true.
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Managing your Arc subscriptions
This article explains how to manage your Arc for TM1 subscriptions.
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Set the maximum minutes of data cached in the browser
By default Pulse keeps 15 min of history in the browser to enable the playback feature from the Live Monitor page.
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Using SSL with Arc for TM1
In the Arc configuration file (<Arc folder>settings.yml), the parameter UseSSL (false by default) enables Arc to run using https (UseSSL: true) or http (UseSSL: false).
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How to authenticate to TM1 with TM1py
This article explains the different authentication method to TM1 with TM1py:
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Configuring the Pulse Excel Logger
To set up Excel logging to Pulse you need to open the cwxtndxl.ini which is in the following folder:
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Storing the Pulse Elasticsearch data into another drive
Pulse is constantly tracking TM1 instances and it stores the data into two databases: