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[ {"id":383461199041,"name":"Getting Started","type":"category","path":"/docs/getting-started","breadcrumb":"Getting Started","description":"","searchText":"getting started this section provides the fastest path to understanding how to set up and use analyticscreator. it focuses on how a data warehouse is generated, deployed, and executed based on metadata definitions. if you are new to analyticscreator, start with the quick start guide. it walks through the full workflow from repository creation to data consumption. recommended path quick start guide end-to-end implementation flow from metadata to deployed data warehouse understanding analyticscreator architecture, layers (stg, core, dm), and design principles installation and configuration system setup and environment configuration typical workflow create repository define connectors run data warehouse wizard refine model synchronize database deploy artifacts execute workflows consume data available sections installation system requirements download and installation understanding analyticscreator quick start guide"} ,{"id":383225948363,"name":"Quick Start Guide","type":"section","path":"/docs/getting-started/quick-start-guide","breadcrumb":"Getting Started › Quick Start Guide","description":"","searchText":"getting started quick start guide this quick start guide helps new and trial users understand how to set up, model, and automate a data warehouse using analyticscreator. it follows the actual execution flow of the application, from metadata definition to deployment and execution, and explains how sql-based warehouse structures are generated and processed. the guide assumes: strong sql and etl background familiarity with layered dwh design (stg, core, dm) core concept analyticscreator is a metadata-driven design application that generates sql-based data warehouse structures, transformation logic, and orchestration components. instead of manually implementing etl processes, developers define metadata, which is translated into executable database objects and pipelines. the process follows a generation-driven approach: connect to source systems import metadata (tables, columns, keys, relationships) generate a draft data warehouse model using the wizard refine transformations, keys, and historization generate and deploy sql artifacts and pipelines execute data loading and processing workflows a key architectural element is the persistent staging layer (stg): source data is stored persistently after extraction supports reprocessing without re-reading the source system decouples ingestion from transformation and historization in practice, staging is followed by a second layer where historization is applied before data is transformed into core structures (dimensions and facts). quick start flow the implementation process in analyticscreator follows a defined sequence: create repository initialize a metadata repository (sql server database) that stores all definitions of the data warehouse. create connectors define connections to source systems (e.g. sap, sql server) and enable metadata extraction. import metadata and run wizard automatically read source structures and generate a draft data warehouse model (stg, core, dm). refine the model adjust business keys, surrogate keys, relationships, historization behavior, and transformations. synchronize generate sql objects (tables, views, procedures) and materialize the structure in the target database. deploy generate and deploy deployment packages (dacpac, pipelines, semantic models). execute workflows run generated pipelines (e.g. ssis, azure data factory) to load and process data. consume data use generated data marts and semantic models in reporting tools (e.g. power bi). what this quick start covers create connectors and define relationships (foreign keys, references) import and persist source data in the stg layer understand historization and persistent staging behavior build and refine core transformations (dimensions and facts) define business keys and surrogate keys create data marts (dm layer) and calendar dimensions generate and deploy sql server, pipeline, and analytical model artifacts"} ,{"id":383985776833,"name":"Repository & Metadata Model","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/getting-started/quick-start-guide/repository-metadata-model","breadcrumb":"Getting Started › Quick Start Guide › Repository & Metadata Model","description":"","searchText":"getting started quick start guide repository & metadata model before any connector, transformation, or data warehouse object is created, analyticscreator requires a repository. the repository is a sql server database that stores the complete metadata definition of the data warehouse. all objects defined in analyticscreator—sources, transformations, keys, relationships, deployment settings, and workflows—are stored in this repository. it acts as the central control layer from which all sql code and artifacts are generated. purpose provide a persistent metadata foundation that defines the structure, logic, and behavior of the data warehouse independently of the generated sql artifacts. design principle analyticscreator follows a metadata-driven approach where the repository contains the full definition of the data warehouse model. the repository is not a runtime system; it is a design-time control layer. all generated objects (tables, views, procedures, pipelines) are derived from this metadata. once generated and deployed, these objects can run independently of analyticscreator. key principle: metadata stored in repository → sql and pipelines generated → deployed to target system inputs / outputs inputs repository name and sql server instance initial project configuration outputs sql server database containing metadata structured definitions of: connectors source objects transformations keys and relationships deployment configurations internal mechanics 1. repository creation when a new project is created, analyticscreator initializes a sql server database that serves as the repository. this database contains all metadata required to define the data warehouse. 2. metadata storage each object in analyticscreator is stored as structured metadata. this includes: source definitions (tables, columns, data types) transformation logic historization settings dependencies between objects the repository is fully accessible and can be queried or extended directly if required. 3. central control layer all design changes are written to the repository. no sql objects are created in the target system at this stage. the repository acts as the single source for: code generation deployment packaging dependency resolution 4. separation of design-time and runtime analyticscreator operates purely at design time. the repository defines what will be generated, but execution happens only after deployment in the target environment (sql server, azure, etc.). types / variants local sql server repository (development setup) shared repository (team collaboration) version-controlled repository (via acrepo / json export) example creating a new repository results in a sql server database that contains metadata tables describing the data warehouse model. conceptually: repository (sql server) ├── connectors ├── sources ├── transformations ├── keys / relationships ├── deployment config no stg, core, or dm tables exist yet in the target system. only their definitions are stored. when to use / when not to use use when starting a new data warehouse project managing metadata centrally working in a team with shared definitions do not use as a runtime system the repository does not store business data it is not queried by reporting tools performance & design considerations repository size grows with model complexity, not data volume changes in metadata trigger regeneration, not direct sql changes direct modifications in the target database can be overwritten during synchronization design trade-off: centralized metadata control vs direct sql flexibility integration with other ac features connectors: stored and managed in repository wizard: reads metadata and generates draft models synchronization: converts metadata into sql objects deployment: packages generated artifacts ci/cd: repository can be versioned and exported common pitfalls treating the repository as a data storage layer manually modifying generated sql instead of metadata ignoring repository versioning in team environments mixing multiple environments in a single repository key takeaway the repository is the central metadata store that defines the entire data warehouse and drives all code generation and deployment in analyticscreator."} ,{"id":385512338635,"name":"Synchronize (SQL Generation)","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/getting-started/quick-start-guide/synchronize-sql-generation","breadcrumb":"Getting Started › Quick Start Guide › Synchronize (SQL Generation)","description":"","searchText":"getting started quick start guide synchronize (sql generation) after the model has been refined, the next step is to synchronize the data warehouse. synchronization converts the metadata stored in the repository into physical sql objects in the target database. at this stage, analyticscreator materializes the designed warehouse structure. tables, views, and generated procedures become visible in the sql server database. this is the point where the model moves from design-time metadata to deployable database objects. purpose generate and materialize the physical database structure from the metadata model. design principle synchronization is the controlled transition from metadata definition to sql implementation. the repository remains the source of truth the target database is regenerated or updated from metadata developers do not manually create warehouse objects in the target database. instead, analyticscreator generates them consistently from the repository definitions. inputs / outputs inputs refined metadata model in the repository target database configuration naming conventions and generation settings outputs generated sql server database objects, including: stg tables persistent staging and historization tables core views and tables dm views and tables stored procedures for loading, historization, and persisting internal mechanics 1. metadata evaluation analyticscreator reads the current model definition from the repository and determines which sql objects must be created or updated. 2. object generation based on the metadata, the system generates sql artifacts such as: physical tables for staging and persistent layers views for generated transformations stored procedures for historization and persisting 3. schema materialization the generated structure is applied to the target sql server database. after synchronization, the database contains the warehouse objects defined in the model. 4. dependency-aware generation objects are generated in the required order so that dependent objects can reference upstream objects correctly. 5. re-synchronization behavior if the model changes, synchronization updates the target structure accordingly. this keeps the generated sql database aligned with the repository metadata. types / variants typical synchronized object types import tables historization tables transformation views persisted transformation tables stored procedures generation patterns view-based transformations table-based persisted layers procedure-driven loading and historization example a refined model contains: one source import table one historized customer table one fact transformation one customer dimension after synchronization, the target sql server database contains generated objects such as: stg.customer_import pst.customer_history core.vw_factsales dm.vw_dimcustomer sp_load_customer_import sp_historize_customer the model now exists as physical sql objects, but data is not yet loaded unless execution is triggered separately. when to use / when not to use use when the model has been refined and validated you want to materialize the current warehouse structure you need to inspect or test generated sql objects do not treat synchronization as execution synchronization creates structure, not loaded business data etl or pipeline execution happens later performance & design considerations synchronization affects schema, not data volume frequent changes to metadata can cause repeated structural updates manual database changes outside analyticscreator can be overwritten design trade-off: consistent generated structure vs manual database customization integration with other analyticscreator features repository: remains the source for all generated objects refinement: defines what is materialized persisting: adds generated persisted tables and procedures deployment: packages the synchronized structures for release common pitfalls assuming synchronization loads data editing generated database objects manually synchronizing before validating keys and joins forgetting that metadata, not the target database, is authoritative key takeaway synchronization materializes the metadata model as physical sql objects in the target database, but it does not execute data loading by itself."} ,{"id":385512401134,"name":"Consume Data in Data Marts and Semantic Models","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/getting-started/quick-start-guide/consume-data-in-data-marts-and-semantic-models","breadcrumb":"Getting Started › Quick Start Guide › Consume Data in Data Marts and Semantic Models","description":"","searchText":"getting started quick start guide consume data in data marts and semantic models after workflows have been executed, the data warehouse is populated and ready for consumption. the final step is to access the processed data through data marts and semantic models. analyticscreator generates structures that are optimized for analytical consumption. these include dimensional models and semantic layers that can be directly used by reporting and bi tools. purpose provide structured, query-ready data for analytical tools and reporting use cases. design principle analyticscreator separates data processing from data consumption. stg and core layers handle ingestion and transformation dm and semantic models provide consumption-ready structures consumers should not access staging or intermediate layers directly. inputs / outputs inputs processed core structures generated dm layer (facts and dimensions) deployed semantic model outputs queryable data marts semantic models with defined relationships and measures data available for reporting tools (e.g. power bi) internal mechanics 1. dm layer exposure the dm layer contains consumption-ready structures such as fact and dimension tables or views. these are generated based on the core transformations and are optimized for analytical queries. 2. semantic model generation analyticscreator can generate a semantic model that defines: relationships between facts and dimensions measures and calculated fields hierarchies and aggregation logic 3. data access reporting tools connect to the semantic model or directly to the dm layer. typical access patterns include: directquery or import into bi tools connection to tabular models 4. refresh behavior after workflow execution, the semantic model can be refreshed to reflect updated data. this ensures consistency between the data warehouse and reporting layer. types / variants consumption layers dm tables or views tabular models external bi tool connections access patterns direct query on dm layer semantic model (recommended) hybrid approaches example after execution, the following structures are available: dm.factsales dm.dimcustomer dm.dimproduct a semantic model defines relationships between these tables and exposes measures such as: totalsales = sum(factsales.amount) a reporting tool connects to this model and visualizes sales by customer, product, and time. when to use / when not to use use when data warehouse has been executed and populated users require analytical access to data reporting or dashboarding is required do not use lower layers when accessing stg or core directly for reporting building reports on non-finalized structures performance & design considerations dm layer should be optimized for query performance semantic models reduce complexity for end users pre-aggregations can improve performance for large datasets direct access to core can negatively impact performance and consistency design trade-off: direct access offers flexibility semantic models provide consistency and usability integration with other analyticscreator features core transformations: provide input for dm layer deployment: creates semantic models execution: ensures data is up to date macros and transformations: influence calculated fields and measures common pitfalls querying stg or core layers directly ignoring semantic model design missing refresh after data load overloading dm layer with unnecessary complexity key takeaway the dm layer and semantic model provide consumption-ready data for reporting tools and should be the primary access point for analytical workloads."} ,{"id":385512401131,"name":"Deploy","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/getting-started/quick-start-guide/deploy","breadcrumb":"Getting Started › Quick Start Guide › Deploy","description":"","searchText":"getting started quick start guide deploy after synchronization, the data warehouse structure exists in the target database. the next step is deployment, where analyticscreator generates and distributes deployment artifacts to the selected environment. deployment packages the generated database objects together with orchestration components such as pipelines and analytical models. this allows the data warehouse to be executed and used in a target environment such as sql server, azure or fabric. purpose package and deploy generated database structures, pipelines, and analytical models to a target environment. design principle deployment separates structure generation from environment distribution. synchronization creates the structure deployment distributes and activates it in a target system all deployment artifacts are generated from metadata and can be recreated at any time. inputs / outputs inputs synchronized data warehouse model deployment configuration (target server, database, credentials) selected components (database objects, pipelines, semantic models) outputs deployment package containing: sql scripts or dacpac ssis packages or azure data factory pipelines analytical models (e.g. tabular model for power bi) deployed artifacts in the target environment internal mechanics 1. deployment package creation analyticscreator generates a deployment package that contains all required components for the data warehouse. this includes database objects, pipeline definitions, and optional analytical models. 2. target configuration deployment settings define where the artifacts will be deployed. this includes: sql server or azure environment database name authentication details 3. database deployment the generated database structure is applied to the target system. this may include: creating or updating schemas deploying tables, views, and procedures 4. pipeline generation analyticscreator automatically generates orchestration components: ssis packages for on-premise environments azure data factory pipelines for cloud environments fabric data factory pipelines these pipelines define how data is extracted, transformed, and loaded. 5. analytical model generation if configured, a semantic model is generated and deployed. this includes: dimensions and measures relationships between tables compatibility with reporting tools such as power bi 6. deployment logging the deployment process produces logs that show which objects and components were created or updated. types / variants deployment targets on-premise sql server azure sql database azure synapse or fabric environments pipeline variants ssis packages azure data factory pipelines analytical outputs tabular models for power bi powerbi project other supported analytical engines example a deployment is configured with: target sql server database ssis package generation enabled tabular model generation enabled after deployment: database objects are created in the target database ssis packages are generated and available in a visual studio project a tabular model is deployed and available for power bi at this stage, the system is fully deployed but not yet populated with data. when to use / when not to use use when the model is finalized and synchronized you want to move the data warehouse to a target environment pipelines and analytical models need to be generated do not assume deployment loads data deployment creates structure and pipelines data loading requires execution of pipelines performance & design considerations deployment time depends on model size and number of objects pipeline generation adds orchestration complexity but reduces manual work repeated deployments should be controlled via versioning design trade-off: automated deployment vs manual control of environment-specific configurations integration with other analyticscreator features synchronization: provides the generated structure workflows: define execution order within pipelines ci/cd: deployment packages can be integrated into pipelines repository: remains the source for regeneration common pitfalls deploying without validating the model incorrect connection configuration assuming deployment includes data loading not selecting required pipeline or model components key takeaway deployment packages and distributes the generated data warehouse structure, pipelines, and analytical models to a target environment, but does not execute data loading."} ,{"id":385512338634,"name":"Run Data Warehouse Wizard","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/getting-started/quick-start-guide/run-data-warehouse-wizard","breadcrumb":"Getting Started › Quick Start Guide › Run Data Warehouse Wizard","description":"","searchText":"getting started quick start guide run data warehouse wizard after connectors and metadata are available in the repository, the next step is to generate a draft data warehouse model using the analyticscreator wizard. this is the central step where the system translates metadata into a structured warehouse design. the wizard analyzes imported metadata and automatically creates a full model including staging, historization, and transformation layers. this provides a working baseline that can be refined instead of built manually from scratch. purpose generate a complete draft data warehouse model based on imported metadata, including stg, core, and dm structures. design principle analyticscreator follows a generation-first approach: the full data warehouse model is generated automatically from metadata developers refine and adjust the generated model instead of building it manually the wizard uses structural metadata such as tables, keys, and relationships to infer joins, dimensions, and fact structures. inputs / outputs inputs imported metadata from connectors selected source tables modeling approach (e.g. data vault, dimensional, mixed) optional configuration (naming conventions, defaults) outputs generated data warehouse model including: stg layer (import structures) persistent staging and historization structures core layer (dimensions and facts) dm layer (analytical structures) predefined joins and relationships initial transformation logic internal mechanics 1. metadata analysis the wizard reads all metadata stored in the repository, including tables, columns, and relationships. based on this, it determines how objects are related. 2. model generation analyticscreator generates a complete data warehouse structure. this includes: import tables in the stg layer persistent staging structures with historization core transformations for dimensions and facts dm structures for analytical consumption 3. relationship inference joins between tables are derived automatically based on source relationships. these joins are used to construct fact and dimension transformations. 4. default logic generation the wizard can apply default behaviors such as: including directly and indirectly related tables in facts creating standard transformations generating calendar dimensions 5. visual model creation the result is a fully structured data warehouse diagram that shows all layers and dependencies. at this stage, the model is defined but not yet deployed. types / variants modeling approaches data vault model (hubs, links, satellites) dimensional model (facts and dimensions) mixed approach (data vault foundation with dimensional output) configuration options naming conventions (prefixes, suffixes) default transformations inclusion rules for related tables example a set of source tables is selected: customer orders orderlines products after running the wizard: stg tables are created for each source relationships are detected automatically a fact table is generated based on transaction data dimensions are generated for related entities the resulting model already contains joins, transformation paths, and structural dependencies. when to use / when not to use use when starting a new data warehouse model rapidly generating a baseline structure working with well-defined source metadata do not rely on defaults when business logic is complex or non-standard source relationships are incomplete or incorrect fact and dimension definitions require domain-specific adjustments performance & design considerations the wizard accelerates initial modeling but does not replace design decisions generated joins should be reviewed for correctness and performance fact table scope depends on inclusion settings (direct vs indirect relationships) design trade-off: full automation provides speed manual refinement ensures correctness and performance integration with other analyticscreator features repository: provides metadata input for the wizard transformations: generated and refined after wizard execution synchronization: converts generated model into sql objects deployment: packages generated artifacts common pitfalls assuming the generated model is production-ready without review over-including tables leading to overly complex fact structures ignoring incorrect or missing source relationships not validating generated joins key takeaway the wizard generates a complete data warehouse model from metadata, which is then refined and deployed rather than built manually."} ,{"id":385512401101,"name":"Create Connectors","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/getting-started/quick-start-guide/create-connectors","breadcrumb":"Getting Started › Quick Start Guide › Create Connectors","description":"","searchText":"getting started quick start guide create connectors after initializing the repository, the next step is to define connectors to source systems. connectors provide the technical and structural foundation for importing metadata and generating the data warehouse model. a connector defines how analyticscreator accesses a source system and how metadata (tables, columns, keys, relationships) is retrieved. this metadata is then stored in the repository and used by the data warehouse wizard to generate a draft model. purpose establish access to source systems and import structural metadata required for automated data warehouse generation. design principle analyticscreator separates metadata acquisition from data extraction. metadata (structure) is imported first and stored in the repository data extraction happens later during execution (via pipelines) this means a data warehouse model can be designed and generated without requiring an active connection to the source system at runtime. inputs / outputs inputs connector type (e.g. sql server, sap, metadata connector) connection configuration (server, database, authentication) selected schemas, tables, or metadata source outputs connector definition stored in repository imported metadata: tables and views columns and data types primary keys foreign keys or references (if available) internal mechanics 1. connector definition the connector stores the configuration required to access a source system. this includes connection details and selection of relevant schemas or objects. 2. metadata extraction analyticscreator reads structural metadata from the source system or from a metadata connector. this includes: table structures column definitions key definitions relationships between tables in some cases (e.g. sap or metadata connectors), metadata can be imported without direct access to the operational system. 3. repository persistence all imported metadata is stored in the repository. at this stage: no sql objects are generated no data is extracted no pipelines are executed the system builds a structural model that will later drive code generation. 4. relationship availability if source systems expose foreign keys or references, these are imported and can be reused during modeling. if not, relationships must be defined manually in later steps. types / variants connector types direct database connectors (e.g. sql server) erp connectors (e.g. sap metadata extraction) metadata connectors (predefined structures without live connection) import modes full metadata import selective table import manual definition (if metadata is incomplete) example a connector is created for a sql server database containing the following tables: customer orders orderlines the system imports: column definitions (e.g. customerid, orderid) primary keys foreign key relationships (e.g. orders → customer) these definitions are stored in the repository and become available for automated model generation in the next step. when to use / when not to use use when starting a new data warehouse model importing metadata from source systems preparing for automated model generation do not rely on connectors alone when source metadata is incomplete or inconsistent business relationships differ from technical relationships required structures are not exposed in the source system performance & design considerations connector scope directly affects model complexity importing unnecessary tables increases modeling overhead metadata quality determines quality of generated model design trade-off: broad import (high coverage, more noise) selective import (cleaner model, more manual work later) integration with other analyticscreator features repository: stores connector and metadata definitions wizard: uses imported metadata to generate draft model stg generation: based on imported source structures transformations: reuse source metadata and relationships common pitfalls importing entire source systems without filtering assuming source relationships are suitable for analytical models using technical keys as business keys without validation skipping metadata validation before running the wizard key takeaway connectors import and persist source metadata in the repository, forming the structural basis for automated data warehouse generation."} ,{"id":385512401133,"name":"Execute Workflows (Load Data)","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/getting-started/quick-start-guide/execute-workflows-load-data","breadcrumb":"Getting Started › Quick Start Guide › Execute Workflows (Load Data)","description":"","searchText":"getting started quick start guide execute workflows (load data) after deployment, the data warehouse structure, pipelines, and analytical models exist in the target environment, but no business data has been loaded yet. the next step is to execute the generated workflows. workflow execution runs the generated load processes in the correct order. this is the stage where source data is extracted, written to staging, historized where required, transformed into core structures, and exposed through data marts and analytical models. purpose execute the generated loading and processing workflows so that the deployed data warehouse is populated with data. design principle analyticscreator separates execution from generation. generation defines structure and logic execution runs the actual data movement and processing this separation makes it possible to validate and deploy a model before loading any business data. inputs / outputs inputs deployed database objects generated workflows or pipeline packages configured source connections and linked services execution parameters and scheduling context outputs loaded stg tables historized persistent staging tables processed core structures updated dm structures refreshed analytical model content internal mechanics 1. workflow start execution begins by starting the generated workflow package or pipeline. this acts as the orchestration entry point for the full load process. 2. source extraction data is read from the configured source systems and written into the stg layer. import mappings, filters, and variables defined in the model are applied during this step. 3. persistent staging and historization after import, the data is written into the persistent staging layer. if historization is enabled, valid-from and valid-to handling or other configured historization logic is executed here. 4. core processing generated transformations are processed in dependency order. facts, dimensions, and other core structures are built from the persisted source data. 5. dm and semantic model refresh after core processing, the dm layer and the generated semantic model can be refreshed so that reporting tools can consume the updated data. 6. dependency handling the execution order is controlled by the generated workflow logic. upstream objects are processed before downstream objects so that dependencies are resolved automatically. types / variants execution variants ssis-based execution azure data factory pipeline execution manual execution for testing scheduled execution in production loading patterns full load incremental load historized load example a deployed workflow package contains the following sequence: load source table into stg.customer_import apply historization into pst.customer_history refresh fact and dimension transformations refresh the semantic model used by power bi at the end of execution: source data is available in staging historical versions are stored where configured reporting tools can access current analytical data when to use / when not to use use when the deployment has completed successfully source connections are configured correctly you want to populate or refresh the data warehouse do not execute before validating linked services and source access reviewing load filters and parameters confirming that required objects have been deployed performance & design considerations execution time depends on data volume, transformation complexity, and load pattern persistent staging supports reprocessing without re-reading source systems incremental loading reduces runtime but requires correct filter logic historization increases write volume and storage requirements design trade-off: full reloads are simpler to validate incremental and historized loads scale better but require stricter design control integration with other analyticscreator features connectors: provide source access used during execution stg and historization: form the first processing layers workflows: define orchestration and dependency order deployment: provides the executable packages and pipelines semantic models: can be refreshed after successful load common pitfalls assuming deployment already loaded data running workflows without validating linked services using incorrect filter logic for incremental loads ignoring dependency order in manually triggered runs confusing source staging with final analytical output key takeaway workflow execution is the step where deployed structures are populated with data and processed into usable analytical output."} ,{"id":385512401114,"name":"Refine the Model","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/getting-started/quick-start-guide/refine-the-model","breadcrumb":"Getting Started › Quick Start Guide › Refine the Model","description":"","searchText":"getting started quick start guide refine the model after generating the draft model with the wizard, the next step is to refine and adjust the data warehouse structure. the generated model provides a complete baseline, but it must be validated and adapted to match business logic, data quality, and performance requirements. this step focuses on defining keys, adjusting transformations, handling historization, and ensuring that the generated joins and structures reflect the intended analytical model. purpose validate and adjust the generated data warehouse model to ensure correct business logic, data relationships, and performance behavior. design principle analyticscreator generates a structurally complete model, but correctness is achieved through refinement. automation provides the structure manual refinement ensures semantic accuracy developers work on metadata definitions, not directly on sql, and all changes are reflected in generated code during synchronization. inputs / outputs inputs generated draft model (stg, core, dm) source metadata and relationships business requirements and logic outputs refined transformations defined business keys and surrogate keys adjusted joins and relationships configured historization behavior internal mechanics 1. column selection and cleanup generated transformations often include all available columns. unnecessary attributes should be removed to reduce model complexity and improve performance. 2. business key definition business keys must be validated or defined explicitly. these keys determine: uniqueness of entities join conditions between tables basis for historization 3. surrogate key generation analyticscreator generates surrogate keys automatically. depending on the modeling approach: identity-based keys (e.g. integer) hash-based keys (for data vault or hybrid models) hash keys are typically generated in the staging layer as calculated and persisted columns. 4. relationship validation automatically generated joins should be reviewed. this includes: correct join paths cardinality assumptions inclusion of required tables 5. historization configuration historization is applied in persistent staging and core layers. typical behavior includes: valid-from and valid-to columns tracking changes over time the historization strategy should be verified for correctness and performance impact. 6. macro usage reusable sql logic is implemented using macros. for example: hash key generation standard transformations macros allow centralized control of repeated logic without modifying generated sql directly. 7. dimension and fact adjustments fact tables and dimensions generated by the wizard should be refined: remove unnecessary joins add required attributes ensure correct grain of fact tables 8. calendar and date handling date columns should typically be replaced by references to a calendar dimension. this is often done using predefined macros. types / variants key strategies business keys only surrogate keys (identity) hash-based keys historization strategies scd2 (valid-from / valid-to) snapshot-based access current-state only transformation styles fully generated adjusted via metadata extended with custom sql logic example a generated fact table includes all columns from multiple related tables. refinement steps: remove unnecessary attributes validate join between orders and customers define surrogate key for dimension tables replace date columns with calendar dimension references example adjustment: -- before refinement select * from stg_orders o join stg_customer c on o.customer_id = c.customer_id; -- after refinement (conceptual) select o.order_id, c.customer_key, o.order_date_key, o.amount from core_orders o join dim_customer c on o.customer_key = c.customer_key; when to use / when not to use use when after running the wizard validating generated model structures aligning model with business logic do not skip when working with complex source systems data quality issues exist performance requirements are strict performance & design considerations reducing column count improves performance incorrect joins can cause data duplication historization increases storage and processing cost hash keys improve scalability but add computation overhead design trade-off: automation speed vs model accuracy flexibility vs standardization integration with other analyticscreator features wizard: provides initial model macros: define reusable sql logic synchronization: generates sql from refined metadata deployment: uses finalized model for artifact creation common pitfalls leaving generated joins unvalidated using incorrect business keys overloading fact tables with unnecessary attributes ignoring historization impact on performance mixing business logic directly into sql instead of metadata key takeaway the generated model must be refined to ensure correct business logic, keys, and performance before sql generation and deployment."} ,{"id":383225948362,"name":"Understanding AnalyticsCreator","type":"section","path":"/docs/getting-started/understanding-analytics-creator","breadcrumb":"Getting Started › Understanding AnalyticsCreator","description":"","searchText":"getting started understanding analyticscreator analyticscreator is a metadata-driven design application for building and automating data warehouses and analytical models. instead of manually implementing etl and sql logic, developers define metadata such as sources, keys, relationships, transformations, and loading behavior. analyticscreator uses these definitions to generate database objects, pipelines, and semantic models. how analyticscreator works the workflow in analyticscreator starts with a repository, continues with source metadata import, and then uses a wizard to generate a draft data warehouse model. that model is refined, synchronized into sql objects, deployed to the target environment, and finally executed through generated workflows or pipelines. create a repository define or import connectors import source metadata run the data warehouse wizard refine the generated model synchronize the structure deploy artifacts execute workflows consume data through data marts and semantic models repository and metadata every analyticscreator project is based on a repository. the repository is a sql server database that stores the full metadata definition of the data warehouse. this includes connectors, source objects, transformations, keys, relationships, deployment settings, and other object definitions. the repository is the design-time control layer and the source for all generated artifacts. this means the target database is not modeled manually. instead, analyticscreator reads the repository metadata and generates the required sql structures from it. generated code can run independently after deployment because analyticscreator is used as a design-time application, not as a runtime dependency. connectors and metadata import analyticscreator connects to source systems such as sql server or sap and imports structural metadata including tables, columns, keys, and references. in some scenarios, metadata can also be imported through metadata connectors, which makes it possible to model a data warehouse without an active connection to the live source system during design. imported metadata is stored in the repository and later used by the wizard to generate the draft warehouse model. at this stage, no warehouse data has been loaded yet. only structure and metadata are being captured. the wizard the data warehouse wizard is the central acceleration mechanism in analyticscreator. it analyzes source metadata and generates a draft warehouse model automatically. depending on the selected approach, this can be a dimensional model, a data vault model, or a mixed approach. the wizard can create staging structures, historization layers, dimensions, facts, calendar dimensions, and default relationships based on detected metadata. the generated model is not the end result. it is the baseline that developers refine and validate. the main engineering work happens after generation, when keys, joins, historization behavior, measures, and transformations are adjusted to fit the intended warehouse design. warehouse layers analyticscreator supports a layered warehouse architecture from source to presentation. in a typical setup, this includes source objects, staging, persistent staging or historization, core transformations, data marts, and semantic or reporting layers. it can also generate analytical models for tools such as power bi. persistent staging a key architectural concept is the persistent staging layer. source data is first imported into staging structures and then stored persistently for further processing. this persistent layer is used for historization and for decoupling source extraction from downstream transformations. it allows data to be reprocessed without repeatedly reading the source system. in dimensional scenarios, historized tables typically include surrogate keys together with valid-from and valid-to columns. in data vault and hybrid scenarios, additional hash-based keys and references can be generated in the staging layer as persisted calculated columns and then reused in later layers. transformations transformations in analyticscreator are usually generated as sql views based on metadata definitions. these definitions specify source tables, joins, selected columns, macros, and transformation rules. in many cases, the default generated view logic is sufficient as a starting point, but it can be refined through metadata rather than by rewriting generated sql directly. analyticscreator also supports reusable macros for standard sql logic, such as date-to-calendar-key conversion or hash key generation. this allows repeated logic to be defined once and reused consistently across the model. synchronization, deployment, and execution these three steps are related but different and should not be confused. synchronization synchronization materializes the metadata model into sql objects in the target database. this creates the database structure defined in analyticscreator, such as tables, views, and procedures. it does not mean that business data has already been loaded. :contentreference[oaicite:13]{index=13} deployment deployment creates and distributes deployable artifacts for the selected target environment. these can include sql database packages, ssis packages, azure data factory pipelines, and semantic models. deployment prepares the environment but still does not imply that source data has already been processed. execution execution runs the generated workflows and pipelines. this is the step where source data is actually extracted, written to staging, historized where required, transformed into core structures, and exposed through data marts and semantic models. in azure scenarios, this may happen through azure data factory. in on-premise scenarios, this may happen through ssis. consumption after execution, the data warehouse can be consumed through data marts and semantic models. these structures are intended for reporting and analytics, while lower layers such as staging and historization should remain implementation layers rather than direct reporting interfaces. analyticscreator can generate tabular models and structures for tools such as power bi. design implications the repository is the source of truth metadata drives generation, not manual sql-first development the wizard creates a baseline, not a final production model persistent staging is part of the architecture, not just a temporary landing area synchronization, deployment, and execution are separate steps consumption should happen from data marts or semantic models, not from staging layers key takeaway analyticscreator works by storing warehouse definitions as metadata, generating sql and orchestration artifacts from that metadata, and then deploying and executing those artifacts in the target environment."} ,{"id":383225948358,"name":"Installation","type":"section","path":"/docs/getting-started/installation","breadcrumb":"Getting Started › Installation","description":"","searchText":"getting started installation installing analyticscreator: 32-bit and 64-bit versions this guide offers step-by-step instructions for installing either the 32-bit or 64-bit version of analyticscreator, depending on your system requirements. ⓘ note: to ensure optimal performance, verify that your system meets the following prerequisites before installation."} ,{"id":383225948359,"name":"System Requirements","type":"section","path":"/docs/getting-started/system-requirements","breadcrumb":"Getting Started › System Requirements","description":"","searchText":"getting started system requirements to ensure optimal performance, verify that the following requirements are met: ⓘ note: if you already have sql server installed and accessible, you can proceed directly to the launching analyticscreator section. networking: communication over port 443 is where analytics communicates to the analyticscreator server. operating system: windows 10 or later. analyticscreator is compatible with windows operating systems starting from version 10. ⓘ warning: port 443 is the standard https port for secured transactions. it is used for data transfers and ensures that data exchanged between a web browser and websites remains encrypted and protected from unauthorized access. microsoft sql server: sql server on azure virtual machines azure sql managed instances"} ,{"id":383225948360,"name":"Download and Installation","type":"section","path":"/docs/getting-started/download-and-installation","breadcrumb":"Getting Started › Download and Installation","description":"","searchText":"getting started download and installation access the download page navigate to the analyticscreator download page download the installer locate and download the installation file. verify sql server connectivity before proceeding with the installation, confirm that you can connect to your sql server instance. connecting to sql server: to ensure successful connectivity: use sql server management studio (ssms), a tool for managing and configuring sql server. if ssms is not installed on your system, download it from the official microsoft site: download sql server management studio (ssms) install the software once connectivity is confirmed, follow the instructions below to complete the installation."} ,{"id":383225948361,"name":"Configuring AnalyticsCreator","type":"section","path":"/docs/getting-started/configuring-analyticscreator","breadcrumb":"Getting Started › Configuring AnalyticsCreator","description":"","searchText":"getting started configuring analyticscreator this guide will walk you through configuring analyticscreator with your system. provide the login and password that you received by e-mail from analyticscreator minimum requirements configuration settings the configuration of analyticscreator is very simple. the only mandatory configuration is the sql server settings. sql server settings use localdb to store repository: enables you to store the analyticscreator project (metadata only) on your localdb. sql server to store repository: enter the ip address or the name of your microsoft sql server. security integrated: authentication is based on the current windows user. standard: requires a username and password. azure ad: uses azure ad (now microsoft entra) for microsoft sql server authentication. trust server certificate: accepts the server's certificate as trusted. sql user: the sql server username. sql password: the corresponding password. optional requirements paths unc path to store backup: a network path to store project backups. local sql server path to store backup: a local folder to store your project backups. local sql server path to store database: a local folder to store your sql server database backups. repository database template: the alias format for your repositories. default: repo_{reponame}. dwh database template: the alias format for your dwh templates. default: dwh_{reponame}. proxy settings proxy address: the ip address or hostname of your proxy server. proxy port: the port number used by the proxy. proxy user: the username for proxy authentication. proxy password: the password for the proxy user. now you're ready to create your new data warehouse with analyticscreator."} , {"id":383461199042,"name":"User Guide","type":"category","path":"/docs/user-guide","breadcrumb":"User Guide","description":"","searchText":"user guide you can launch analyticscreator in two ways: from the desktop icon after installation or streaming setup, a desktop shortcut is created. double-click the icon to start analyticscreator. from the installer window open the downloaded analyticscreator installer. instead of selecting install, click launch (labeled as number one in the image below). a window will appear showing the available analyticscreator servers, which deliver the latest version to your system. this process launches analyticscreator without performing a full installation, assuming all necessary prerequisites are already in place."} ,{"id":383225948364,"name":" Desktop Interface","type":"section","path":"/docs/user-guide/desktop-interface","breadcrumb":"User Guide › Desktop Interface","description":"","searchText":"user guide desktop interface with analyticscreator desktop users can: data warehouse creation automatically generate and structure your data warehouse, including fact tables and dimensions. connectors add connections to various data sources and import metadata seamlessly. layer management define and manage layers such as staging, persisted staging, core, and datamart layers. package generation generate integration packages for ssis (sql server integration services) and adf (azure data factory). indexes and partitions automatically configure indexes and partitions for optimized performance. roles and security manage roles and permissions to ensure secure access to your data. galaxies and hierarchies organize data across galaxies and define hierarchies for better data representation. customizations configure parameters, macros, scripts, and object-specific scripts for tailored solutions. filters and predefined transformations apply advanced filters and transformations for data preparation and enrichment. snapshots and versioning create snapshots to track and manage changes in your data warehouse. deployments deploy your projects with flexible configurations, supporting on-premises and cloud solutions. groups and models organize objects into groups and manage models for streamlined workflows. data historization automate the process of creating historical data models for auditing and analysis."} ,{"id":383225948365,"name":"Working with AnalyticsCreator","type":"section","path":"/docs/user-guide/working-with-analyticscreator","breadcrumb":"User Guide › Working with AnalyticsCreator","description":"","searchText":"user guide working with analyticscreator understanding the fundamental operations in analyticscreator desktop is essential for efficiently managing your data warehouse repository and ensuring accuracy in your projects. below are key basic operations you can perform within the interface: edit mode and saving - data warehouse editor single object editing: in the data warehouse repository, you can edit one object at a time. this ensures precision and reduces the risk of unintended changes across multiple objects. how to edit: double-click on any field within an object to enter edit mode. the selected field becomes editable, allowing you to make modifications. save prompt: if any changes are made, a prompt will appear, reminding you to save your modifications before exiting the edit mode. this safeguard prevents accidental loss of changes. unsaved changes: while edits are immediately reflected in the repository interface, they are not permanently saved until explicitly confirmed by clicking the save button. accessing views in data warehouse explorer layer-specific views: each layer in the data warehouse contains views generated by analyticscreator. these views provide insights into the underlying data structure and transformations applied at that layer. how to access: navigate to the data warehouse explorer and click on the view tab for the desired layer. this displays the layer's contents, including tables, fields, and transformations. adding and deleting objects adding new objects: navigate to the appropriate section (e.g., tables, layers, or connectors) in the navigation tree. right-click and select add [object type] to create a new object. provide the necessary details, such as name, description, and configuration parameters. save the object. deleting objects: select the object in the navigation tree and right-click to choose delete. confirm the deletion when prompted. ⚠️ note: deleting an object may affect dependent objects or configurations. filtering and searching in data warehouse explorer filtering: use filters to narrow down displayed objects by criteria such as name, type, or creation date. searching: enter keywords or phrases in the search bar to quickly locate objects. benefits: these features enhance repository navigation and efficiency when working with large datasets. object dependencies and relationships dependency view: for any selected object, view its dependencies and relationships with other objects by accessing the dependencies tab. impact analysis: analyze how changes to one object might affect other parts of the data warehouse. managing scripts predefined scripts: add scripts for common operations like data transformations or custom sql queries. edit and run: double-click a script in the navigation tree to modify it. use run script to execute and view results. validating and testing changes validation tools: use built-in tools to check for errors or inconsistencies in your repository. evaluate changes: use the evaluate button before saving or deploying to test functionality and ensure correctness. locking and unlocking objects locking: prevent simultaneous edits by locking objects, useful in team environments. unlocking: release locks once edits are complete to allow further modifications by others. exporting and importing data export: export objects, scripts, or configurations for backup or sharing. use the export option in the toolbar or navigation tree. import: import previously exported files to replicate configurations or restore backups. use the import option and follow the prompts to load the data."} ,{"id":391011561704,"name":"Historization with AnalyticsCreator","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/user-guide/working-with-analyticscreator/historization-with-analyticscreator","breadcrumb":"User Guide › Working with AnalyticsCreator › Historization with AnalyticsCreator","description":"","searchText":"user guide working with analyticscreator historization with analyticscreator historization in analyticscreator is applied after source import and before downstream analytical modeling. source data is first loaded into staging, then written into a persistent staging or historization layer, and only then used in core and datamart transformations. historization in analyticscreator table historization stores changing records with validity periods and surrogate keys. this page focuses on that pattern. column historization individual columns can use full history, equal-only behavior, or no change tracking. transformation historization downstream transformations can consume historized data as current-state, snapshot-based, or full historical output. join historization historized joins can apply different validity rules when combining time-dependent structures. purpose explain how analyticscreator stores and processes changing data over time so that previous states remain available for analysis and downstream processing. design principle analyticscreator treats historization as a warehouse-layer concern, not a reporting-layer concern. source data is imported first historization is applied in persistent staging downstream transformations consume historized data this design separates source extraction from change tracking and allows historical states to be reused across multiple downstream transformations. inputs / outputs inputs imported source table or source query in staging key definition used to identify records across loads column-level historization settings missing-source behavior optional filters and variables outputs historized table in persistent staging valid-from column valid-to column generated surrogate key generated historization stored procedure optional snapshot-aware downstream transformations internal mechanics 1. import first, historize second analyticscreator first imports source data into a staging table. historization is executed after the import step, not during initial extraction. 2. historized table structure a historized table typically contains: business key or source key tracked attributes valid-from field valid-to field surrogate key field this is the standard scd type 2 structure used to preserve previous states of a record. 3. column-level historization behavior historization is configurable per column. analyticscreator supports different behaviors per attribute: full history – changes create new historical versions equal only / scd1-style – current value is updated without creating a history row none – the column is ignored for change tracking this allows mixed historization strategies within the same object. 4. missing-source behavior analyticscreator allows explicit handling of records that disappear from the source: close the current record by setting the end of validity leave the current record open optionally insert an empty record to avoid timeline gaps this is important when rows can temporarily disappear and reappear later. 5. generated historization procedure historization logic is generated as a stored procedure. the procedure is specific to the object configuration and can be reviewed or extended if required. 6. downstream consumption downstream transformations can consume historized data in different ways: actual only – only the currently valid row is used snapshot – rows are selected based on a snapshot date between valid-from and valid-to full historical – all historical states remain available types / variants column-level change tracking full history equal only none missing-source behavior close validity keep open add empty record consumption behavior current-state only snapshot-based full historical access example assume a staging table contains customer data: stg_customer ( customer_id, name, city ) a historized table generated from it may look like this: pst_customer_history ( sats_id bigint, customer_id int, name nvarchar(100), city nvarchar(100), date_from datetime, date_to datetime ) a representative scd type 2 pattern is: -- close current row when tracked attributes changed update tgt set date_to = @load_ts from pst_customer_history tgt join stg_customer src on tgt.customer_id = src.customer_id and tgt.date_to is null where isnull(tgt.name, '') <> isnull(src.name, '') or isnull(tgt.city, '') <> isnull(src.city, ''); -- insert new current row insert into pst_customer_history ( customer_id, name, city, date_from, date_to ) select src.customer_id, src.name, src.city, @load_ts, null from stg_customer src left join pst_customer_history tgt on tgt.customer_id = src.customer_id and tgt.date_to is null where tgt.customer_id is null or isnull(tgt.name, '') <> isnull(src.name, '') or isnull(tgt.city, '') <> isnull(src.city, ''); this pattern shows the core behavior: current rows are closed when tracked attributes change, and a new current row is inserted. when to use / when not to use use when attribute changes must remain traceable over time source systems overwrite current values point-in-time analysis is required previous business states must remain queryable do not use when only the latest state matters the source already provides reliable historized data and duplicate historization is unnecessary storage growth from history rows is not acceptable performance & design considerations historization increases write volume and storage usage over-tracking noisy columns creates unnecessary row churn wrong missing-source settings can produce incorrect history timelines snapshot-based downstream joins are more expensive than current-state joins design trade-off: full history gives maximum traceability selective tracking improves storage and runtime efficiency integration with other analyticscreator features import packages and pipelines provide the staging input for historization transformation historization types define how historized rows are consumed downstream macros can support key generation in hybrid and data vault scenarios persisting can materialize downstream historized views for performance datamarts and semantic models can consume current-state or snapshot-based outputs common pitfalls tracking all columns as scd type 2 even when some should be scd1 or ignored not defining missing-source behavior using current-state-only logic when point-in-time analysis is required overusing snapshot logic in scenarios where current-state output is sufficient changing generated sql directly instead of fixing metadata configuration metadata representation historization metadata in analyticscreator typically includes: source object reference key definition per-column historization mode missing-source behavior optional filters and variables downstream transformation historization mode these settings are stored in the repository and used to generate historization logic and dependent transformations. deployment behavior build reads metadata from the repository generates historized tables generates historization procedures builds downstream transformations deploy deploys historized table structures deploys generated procedures deploys orchestration assets refresh / execute imports source data into staging executes historization logic refreshes downstream core and datamart structures key design principle what is generated? historized tables, surrogate keys, validity columns, and historization procedures when is it executed? after source import and before downstream transformation processing where is it stored? in the persistent staging or historization layer how does it scale? through selective column tracking, explicit missing-source handling, filtered loads, and downstream consumption control key takeaway analyticscreator implements scd type 2 historization as a configurable warehouse-layer service that preserves previous states through validity windows, surrogate keys, and generated historization procedures."} ,{"id":383225948366,"name":"Advanced Features","type":"section","path":"/docs/user-guide/advanced-features","breadcrumb":"User Guide › Advanced Features","description":"","searchText":"user guide advanced features analyticscreator provides a rich set of advanced features to help you configure, customize, and optimize your data warehouse projects. these features extend the tool’s capabilities beyond standard operations, enabling more precise control and flexibility. scripts scripts in analyticscreator allow for detailed customization at various stages of data warehouse creation and deployment. they enhance workflow flexibility and enable advanced repository configurations. types of scripts object-specific scripts define custom behavior for individual objects, such as tables or transformations, to meet specific requirements. pre-creation scripts execute tasks prior to creating database objects. example: define sql functions to be used in transformations. pre-deployment scripts configure processes that run before deploying the project. example: validate dependencies or prepare the target environment. post-deployment scripts handle actions executed after deployment is complete. example: perform cleanup tasks or execute stored procedures. pre-workflow scripts manage operations that occur before initiating an etl workflow. example: configure variables or initialize staging environments. repository extension scripts extend repository functionality with user-defined logic. example: add custom behaviors to redefine repository objects. historization the historization features in analyticscreator enable robust tracking and analysis of historical data changes, supporting advanced time-based reporting and auditing. key components slowly changing dimensions (scd) automate the management of changes in dimension data. supports various scd types including: type 1 (overwrite) type 2 (versioning) others as needed time dimensions create and manage temporal structures to facilitate time-based analysis. example: build fiscal calendars or weekly rollups for time-series analytics. snapshots capture and preserve specific states of the data warehouse. use cases include audit trails, historical reporting, and rollback points. parameters and macros these tools provide centralized control and reusable logic to optimize workflows and streamline repetitive tasks. parameters dynamic management: centralize variable definitions for consistent use across scripts, transformations, and workflows. reusable configurations: update values in one place to apply changes globally. use cases: set default values for connection strings, table prefixes, or date ranges. macros reusable logic: create parameterized scripts for tasks repeated across projects or workflows. streamlined processes: use macros to enforce consistent logic in transformations and calculations. example: define a macro to calculate age from a birthdate and reuse it across transformations. summary analyticscreator’s advanced features offer deep customization options that allow you to: control object-level behavior through scripting track and manage historical data effectively streamline project-wide settings with parameters reuse logic with powerful macros these capabilities enable you to build scalable, maintainable, and highly flexible data warehouse solutions."} ,{"id":383225948367,"name":"Wizards","type":"section","path":"/docs/user-guide/wizards","breadcrumb":"User Guide › Wizards","description":"","searchText":"user guide wizards the wizards in analyticscreator provide a guided and efficient way to perform various tasks related to building and managing a data warehouse. below is an overview of the eight available wizards and their core functions. dwh wizard the dwh wizard is designed to quickly create a semi-ready data warehouse. it is especially useful when the data source contains defined table relationships or manually maintained references. supports multiple architectures: classic (kimball), data vault 1.0 & 2.0, or mixed. automatically creates imports, dimensions, facts, hubs, satellites, and links. customizable field naming, calendar dimensions, and sap deltaq integration. source wizard the source wizard adds new data sources to the repository. supports source types: table or query. retrieves table relationships and sap-specific metadata. allows query testing and schema/table filtering. import wizard the import wizard defines and manages the import of external data into the warehouse. configures source, target schema, table name, and ssis package. allows additional attributes and parameters. historization wizard the historization wizard manages how tables or transformations are historized. supports scd types: 0, 1, and 2. configures empty record behavior and vault id usage. supports ssis-based or stored procedure historization. transformation wizard the transformation wizard creates and manages data transformations. supports regular, manual, script, and external transformation types. handles both historicized and non-historicized data. configures joins, fields, persistence, and metadata settings. calendar transformation wizard the calendar transformation wizard creates calendar transformations used in reporting and time-based models. configures schema, name, start/end dates, and date-to-id macros. assigns transformations to specific data mart stars. time transformation wizard the time transformation wizard creates time dimensions to support time-based analytics. configures schema, name, time period, and time-to-id macros. assigns transformations to specific data mart stars. snapshot transformation wizard the snapshot transformation wizard creates snapshot dimensions for snapshot-based analysis. allows creation of one snapshot dimension per data warehouse. configures schema, name, and data mart star assignment. by using these eight wizards, analyticscreator simplifies complex tasks, ensures consistency, and accelerates the creation and management of enterprise data warehouse solutions."} ,{"id":384157771973,"name":"DWH Wizard ","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/user-guide/wizards/dwh-wizard-function","breadcrumb":"User Guide › Wizards › DWH Wizard ","description":"","searchText":"user guide wizards dwh wizard the dwh wizard allows for the rapid creation of a semi-ready data warehouse. it is especially effective when the data source includes predefined table references or manually maintained source references. prerequisites at least one source connector must be defined before using the dwh wizard. note: the dwh wizard support flat files using duckdb , in that case you should select the option \"use metadata of existing sources\" or use the source wizard instead. to launch the dwh wizard, click the “dwh wizard” button in the toolbar. instead, the user can use the connector context menu: using the dwh wizard select the connector, optionally enter the schema or table filter, and click \"apply\". then, the source tables will be displayed. optionally, select the \"existing sources\" radio button to work with already defined sources instead of querying the external system (ideal for meta connectors). if a table already exists, the \"exist\" checkbox will be selected. to add or remove tables: select them and click the ▶ button to add. select from below and click the ◀ button to remove. dwh wizard architecture options the wizard can generate the dwh using: classic or mixed architecture: supports imports, historization, dimensions, and facts. data vault architecture: supports hubs, satellites, links, dimensions, and facts with automatic classification when “auto” is selected. define name templates for dwh objects: set additional parameters: dwh wizard properties field name appearance: leave unchanged, or convert to upper/lowercase. retrieve relations: enable automatic relation detection from source metadata. create calendar dimension: auto-create calendar dimension and define date range. include tables in facts: include related tables in facts (n:1, indirect, etc.). use calendar in facts: include date-to-calendar references in fact transformations. sap deltaq transfer mode: choose between idoc or trfs. sap deltaq automatic synchronization: enable automatic deltaq sync. sap description language: select sap object description language. datavault2: do not create hubs: optionally suppress hub creation in dv2. historizing type: choose ssis package or stored procedure for historization. use friendly names in transformations as column names: use display names from sap/meta/manual connectors. default transformations: select default predefined transformations for dimensions. stars: assign generated dimensions and facts to data mart stars."} ,{"id":384138863824,"name":"Snapshot transformation wizard","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/user-guide/wizards/snapshot-transformation-wizard","breadcrumb":"User Guide › Wizards › Snapshot transformation wizard","description":"","searchText":"user guide wizards snapshot transformation wizard to create a snapshot transformation, select \"add → snapshot dimension\" from the diagram context menu. this will open the snapshot transformation wizard. ⚠️ note: only one snapshot dimension can exist in the data warehouse. as shown in the image below: parameters schema the schema in which the snapshot transformation resides. name the name assigned to the snapshot transformation. stars the data mart stars where this snapshot transformation will be included."} ,{"id":384159908072,"name":"Import wizard","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/user-guide/wizards/import-wizard","breadcrumb":"User Guide › Wizards › Import wizard","description":"","searchText":"user guide wizards import wizard to start the import wizard, use the source context menu: import status indicators sources marked with a \"!\" icon indicate that they have not yet been imported. attempting to launch the import wizard on a source that has already been imported will result in an error. typical import wizard window there is a typical import wizard window, as shown in the image below: options: source: the source that should be imported. target schema: the schema of the import table. target name: the name of the import table. package: the name of the ssis package where the import will be done. you can select an existing import package or add a new package name. click finish to proceed. the import definition window will open, allowing the configuration of additional import attributes and parameters, as shown in the image below: post-import actions refer to the \"import package\" description for more details. after creating a new import, refresh the diagram to reflect the changes, as shown in the image below:"} ,{"id":384140346566,"name":"Source Wizard","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/user-guide/wizards/source-wizard","breadcrumb":"User Guide › Wizards › Source Wizard","description":"","searchText":"user guide wizards source wizard the source wizard is used to add new data sources to the repository. to launch the source wizard, right-click on the \"sources\" branch of a connector in the context menu and select \"add source.\" source wizard functionality the appearance and functionality of the source wizard will vary depending on the selected source type (table or query): table: when selecting table as the data source, the wizard provides options to configure and view available tables. configuring a table data source when selecting \"table\" as the data source in the source wizard, click the \"apply\" button to display the list of available source tables. optionally, you can enter a schema or table filter to refine the results. configuration options: retrieve relations: enables the retrieval of relationships for the selected source table, if available. sap description language: specifies the language for object descriptions when working with sap sources. sap deltaq attributes: for sap deltaq sources, additional deltaq-specific attributes must be defined. configuring a query as a data source when selecting \"query\" as the data source in the source wizard, follow these steps: define schema and name: specify the schema and name of the source for the repository. enter the query: provide the query in the query language supported by the data source. test the query: click the “test query” button to verify its validity and ensure it retrieves the expected results. complete the configuration: click the “finish” button to add the new source to the repository. the source definition window will open, allowing further modifications if needed."} ,{"id":384159908073,"name":"Time transformation wizard","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/user-guide/wizards/time-transformation-wizard","breadcrumb":"User Guide › Wizards › Time transformation wizard","description":"","searchText":"user guide wizards time transformation wizard to create a time transformation, select \"add → time dimension\" from the diagram context menu. as shown in the image below: the time transformation wizard will then open, allowing you to configure a new time transformation: parameters schema the schema in which the time transformation resides. name the name assigned to the time transformation. period (minutes) the interval (in minutes) used to generate time dimension records. time-to-id function the macro function that converts a datetime value into the key value for the time dimension. use case: convert datetime fields in fact transformations into time dimension members. stars the data mart stars where the time transformation will be included."} ,{"id":384136118500,"name":"Historization wizard","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/user-guide/wizards/historization-wizard","breadcrumb":"User Guide › Wizards › Historization wizard","description":"","searchText":"user guide wizards historization wizard the historization wizard is used to historicize a table or transformation. to start the historization wizard, use the object context menu: \"add\" → \"historization\" in the diagram, as shown in the image below: alternatively, the object context menu in the navigation tree can be used, as shown in the image below: parameters there is a typical historization wizard window, as shown in the image below: source table: the table that should be historicized. target schema: the schema of the historicized table. target name: the name of the historicized table. package: the name of the ssis package where the historization will be done. you can select an existing historization package or add a new package name. historizing type: you can select between ssis package and stored procedure. scd type: the user can select between different historization types: scd 0, scd 1, and scd 2. empty record behavior: defines what should happen in case of a missing source record. use vault id as pk: if you are using datavault or mixed architecture, the user can use hashkeys instead of business keys to perform historization. after clicking \"finish\", the historization will be generated, and the diagram will be updated automatically. then, the user can select the generated historization package and optionally change some package properties (see \"historizing package\")."} ,{"id":384157771974,"name":"Persisting wizard","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/user-guide/wizards/persisting-wizard","breadcrumb":"User Guide › Wizards › Persisting wizard","description":"","searchText":"user guide wizards persisting wizard the content of any regular or manual transformation can be stored in a table, typically to improve access speed for complex transformations. persisting the transformation is managed through an ssis package. to persist a transformation, the user should select \"add → persisting\" from the object context menu in the diagram. as shown in the image below: persisting wizard options as shown in the image below: transformation: the name of the transformation to persist. persist table: the name of the table where the transformation will be persisted. this table will be created in the same schema as the transformation. persist package: the name of the ssis package that manages the persistence process."} ,{"id":384138863823,"name":"Transformation wizard","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/user-guide/wizards/transformation-wizard","breadcrumb":"User Guide › Wizards › Transformation wizard","description":"","searchText":"user guide wizards transformation wizard the transformation wizard is used to create a new transformation. to start it, use the object context menu and select: \"add → transformation\" in the diagram. typical transformation wizard window supported transformation types regular transformations: described in tabular form, results in a generated view. manual transformations: hand-created views defined manually by the user. script transformations: based on sql scripts, often calling stored procedures. external transformations: created outside analyticscreator as ssis packages. main page parameters type: transformation type: dimension: fullhist, creates unknown member, joinhisttype: actual fact: snapshot, no unknown member, joinhisttype: historical_to other: fullhist, no unknown member, joinhisttype: historical_to manual, external, script: as named schema: schema name name: transformation name historizing type: fullhist snapshothist snapshot actualonly none main table: only for regular transformations create unknown member: adds surrogate id = 0 (for dimensions) persist transformation: save view to a table persist table: name of persist table persist package: ssis package name result table: for external/script types ssis package: for external/script types table selection page allows selection of additional tables. tables must be directly or indirectly related to the main table. parameters table joinhisttype none actual historical_from historical_to full join options: all n:1 direct related all direct related all n:1 related all related use hash keys if available parameter page configure additional parameters (for regular transformations only). fields: none all key fields all fields field names (if duplicated): field[n] table_field field name appearance: no changes upper case lower case key fields null to zero: replaces null with 0 use friendly names as column names stars page stars: data mart stars for the transformation default transformations: no defaults (facts) all defaults (dimensions) selected defaults dependent tables: manage dependent tables script page used for script transformations. enter the sql logic that defines the transformation. insert into imp.lastpayment(businessentityid, ratechangedate, rate) select ph.businessentityid, ph.ratechangedate, ph.rate from ( select businessentityid, max(ratechangedate) lastratechangedate from [imp].[employeepayhistory] group by businessentityid ) t inner join [imp].[employeepayhistory] ph on ph.businessentityid = t.businessentityid and ph.ratechangedate = t.lastratechangedate"} ,{"id":384140346567,"name":"Calendar transformation wizard","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/user-guide/wizards/calendar-transformation-wizard","breadcrumb":"User Guide › Wizards › Calendar transformation wizard","description":"","searchText":"user guide wizards calendar transformation wizard to create a calendar transformation, select \"add → calendar dimension\" from the diagram context menu. as shown in the image below: the calendar transformation wizard will open. typically, only one calendar transformation is required in the data warehouse. as shown in the image below: parameters schema: the schema of the calendar transformation. name: the name of the calendar transformation. date from: the start date for the calendar. date to: the end date for the calendar. date-to-id function: the macro name that transforms a datetime value into the key value for the calendar dimension. this macro is typically used in fact transformations to map datetime fields to calendar dimension members. stars: the data mart stars where the calendar transformation will be included."} , {"id":383461199043,"name":"Reference","type":"category","path":"/docs/reference","breadcrumb":"Reference","description":"","searchText":"reference this section provides structured technical reference documentation for analyticscreator. it is intended for users who need detailed information about the user interface, entity types, entities, and configuration parameters. use this section when you already know which part of the application you want to understand and need a precise description of available objects, categories, and options. reference sections user interface reference information for the analyticscreator user interface and its structural elements. navigation and ui components windows, dialogs, and views interaction patterns open user interface entity types reference for the structural categories used in analyticscreator, such as connectors, sources, tables, transformations, packages, scripts, and schemas. connector and source categories table and transformation types schema, package, and script types open entity types entities reference for the concrete entities used in analyticscreator and their roles in modeling, generation, and execution. modeling objects execution-related entities generated object definitions open entities parameters reference for configuration parameters and settings that control generation, execution, historization, and other system behavior. object-specific parameters execution and generation settings configuration options open parameters how to use this section the reference section is organized by topic area rather than by workflow. use user interface when you need help locating or understanding specific interface elements use entity types when you need to understand the available structural categories in analyticscreator use entities when you need reference information about concrete objects used in the model use parameters when you need detailed information about settings and configurable behavior when to use reference instead of other sections use getting started for onboarding and step-by-step implementation flow use tutorials for guided example walkthroughs use reference for precise technical definitions and detailed lookup documentation key takeaway the reference section provides structured technical lookup documentation for analyticscreator user interface elements, entity categories, concrete entities, and configuration parameters."} ,{"id":383461259458,"name":"User Interface","type":"section","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface the analyticscreator user interface is designed to support structured, metadata-driven development of data products. it provides a clear separation between modeling, configuration, and generation activities, enabling users to navigate complex data solutions efficiently. the interface is organized into multiple functional areas that work together: navigation & repository structure provides access to repositories, object groups, and individual objects. it reflects the logical organization of the data solution and supports collaboration across teams. design & modeling area the central workspace where users define sources, transformations, and data products. this includes visual representations of data flows and dependencies, supporting transparency and impact analysis. properties & configuration panels context-sensitive panels that allow detailed configuration of selected objects, including technical settings, mappings, and behavior definitions. toolbar offers quick access to key actions such as synchronization, validation, and deployment, enabling an efficient workflow from design to delivery. lineage & dependency visualization displays relationships between objects and data flows. users can explore upstream and downstream dependencies to understand the impact of changes. the interface follows a metadata-driven approach: users define logic and structure once, and analyticscreator generates the corresponding technical artifacts. this ensures consistency, traceability, and efficient lifecycle management across environments."} ,{"id":383509396676,"name":"Toolbar","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/toolbar","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Toolbar","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface toolbar the toolbar gives users direct access to the main functional areas of analyticscreator and serves as the primary entry point for day-to-day work across the platform. its sections follow the typical implementation flow, from repository and source management through warehouse design, data product preparation, process generation, deployment, configuration, and support. available topics file covers core workspace actions such as opening, saving, and managing repositories and project files. sources explains how to configure source systems, maintain connections, and import or refresh source metadata. dwh describes the toolbar area used to design warehouse structures, transformations, and historization logic. data mart shows the commands used to build analytics-ready data products and business-facing reporting models. etl summarizes the toolbar functions related to generating and managing data movement and transformation workflows. deployment documents the options for packaging, generating, and deploying analyticscreator artifacts to target environments. options covers application and repository settings that control environment behavior and authoring preferences. help points users to documentation, guidance, and support-oriented resources available from the toolbar. how to use this section start with file and sources when setting up or opening a repository and connecting source systems. use dwh and data mart when defining warehouse logic and shaping analytical output models. move to etl and deployment when you need to generate, run, or release implementation artifacts. use options for configuration changes and help when you need documentation or support guidance. key takeaway the toolbar section organizes analyticscreator commands by workflow stage, making it easier to move from repository setup and source ingestion to modeling, process generation, deployment, and support."} ,{"id":379959516358,"name":"File","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/toolbar/file","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Toolbar › File","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface toolbar file overview the file ribbon tab contains the main repository, project, backup, synchronization, and diagram-search commands in analyticscreator. function use this tab to create or connect to a repository, start the dwh wizard, synchronize warehouse metadata, load or save project files, restore backups, save backups, and find objects on the active diagram. access the file tab is available from the main analyticscreator ribbon. some commands require an active repository connection before they can be used. how to access navigation tree not direct. use the main ribbon. toolbar file diagram use file -> find on diagram when a diagram is open. visual element file ribbon tab screen overview the file tab contains the visible ribbon labels listed below. id property description 1 file main ribbon tab for repository setup, project handling, backup, synchronization, and diagram search. 2 home returns to the main home view when a repository is connected. 3 dwh wizard starts the warehouse wizard for creating warehouse objects from source metadata. 4 sync dwh synchronizes warehouse metadata and changes to a stop action while synchronization is running. 5 repository command group for creating or connecting to repositories. 6 new prompts for a repository name and creates a new repository configuration. 7 connect connects to an existing repository and updates it when the repository version requires it. 8 project command group for project-folder import and export. 9 load project loads an analyticscreator project from a selected folder. 10 save project saves the current project structure to a folder. 11 backup and restore command group for local and cloud repository backup operations. 12 load from file restores repository data from a local backup file. 13 save to file saves the current repository to a local backup file. 14 load from cloud restores repository data from a cloud-stored backup. 15 save to cloud saves the current repository as a cloud-stored backup. 16 find on diagram opens the diagram search flow for the active architecture diagram. related topics dwh wizard dwh sources options"} ,{"id":380042415310,"name":"Sources","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/toolbar/sources","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Toolbar › Sources","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface toolbar sources overview the sources ribbon tab is the main toolbar area for connector, source, and source-reference management in analyticscreator. function use this tab to open the connector, source, and source-reference lists, create a new connector, or import connector definitions from a file or from cloud storage. access the sources tab is available from the main analyticscreator ribbon after a repository is connected. the tab opens list pages and connector setup flows rather than a single editor page. how to access navigation tree use related tree commands under connectors, sources, or source references to list, add, or import source objects. toolbar use sources on the main ribbon. diagram not opened directly from the diagram. use the ribbon or navigation tree to manage source objects. visual element sources ribbon tab with list and new connector command groups. screen overview the sources tab contains the visible ribbon labels listed below. id property description 1 sources main ribbon tab for source connectivity and connector setup. 2 home returns to the main home view when a repository is connected. 3 list command group for opening existing connectors, sources, and source references. 4 connectors opens the connector list so connection definitions can be reviewed or edited. 5 sources opens the source list for source tables, files, or queries that use configured connectors. 6 references opens the source-reference list for relationships between source objects. 7 new connector command group for adding or importing connector definitions. 8 add opens the new-connector page so a connector can be configured manually. 9 import from file imports connector definitions from a local file and refreshes the available source objects. 10 import from cloud imports connector definitions from cloud storage and refreshes the available source objects. related topics connectors sources list connector page create source"} ,{"id":380044750015,"name":"DWH","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/toolbar/dwh","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Toolbar › DWH","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface toolbar dwh overview the dwh ribbon tab groups list-entry commands for warehouse layers, schemas, tables, indexes, references, macros, predefined transformations, and snapshots. function the tab opens the warehouse list and maintenance pages from the main ribbon. access this topic was rebuilt from mainwindow.xaml and mainwindow.xaml.cs. the source defines the dwh ribbon tab and the commands shown under it. how to access navigation tree not direct. use the main ribbon. toolbar dwh diagram not direct. use the main ribbon. visual element mainwindow ribbon -> dwh screen overview the dwh ribbon tab shows the following source-defined button labels and groups. id property description 1 home visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 2 layers visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 schemas visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 tables tab header defined in the source-backed xaml. 5 indexes visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 6 references visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 7 macros visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 8 predefined trans. visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 9 snapshots visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 10 list visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. related topics data mart deployment etl help"} ,{"id":380044818681,"name":"Data mart","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/toolbar/data-mart","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Toolbar › Data mart","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface toolbar data mart overview the data mart ribbon tab groups commands for galaxies, stars, hierarchies, roles, partitions, and models in the main analyticscreator window. function the tab exposes list-entry commands for data mart objects directly from the main ribbon. access this topic was rebuilt from mainwindow.xaml and mainwindow.xaml.cs. the source defines the data mart ribbon tab and the commands shown under it. how to access navigation tree not direct. use the main ribbon. toolbar data mart diagram not direct. use the main ribbon. visual element mainwindow ribbon -> data mart screen overview the data mart ribbon tab shows the following source-defined button labels and groups. id property description 1 home visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 2 galaxies visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 stars visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 hierarchies visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 5 roles visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 6 partitions visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 7 models visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 8 list visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. related topics deployment dwh"} ,{"id":380044750017,"name":"ETL","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/toolbar/etl","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Toolbar › ETL","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface toolbar etl overview the etl ribbon tab groups list-entry and creation commands for packages, scripts, imports, historizations, and transformations. function the tab opens etl lists and also starts the main transformation-related wizards. access this topic was rebuilt from mainwindow.xaml and mainwindow.xaml.cs. the source defines the etl ribbon tab and the commands shown under it. how to access navigation tree not direct. use the main ribbon. toolbar etl diagram not direct. use the main ribbon. visual element mainwindow ribbon -> etl screen overview the etl ribbon tab shows the following source-defined button labels and groups. id property description 1 home visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 2 packages visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 scripts visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 imports visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 5 historiza- tions visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 6 transfor- mations visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 7 new trans- formation visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 8 calendar dimension visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 9 time dimension visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 10 snapshot dimension visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 11 list visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 12 new creates a new item or starts the add flow defined in the screen. related topics deployment dwh help options"} ,{"id":380044819646,"name":"Deployment","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/toolbar/deployment","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Toolbar › Deployment","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface toolbar deployment overview the deployment ribbon tab contains the deployment-package entry point in the main analyticscreator window. function the tab provides the ribbon command that opens the deployment package page. access this topic was rebuilt from mainwindow.xaml and mainwindow.xaml.cs. the source defines the deployment ribbon tab and the commands shown under it. how to access navigation tree not direct. use the main ribbon. toolbar deployment diagram not direct. use the main ribbon. visual element mainwindow ribbon -> deployment screen overview the deployment ribbon tab shows the following source-defined button labels and groups. id property description 1 home visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 2 deployment package visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. related topics data mart dwh etl"} ,{"id":380044819647,"name":"Options","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/toolbar/options","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Toolbar › Options","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface toolbar options overview the options ribbon tab groups user-management and application-settings commands. function the tab opens user groups, dwh settings, interface settings, parameters, and encrypted strings. access this topic was rebuilt from mainwindow.xaml and mainwindow.xaml.cs. the source defines the options ribbon tab and the commands shown under it. how to access navigation tree not direct. use the main ribbon. toolbar options diagram not direct. use the main ribbon. visual element mainwindow ribbon -> options screen overview the options ribbon tab shows the following source-defined button labels and groups. id property description 1 home visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 2 user groups group-related control or command defined in the source-backed ui. 3 dwh settngs visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 interface visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 5 parameter visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 6 encrypted strings visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. related topics etl help sources"} ,{"id":380044750021,"name":"Help","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/toolbar/help","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Toolbar › Help","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface toolbar help overview the help ribbon tab groups export, internet, and product-information commands. function the tab opens help resources such as eula, about, community links, and export helpers. access this topic was rebuilt from mainwindow.xaml and mainwindow.xaml.cs. the source defines the help ribbon tab and the commands shown under it. how to access navigation tree not direct. use the main ribbon. toolbar help diagram not direct. use the main ribbon. visual element mainwindow ribbon -> help screen overview the help ribbon tab shows the following source-defined button labels and groups. id property description 1 home visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 2 export to visio visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 export in word visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 wikipedia visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 5 videos visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 6 community visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 7 version history visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 8 eula visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 9 about visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 10 export visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 11 internet visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. related topics dwh etl options sources"} ,{"id":383509396677,"name":"Navigation tree","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/navigation-tree","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Navigation tree","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface navigation tree the navigation tree provides the primary structural view of an analyticscreator repository and helps users browse objects by area, layer, and responsibility. it is the fastest way to move across repository components, inspect relationships, and open the exact object or configuration area needed during design, maintenance, and troubleshooting. available topics connectors explains how connector objects appear in the tree and how they organize source-system access points. layers describes how repository layers structure objects and separate modeling responsibilities across the solution. packages shows how package objects are grouped in the tree for orchestration, movement, and process control. indexes covers where index definitions appear and how they are organized within the repository hierarchy. roles documents the tree placement of role-related objects used for access and semantic model control. galaxies explains how galaxy structures are represented and accessed from the navigation tree. hierarchies shows how hierarchy objects are grouped in the tree for analytical model navigation. partitions describes where partition definitions live in the tree and how they support model organization. parameters explains how technical and functional parameters are exposed for repository configuration and reuse. macros documents the navigation-tree location of reusable macros and shared logic components. object scripts covers how object-level scripts are organized for targeted execution and automation tasks. filters shows how filter definitions appear in the tree and support selective modeling behavior. predefined transformations explains where predefined transformation templates are stored and accessed from the tree. snapshots describes the tree location of snapshot-related objects used for point-in-time handling. deployments documents how deployment objects are grouped for release preparation and execution. groups shows how group structures help organize large repositories and related object collections. models explains where model objects appear in the tree and how they anchor business-facing structures. transformations describes how transformation logic is surfaced in the tree for editing, tracing, and maintenance. how to use this section use the tree to move quickly between repository object families instead of searching manually across dialogs and designers. start with structural areas such as layers, parameters, and groups when orienting yourself inside a project. use object-specific branches such as connectors, packages, deployments, and transformations when working on a focused implementation task. use the tree as the operational backbone of the repository, then open individual topics here to understand the behavior of each object area in detail. key takeaway the navigation tree organizes analyticscreator repository objects into a clear operational hierarchy, making it the central navigation surface for browsing, opening, and managing solution components."} ,{"id":380121766108,"name":"Connectors","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/navigation-tree/connectors","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Navigation tree › Connectors","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface navigation tree connectors overview the connectors menu in analyticscreator defines metadata for establishing a connection to a source system. each connector includes a name, a source type, and a connection string. these connections are used in etl packages to access external data sources during data warehouse generation. function connectors allow analyticscreator to integrate with relational databases and other supported systems. the connection string is stored in the project metadata and referenced during package execution. each connector is project-specific and can be reused across multiple packages or layers. access connectors are managed under the sources section in the analyticscreator user interface. all defined connectors are listed in a searchable grid, and new entries can be created or deleted from this screen. selecting new opens a connector definition form with metadata fields and a connection string editor. how to access navigation tree connectors → connector → edit connector; connectors → add connector toolbar sources → add diagram not applicable visual element {searchconnectors} → connector → double-click screen overview the first image below shows the main connectors interface. the second shows the editor that appears when a new connector is created. list connectors id property description 1 connectorname logical name identifying the connector within the project 2 connectortype type of source system (e.g., mssql, oracle, etc.) 3 connectionstring ole db or equivalent connection string used to connect to the source system new connector dialog id property description 1 connectorname logical name identifying the connector within the project. 2 connectortype type of source system, for example mssql, oracle, or another supported connector type. 3 azure source type type of azure source, for example azure sql, azure postgres, or another supported azure source type. 4 connectionstring ole db or equivalent connection string used to connect to the source system. 5 cfg.ssis controls whether the connection string should not be stored in cfg.ssis_configurations. related topics sources connector types refresh source metadata create source"} ,{"id":380121766109,"name":"Layers","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/navigation-tree/layers","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Navigation tree › Layers","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface navigation tree layers overview the layers feature in analyticscreator defines the logical and sequential structure in which metadata objects are grouped and generated. each object in a project is assigned to a layer, which determines its build order and visibility during solution generation. function layers represent vertical slices in a project's architecture, such as source, staging, persisted staging, transformation, data warehouse - core, or datamart. one layer can have one or more schemas associated with it. they are used to control: object assignment and isolation layers define where objects belong and keep architectural responsibilities clearly separated. deployment sequencing layers control the order in which structures are generated and deployed across environments. selective generation specific parts of the solution can be included or excluded based on layer configuration. dependency resolution layer order influences build-time logic and helps resolve dependencies between generated objects. layer configuration impacts how analyticscreator generates the sql database schema, azure data factory pipelines, and semantic models. access layers are accessible from the dwh section. a dedicated layers panel displays all defined layers, their order, and their assignment status. how to access navigation tree data warehouse -> layers -> edit layer toolbar dwh -> layers diagram not direct. use the navigation tree or dwh toolbar list command. visual element list layers page screen overview the image below shows the list layers interface with columns labeled for easy identification. id property description 1 name name of the layer used to identify it within the project structure. 2 seqnr defines the sequence number of the layer and controls its display order in the lineage. 3 description optional field used to provide a more detailed description of the layer. behavior execution order layers are executed in the defined top-down order. generation scope disabling a layer excludes its objects from generation. object assignment each object must belong to one and only one layer. build influence layers influence sql build context and pipeline generation. usage context layers are typically aligned with logical data architecture phases. common usage includes separating ingestion, transformation, modeling, and reporting responsibilities. notes layer configurations are stored within the project metadata. changes to layer order or status require regeneration of the solution. layer visibility and behavior apply across all deployment targets. related topics schema table transformation predefined transformations"} ,{"id":380121766110,"name":"Packages","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/navigation-tree/packages","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Navigation tree › Packages","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface navigation tree packages overview the packages node organizes execution packages used to load, transform, export, and orchestrate data processing work. expanding the node groups packages by business purpose: import, historization, persisting, external, script, export, and workflow. function use packages to list package definitions, create packages by category, edit package properties, delete packages, generate deployment packages, and manage package content or manual dependencies. import, historization, and persisting packages can contain related content entries; workflow packages can order other packages and configure retry behavior. access the packages node appears under data warehouse in the navigation tree. the package list can also be opened from the etl ribbon, and package generation is available from the deployment ribbon. how to access navigation tree use data warehouse -> packages. from the packages node, use list packages or generate packages. expand packages to access import, historization, persisting, external, script, export, and workflow. each category provides refresh, list packages, and an add command for that package category. toolbar use etl -> packages to open the package list. use deployment -> deployment package for package generation. diagram not opened directly from a diagram. package content may reference imports, historizations, persisting transformations, exports, scripts, and workflow execution order. visual element packages navigation-tree node, package category nodes, list packages page, and package editor page. screen overview id property description 1 package name name of the package shown in the package list and under the related package category in the navigation tree. 2 package type category of work handled by the package, such as import, historization, persisting, workflow, external transformation, script launch, or export. 3 manually created indicates whether the package was created manually instead of generated automatically. 4 externally launched indicates that the package is intended to be launched outside the standard package run sequence. 5 description business note describing the purpose or origin of the package. 6 delete deletes the selected package after confirmation. 7 new opens the package editor to create a new package. when opened from a package category, the category is preselected. id property description 1 package name defines the package name. the name is required before the package can be saved. 2 package type read-only package category description, for example external transformation package. 3 manually created marks the package as manually created. external transformation packages are marked this way by default when created from the package category. 4 external launched marks whether the package is launched externally. for workflow packages, this label changes to process olap cube in package. 5 description optional text that explains the package purpose or execution context. 6 package package available in the manual dependencies grid for dependency selection. 7 depends on shows whether the listed package is already a detected dependency of the current package. 8 add selects a package to add as a manual dependency. 9 remove selects an existing manual dependency for removal. 10 refresh refreshes dependency information before editing dependency selections. 11 cancel returns to the previous screen without saving pending edits. 12 save saves package fields and dependency selections, then refreshes the editor. related topics etl toolbar deployment toolbar packages list workflow package type"} ,{"id":380121766111,"name":"Indexes","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/navigation-tree/indexes","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Navigation tree › Indexes","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface navigation tree indexes overview the indexes node organizes index definitions for warehouse tables. an index defines how a table can be searched, keyed, or optimized so generated warehouse structures can support reliable joins and faster lookups. function use the indexes node to list index definitions, create a new index for a table, open an existing index for maintenance, delete an index, or edit the ordered columns that belong to the index. access the indexes node appears under data warehouse in the navigation tree. it can also appear below individual tables, and the full index list can be opened from the dwh ribbon. how to access navigation tree use data warehouse -> indexes. from the indexes node, use list indexes or add index. from an existing index, use edit index or delete index. toolbar use dwh -> indexes. diagram not opened directly from the diagram. maintain indexes from the navigation tree or the dwh ribbon. visual element indexes navigation-tree node, index list page, and index detail page with an index-column grid. screen overview id property description 1 search criteria filters the index list by index name, schema, or table. pressing enter in the field applies the same search. 2 search applies the entered search text and refreshes the grid. 3 clear filter clears the search field and reloads the full index list. 4 index list shows schema, table, index, clustered, unique, and primary key columns. double-clicking a row opens the index detail page. 5 delete deletes the selected index after confirmation. 6 new opens the index detail page for a new index. id property description 1 index details groups the main index settings before the column grid. 2 schema selects the schema that contains the table for the index. 3 table selects the table that owns the index. 4 index name defines the index name shown in lists and generated warehouse structures. 5 description stores notes about the index purpose or table access pattern. 6 compression type selects the compression option used for the index. 7 is unique marks the index as enforcing unique values for the selected column set. 8 is clustered marks the index as clustered. a table can only have one clustered index. 9 is primary key marks the index as the table primary key. a table can only have one primary key. 10 is columnstore marks the index as columnstore and validates incompatible primary-key, unique, and clustered settings. 11 column selects a table column that belongs to the index. 12 position sets the order of the column inside the index. 13 is descending uses descending sort order for the selected index column. 14 include only includes the column in the index without making it part of the key order. 15 cancel returns to the previous page without saving pending edits. 16 save saves the index details and column rows, then refreshes the navigation tree. related topics dwh schemas tables references"} ,{"id":380121767100,"name":"Roles","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/navigation-tree/roles","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Navigation tree › Roles","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface navigation tree roles overview roles define security profiles for analytical models. a role groups user assignments, default access rights, and optional row-level filtering rules so the deployed model can expose the right data to the right users. function use roles to search existing role definitions, create or duplicate a role, assign users, choose tabular-model rights, define table-level dax filters, and maintain multidimensional cube permissions. the editor separates tabular and multidimensional settings so each role can support the model type used by the project. access the roles node appears under data warehouse in the navigation tree. the list can also be opened from the data mart ribbon tab with the roles command. how to access navigation tree use data warehouse -> roles. from the node, use list roles or add role. from an existing role, use edit role. toolbar use data mart -> roles. diagram not opened directly from a diagram. use the roles list or editor to maintain model security definitions. visual element roles navigation-tree node, list roles page, and roles editor page. screen overview id property description 1 search criteria filters the roles list by role name or description. pressing enter in this field runs the same search. 2 search applies the current search criteria and refreshes the list. 3 delete deletes the selected role after confirmation. 4 duplicate creates a copy of the selected role, including its user and model-security settings, with a copy suffix added to the name. 5 new opens the role editor for a new role definition. id property description 1 name role name shown in the list and under the roles navigation-tree node. 2 users grid for assigning login names to the role. 3 description optional business description explaining the purpose of the role. 4 tabular cube tab for tabular-model security, including the role rights selector and table-level dax filters. 5 multidimensional cube tab for multidimensional-cube permissions, including cube, dimension, and cube-dimension access rules. 6 rights selects the tabular-model permission level for the role. 7 dax filter sample read-only example showing the expected pattern for a table-level dax filter expression. 8 table selects the data mart table that the tabular filter applies to. 9 dax filter stores the row-level filter expression for the selected table. use disable to keep a filter row without applying it. related topics data mart toolbar olap roles groups models"} ,{"id":380121783543,"name":"Galaxies","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/navigation-tree/galaxies","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Navigation tree › Galaxies","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface navigation tree galaxies overview the galaxies node organizes data mart galaxy definitions in the navigation tree. a galaxy groups related stars so a data mart model can be browsed and maintained by business area or analytical subject. function use the galaxies node to list galaxy definitions, open a selected galaxy for maintenance, delete a galaxy, or work with the stars assigned to that galaxy. the galaxy list supports searching, adding or editing galaxy names and descriptions, and saving changes. access the galaxies node appears under data warehouse in the navigation tree. the same galaxy list can also be opened from the data mart ribbon. how to access navigation tree use data warehouse -> galaxies. from the galaxies node, use list galaxies. from an existing galaxy, use edit galaxy, delete galaxy, list stars, or add stars. toolbar use data mart -> galaxies. diagram not opened directly from the diagram. galaxies organize stars that can later appear in data mart views. visual element galaxies navigation-tree node and editable galaxy list with search criteria, name, description, save, and cancel. screen overview id property description 1 galaxies node top-level navigation-tree folder for data mart galaxy definitions. 2 galaxy item represents one galaxy. expanding it shows the stars assigned to that galaxy. 3 refresh reloads the navigation tree or selected galaxy branch. 4 list galaxies opens the editable galaxy list. 5 edit galaxy opens the galaxy list with the selected galaxy highlighted. 6 delete galaxy deletes the selected galaxy after confirmation. 7 list stars opens the stars list filtered to the selected galaxy. 8 add stars opens the star detail page with the selected galaxy prefilled. id property description 1 search criteria filters the galaxy list by galaxy name or description. pressing enter in the field applies the same search. 2 search applies the entered search text and refreshes the grid. 3 clear filter clears the search field and reloads the full galaxy list. 4 name defines the galaxy name shown in the navigation tree and selection lists. 5 description stores notes about the galaxy purpose or the stars it groups. 6 cancel returns to the previous page without saving pending edits. 7 save saves new, edited, or deleted galaxy rows and refreshes the list. related topics stars galaxies list data mart hierarchies"} ,{"id":380121783544,"name":"Hierarchies","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/navigation-tree/hierarchies","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Navigation tree › Hierarchies","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface navigation tree hierarchies overview the hierarchies node organizes drill-down definitions for data mart tables. a hierarchy turns ordered table columns, such as year, quarter, month, and day, into a reporting path that can be used in semantic models and analytical tools. function use the hierarchies node to list hierarchy definitions, create a new hierarchy, open an existing hierarchy for maintenance, delete a hierarchy, or edit the ordered columns that make up the hierarchy levels. access the hierarchies node appears under data warehouse in the navigation tree. it can also appear below eligible data mart tables, and the full hierarchy list can be opened from the data mart ribbon. how to access navigation tree use data warehouse -> hierarchies. from the hierarchies node, use list hierarchies or add hierarchy. from an existing hierarchy, use edit hierarchy or delete hierarchy. toolbar use data mart -> hierarchies. diagram not opened directly from the diagram. maintain hierarchies from the navigation tree or the data mart ribbon. visual element hierarchies navigation-tree node, hierarchy list page, and hierarchy detail page with a level grid. screen overview id property description 1 search criteria filters the hierarchy list by hierarchy name, schema, or table. pressing enter in the field applies the same search. 2 search applies the entered search text and refreshes the grid. 3 clear filter clears the search field and reloads the full hierarchy list. 4 hierarchy list shows schema, table, hierarchy, and clustered columns. double-clicking a row opens the hierarchy detail page. 5 delete deletes the selected hierarchy after confirmation. 6 new opens the hierarchy detail page for a new hierarchy. id property description 1 hierarchy details groups the main hierarchy settings before the level grid. 2 schema selects the data mart schema that contains the table for the hierarchy. 3 table selects the table that owns the hierarchy. 4 hierarchy name defines the hierarchy name shown in lists and semantic model outputs. 5 description stores notes about the hierarchy purpose or reporting path. 6 column selects the table column used for a hierarchy level. 7 seqnr sets the order of the hierarchy level. new rows receive the next sequence number automatically. 8 name optional display name for the hierarchy level. 9 description optional description for the hierarchy level. 10 cancel returns to the previous page without saving pending edits. 11 save saves the hierarchy details and level rows, then refreshes the navigation tree. related topics data mart galaxies stars partitions"} ,{"id":380121784533,"name":"Partitions","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/navigation-tree/partitions","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Navigation tree › Partitions","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface navigation tree partitions overview the partitions node manages named partitions for data mart tables. a partition connects a table to a slice and a sql definition so large tables can be processed in smaller, controlled segments. function use partitions to search existing partition definitions, create new partitions, duplicate a selected partition, delete unused partitions, and edit the partition name, table, slice, and sql definition. when a table is selected in the editor, analyticscreator prepares a starter query for that table so the partition condition can be completed. access partitions are available under data warehouse in the navigation tree and from the data mart toolbar. eligible data mart tables can also show a partitions child node for table-specific partition maintenance. how to access navigation tree use data warehouse -> partitions. from the partitions node, use list partitions or add partition. expand partition groups or a table-level partitions node to open edit partition or delete partition. toolbar use data mart -> partitions. diagram not opened directly from a diagram. use this page to maintain table partitions used by data mart processing. visual element partitions navigation-tree node, list partitions page, and partition editor page. screen overview id property description 1 search criteria filters the partition list by partition name. pressing enter in this field runs the same search. 2 search applies the current search criteria and refreshes the list. 3 delete deletes the selected partition after confirmation. 4 duplicate creates a copy of the selected partition with a unique copy name while keeping the same table, slice, and sql definition. 5 new opens the partition editor to create a new partition. id property description 1 partition name required name for the partition. the name is shown in the partition list and in the navigation tree. 2 table selects the data mart table that the partition applies to. selecting a table prepares a starter sql definition for that table. 3 slice business value or label that identifies the partition segment. 4 sql defines the data returned by the partition. this field is required before the partition can be saved. 5 cancel returns to the previous page without saving pending edits. 6 save saves the partition and refreshes the editor. related topics data mart toolbar partitions list hierarchies galaxies"} ,{"id":380121767101,"name":"Parameters","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/navigation-tree/parameters","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Navigation tree › Parameters","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface navigation tree parameters overview parameters are configuration settings that control technical behavior, naming rules, deployment options, and other system or project-specific functions across the application. each parameter provides a technical or project-related setting that influences areas such as logging, naming conventions, deployment behavior, storage settings, and provider configuration. function the parameters feature is used to review default parameter values and define custom values for the current project. changes made in this area affect how analyticscreator behaves during modeling, generation, deployment, and related technical processing. access parameters are available in the main analyticscreator user interface. how to access navigation tree not applicable. toolbar options → parameter diagram not applicable. visual element not confirmed. screen overview the parameters screen contains a parameter list with default values and optional custom values. this page covers the following parameters: ac_log: controls the logging level of deployment and processing. value range: 0 = no log, 1 = basic log. table_compression_type: defines the default table compression type. documented values: 1 = none, 2 = page, 3 = raw. pers_default_partswitch: parameter name confirmed in the current public parameter reference, but the detailed description was not exposed in the fetched snippet. diagram_name_pattern: defines the object name shown in diagrams. supported placeholders include {name}, {friendly name}, {fullfriendlyname}, {id}, and {cr}. the documented default is {fullfriendlyname}. oledbprovider_sqlserver: defines the oledb provider for sql server. hist_proc_use_hash_join: parameter name confirmed in the current public parameter reference, but the detailed description was not exposed in the fetched snippet. deployment_create_subdirectory: creates a subdirectory for every generated deployment package. value range: 0 = no, 1 = yes. dwh_metadata_in_extended_properties: parameter name confirmed in the current public parameter reference, but the detailed description was not exposed in the fetched snippet. project_restrict_filepath_length: parameter name confirmed in the current public parameter reference, but the detailed description was not exposed in the fetched snippet. related topics options dwh settings encrypted strings"} ,{"id":380121767102,"name":"Macros","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/navigation-tree/macros","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Navigation tree › Macros","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface navigation tree macros overview the macros node organizes reusable macro definitions for warehouse logic. a macro centralizes a repeated expression or statement pattern so transformations can reuse the same business rule instead of duplicating it in multiple places. function use the macros node to list existing macros, create a new macro, import macro definitions, open a macro for maintenance, delete a macro, or export a macro for reuse in another project. access the macros node appears under data warehouse in the navigation tree, and the macro list can also be opened from the dwh ribbon. how to access navigation tree use data warehouse -> macros. from the macros node, use list macros, add macro, import macro from file, or import macro from cloud. from an existing macro, use edit macro, delete macro, export macro to file, or export macro to cloud. toolbar use dwh -> macros. diagram not opened directly from the diagram. maintain macros from the navigation tree or the dwh ribbon. visual element macros navigation-tree node, macro list page, and macro detail page. screen overview id property description 1 search criteria filters the macro list by macro name. pressing enter in the field applies the same search. 2 search applies the entered search text and refreshes the grid. 3 clear filter clears the search field and reloads the full macro list. 4 macro list shows name and language columns. double-clicking a row opens the macro detail page. 5 delete deletes the selected macro after confirmation. 6 new opens the macro detail page for a new macro. id property description 1 macro groups the editable macro definition fields. 2 macro name defines the macro name used when the reusable logic is referenced. 3 description stores notes about the macro purpose or business rule. 4 language selects the language used by the macro statement. 5 referenced table optionally links the macro to a table context. the field can be left as none when the macro is not table-specific. 6 statement stores the reusable statement or expression body. the macro name, statement, and language must be filled before saving. 7 cancel returns to the previous page without saving pending edits. 8 save saves the macro definition, refreshes dependent transformations, and updates the navigation tree. related topics dwh predefined transformations transformations object scripts"} ,{"id":380121784534,"name":"Object scripts","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/navigation-tree/object-scripts","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Navigation tree › Object scripts","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface navigation tree object scripts overview object scripts is a navigation-tree entry in the main analyticscreator window. function the tree node is created in mainwindow.xaml.cs and uses the mnuobjectscripts context menu defined in mainwindow.xaml. access this topic was rebuilt from mainwindow.xaml and mainwindow.xaml.cs. the source shows the tree entry, its context-menu commands, and the supporting main-window controls. how to access navigation tree main window tree -> object scripts toolbar not direct. use the navigation tree object scripts node. diagram not direct. use the navigation tree. visual element mainwindow -> object scripts tree node screen overview the object scripts navigation entry exposes the following tree labels and commands in the source-backed ui. id property description 1 refresh visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 2 list object scripts visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 add object script visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. related topics filters groups"} ,{"id":380121784535,"name":"Filters","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/navigation-tree/filters","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Navigation tree › Filters","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface navigation tree filters overview filters is a navigation-tree entry in the main analyticscreator window. function the tree node is created in mainwindow.xaml.cs and uses the mnufilters context menu defined in mainwindow.xaml. access this topic was rebuilt from mainwindow.xaml and mainwindow.xaml.cs. the source shows the tree entry, its context-menu commands, and the supporting main-window controls. how to access navigation tree main window tree -> filters toolbar file -> find on diagram and the diagram filter controls in the main window. diagram not direct. use the navigation tree. visual element mainwindow -> filters tree node screen overview the filters navigation entry exposes the following tree labels and commands in the source-backed ui. id property description 1 filters filter-related control or command defined in the source-backed ui. 2 store current filter filter-related control or command defined in the source-backed ui. 3 apply filter filter-related control or command defined in the source-backed ui. 4 group group-related control or command defined in the source-backed ui. 5 diagram filter filter-related control or command defined in the source-backed ui. 6 actual filter filter-related control or command defined in the source-backed ui. related topics deployments groups object scripts"} ,{"id":380121767103,"name":"Predefined transformations","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/navigation-tree/predefined-transformations","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Navigation tree › Predefined transformations","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface navigation tree predefined transformations overview predefined transformations are reusable transformation rules for common column-level cleanup and standardization work. each rule combines a condition with a transformation expression so the same logic can be reused consistently in transformation design. function use predefined transformations to search existing rules, maintain their names and descriptions, define the check statement that decides when a rule applies, define the transformation statement that produces the expression, and evaluate the rule before saving it. existing rules can be selected in transformation design where standard transformation logic is reused. access the predefined transformations node appears under data warehouse in the navigation tree. the list can also be opened from the dwh ribbon tab with the predefined trans. command. how to access navigation tree use data warehouse -> predefined transformations. from the node, use list predefined transformations or add predefined transformation. from an existing rule, use edit predefined transformation or delete predefined transformation. toolbar use dwh -> predefined trans.. diagram not opened directly from a diagram. use the transformation editor or the predefined-transformation list to apply and maintain reusable rules. visual element predefined transformations navigation-tree node, list predefined transformations page, and predefined transformations editor page. screen overview id property description 1 search criteria filters the list by predefined-transformation name or description. pressing enter in this field runs the same search. 2 search applies the current search criteria and refreshes the list. 3 delete deletes the selected predefined transformation after confirmation. 4 new starts the new predefined-transformation flow from the list page. id property description 1 name required rule name shown in the list, navigation tree, and transformation rule selection areas. 2 description optional business description explaining what the reusable rule does. 3 check statement required condition that determines when the predefined transformation applies. 4 transformation statement required expression that defines the transformation result when the condition applies. 5 evaluated statement read-only preview area filled when the rule is evaluated. 6 allowed keywords read-only helper field showing which column metadata keywords can be used in the statements. 7 evaluate runs a preview of the current check and transformation statements. 8 cancel returns to the previous page without saving pending edits. 9 save saves the rule and refreshes transformation views that use the updated predefined transformation. related topics transformations dwh toolbar macros scripts"} ,{"id":380121767104,"name":"Snapshots","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/navigation-tree/snapshots","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Navigation tree › Snapshots","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface navigation tree snapshots overview snapshots define reusable point-in-time values for warehouse processing. a snapshot stores a named expression, such as the current processing date, so transformations and generated logic can use the same time reference consistently. function use snapshots to search existing snapshot definitions, maintain their names and descriptions, define the sql expression that returns the snapshot value, and create or delete snapshot entries. snapshot definitions can then be selected in transformation and snapshot-dimension workflows that need a controlled time reference. access the snapshots node appears under data warehouse in the navigation tree. the list can also be opened from the dwh ribbon tab with the snapshots command. how to access navigation tree use data warehouse -> snapshots. from the node, use list snapshots or add snapshot. from an existing snapshot, use edit snapshot or delete snapshot. toolbar use dwh -> snapshots. diagram not opened directly from a diagram. use transformation and snapshot-dimension workflows to apply existing snapshot values. visual element snapshots navigation-tree node, list snapshots page, and snapshot editor page. screen overview id property description 1 name snapshot name shown in the list and under the snapshots navigation-tree node. the list can be filtered by name, sql expression, or description. 2 update sql expression used to calculate the snapshot value for processing. 3 description optional business description explaining what the snapshot represents. 4 delete deletes the selected snapshot after confirmation. 5 new opens the snapshot editor for a new snapshot definition. id property description 1 snapshot name required name for the snapshot definition. 2 description optional explanation of the snapshot's business purpose. 3 sql required expression that returns the value used by the snapshot. 4 cancel returns to the previous page without saving pending edits. 5 save saves the snapshot definition and refreshes the navigation tree. related topics snapshot groups snapshot page create snapshot dimension transformations"} ,{"id":380121767105,"name":"Deployments","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/navigation-tree/deployments","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Navigation tree › Deployments","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface navigation tree deployments overview deployments is a navigation-tree entry in the main analyticscreator window. function the tree node is created in mainwindow.xaml.cs and uses the mnudeployments context menu defined in mainwindow.xaml. access this topic was rebuilt from mainwindow.xaml and mainwindow.xaml.cs. the source shows the tree entry, its context-menu commands, and the supporting main-window controls. how to access navigation tree main window tree -> deployments toolbar not direct. use the navigation tree deployments node. diagram not direct. use the navigation tree. visual element mainwindow -> deployments tree node screen overview the deployments navigation entry exposes the following tree labels and commands in the source-backed ui. id property description 1 refresh visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 2 list deployments visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 add deployment visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. related topics filters groups"} ,{"id":380121767106,"name":"Groups","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/navigation-tree/groups","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Navigation tree › Groups","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface navigation tree groups overview groups is a navigation-tree entry in the main analyticscreator window. function the tree node is created in mainwindow.xaml.cs and uses the mnugroups context menu defined in mainwindow.xaml. access this topic was rebuilt from mainwindow.xaml and mainwindow.xaml.cs. the source shows the tree entry, its context-menu commands, and the supporting main-window controls. how to access navigation tree main window tree -> groups toolbar not direct. use the navigation tree groups node or the diagram group selector. diagram not direct. use the navigation tree. visual element mainwindow -> groups tree node screen overview the groups navigation entry exposes the following tree labels and commands in the source-backed ui. id property description 1 refresh visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 2 list groups group-related control or command defined in the source-backed ui. 3 add group group-related control or command defined in the source-backed ui. related topics deployments filters object scripts"} ,{"id":380121784536,"name":"Models","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/navigation-tree/models","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Navigation tree › Models","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface navigation tree models overview the models node organizes semantic model definitions for data mart and reporting scenarios. a model groups business-facing analytical structures so related analytical objects and generated transformations can be maintained together. function use the models node to list models, add a new model, edit model name and description, import or export model definitions, delete a model, or create transformations from an existing model. access the models node appears under data warehouse in the navigation tree. the editable model list can also be opened from the data mart ribbon. how to access navigation tree use data warehouse -> models. from the models node, use list models, add model, import model from file, or import model from cloud. from an existing model, use edit model, delete model, create transformations, export model to file, or export model to cloud. toolbar use data mart -> models. diagram not opened directly from a diagram. use create transformations on a model when you want analyticscreator to generate transformations and open the resulting flow diagram. visual element models navigation-tree node and editable model list page with name, description, save, and cancel. screen overview id property description 1 search criteria filters the model list by model name or description. pressing enter in the search field applies the same filter. 2 search applies the entered search text to the model list. 3 clear filter clears the search field and reloads the full model list. 4 model list editable grid of models. opening an existing model from the navigation tree selects that model in the list. 5 name model name shown in the navigation tree and model list. 6 description business description that explains the purpose or context of the model. 7 new model row adds another model definition to the grid. new models start with a calendar dimension by default. 8 cancel returns to the previous screen without saving pending edits. 9 save saves model rows and refreshes the list. related topics data mart toolbar galaxies transformations models list"} ,{"id":381152140476,"name":"Transformations","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/navigation-tree/transformations","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Navigation tree › Transformations","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface navigation tree transformations overview the transformations freature is used to define and manage data transformation objects such as dimensions and fact tables. each transformation describes how data is processed, historized, and loaded into the data warehouse or star schema. function transformations define how analyticscreator processes, combines, and prepares data between sources and target structures. they store the transformation logic in project metadata and can be reused within the data flow and deployment process. access transformations can be accessed via dwh > transformations in the main navigation panel. all defined transformations are listed in a searchable grid, and new entries can be created using the transformation wizard. selecting new opens the wizard, which guides the user through defining a transformation step-by-step. how to access navigation tree dwh > transformations > transformation > edit transformation; dwh > add transformation toolbar etl > new transformation diagram right-click context menu > add > transformation visual element {searchtransformations} > add -> transformation > double-click screen overview the first image below shows the main transformations list interface. the following images show each screen of the transformation wizard (screens a, b, and c). list transformations id property description 1 schema the target schema for the transformation (e.g., dwh, star). 2 name the name of the transformation table being defined. 3 type indicates the transformation type (manual, regular, datamart). 4 hist type specifies the historization type applied (none, snapshot, fullhist). 5 createdummyentry defines whether to include a dummy or unknown member record. 6 delete removes a selected transformation. 7 duplicate creates a copy of an existing transformation. 8 new opens the transformation wizard to create a new transformation. related topics [link:#|transformation wizard] [link:#|calendar transformation wizard] [link:#|time transformation wizard] [link:#|snapshot transformation wizard] [link:#|predefined transformations] [link:#|new transformation]"} ,{"id":383509174508,"name":"Dataflow diagram","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/dataflow-diagram","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Dataflow diagram","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface dataflow diagram the dataflow diagram section explains the object types that appear in analyticscreator's visual dataflow and how they represent movement, transformation, and delivery across the solution. use these topics to understand how operational objects relate to one another in the diagram and how to read the pipeline from filtering and grouping through storage, historization, and export. available topics search search is a dataflow diagram feature used to quickly locate objects by entering keywords or phrases in the search bar. filters a filter is a reusable view definition used in the dataflow diagram to limit the visible objects based on selected criteria such as object types, layers, schemas, or groups. object groups object groups are used to organize objects such as sources, tables, and transformations into reusable groups. layers a layer is a logical architectural slice used to group metadata objects and define their build order and visibility in the model. source in analyticscreator, a source is a metadata object that describes external data. table a table is a metadata object that represents a database table or view within the data warehouse. transformation a transformation is a metadata object used to define how data is processed in the staging and warehouse layers. fact in analyticscreator, a fact is a metadata object used to model quantitative business data for analytical processing in the data warehouse and data mart. dimension a dimension is a metadata object used in the data warehouse model to organize descriptive business data and support analysis of facts through shared business context. import shows how import objects appear in the dataflow diagram and how they bring source data into the warehouse pipeline. historization a historization is a metadata object used to track changes of a table or transformation over time in the data warehouse model. persisting a persisting object is a metadata object used to store the content of a regular or manual transformation in a table to improve access speed for complex transformations. export shows how export objects appear in the dataflow diagram and how they deliver modeled data to downstream targets. how to use this section start with search, filters, and object groups when you need to orient yourself inside a large visual model. use layers, source, table, and transformation to follow the structural path of data through the warehouse. use fact, dimension, import, historization, and persisting to understand the implementation role of each diagram element. use export when the flow continues beyond internal warehouse processing into downstream delivery scenarios. key takeaway the dataflow diagram section helps readers interpret analyticscreator diagrams as end-to-end operational models, connecting each object type to its role in the data pipeline."} ,{"id":386694025440,"name":"Search","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/dataflow-diagram/dataflow-diagram-search","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Dataflow diagram › Search","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface dataflow diagram search overview search helps users find and focus objects that are already shown on the dataflow diagram canvas. it is useful when a model contains many sources, tables, transformations, packages, and relationships and the user needs to jump directly to a known object. function the find on diagram command opens the search dialog for the active dataflow diagram. users enter a keyword, choose whether the match must use the whole word or match case, and move through results with find next (f3) or find previous (shift+f3). search compares the keyword with visible diagram object names and friendly names. when a match is found, the diagram scrolls to that object and highlights its label. repeating the search moves to the next or previous matching object. if no match is found, analyticscreator shows a message that the keyword was not found. search works together with diagram navigation and filters. navigation-tree commands can locate an object on the diagram, while diagram filter commands narrow the canvas first and then search helps jump within the visible result set. access search is available from the file toolbar while the dataflow diagram is open. it can also be started from the keyboard, and object-focused navigation can be started from source, table, or transformation nodes in the navigation tree. how to access navigation tree source, table, or transformation context menu -> locate in diagram toolbar file -> find on diagram diagram press ctrl+f, f3, or shift+f3 while the diagram is active. visual element search dialog and highlighted diagram label screen overview id property description 1 find on diagram opens the search dialog for the active dataflow diagram. 2 search dialog collects the keyword and search options before moving to a diagram result. 3 keyword defines the text used to match visible diagram object names and friendly names. 4 match whole word limits search results to complete matching names instead of partial text matches. 5 match case requires the capitalization in the keyword to match the diagram label. 6 find next (f3) moves to the next matching diagram object and brings it into view. 7 find previous (shift+f3) moves to the previous matching diagram object. 8 cancel closes the search dialog without changing the current diagram focus. 9 recent keyword keeps the latest successful keyword available for f3 and shift+f3 navigation. 10 highlighted label shows which diagram object is currently selected by the search result. 11 diagram scroll position moves the canvas so the matching object is visible near the center of the diagram area. 12 locate in diagram opens or focuses the dataflow diagram and selects the object chosen in the navigation tree. 13 set diagram filter rebuilds the diagram around the selected navigation-tree object. 14 add to diagram filter adds the selected navigation-tree object to the active diagram filter. 15 group limits the diagram to all objects or to a selected object group before searching. 16 diagram filter controls how much connected context is visible around selected diagram objects. 17 selected object displays the object currently selected or focused in the diagram context. 18 actual filter shows the active diagram filter as a comma-separated object list. 19 store filter saves the current object filter with a user-provided name. 20 remove filter clears the active diagram filter and refreshes the full diagram view. related topics filters object groups layers transformations"} ,{"id":386694025434,"name":"Filters","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/dataflow-diagram/dataflow-diagram-filters","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Dataflow diagram › Filters","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface dataflow diagram filters overview filters in the dataflow diagram control which objects are shown in the analyticscreator architecture view. use them to focus the diagram on a selected object, add related objects to the current view, save a useful diagram selection, or reopen a saved selection later. function a diagram filter is a working selection of objects. when you set a filter from an object, the diagram refreshes around that object. when you add to a filter, the selected object is added to the current selection instead of replacing it. the main window shows the active context beside the diagram: the selected group, the diagram expansion controls, the selected object, and the actual filter text. the actual filter field lists the object names currently included in the filter. filters can be stored from the diagram or from the filters entry in the navigation tree. a stored filter can then be applied from the navigation tree to reopen the same focused diagram view, which is useful when reviewing a specific dataflow repeatedly. access open the dataflow diagram from the dwh area, then use an object context menu, the diagram context menu, or the filters entry in the navigation tree. the file ribbon also provides find on diagram for locating objects before filtering. how to access navigation tree use filters -> store current filter, or use a saved filter with apply filter. toolbar use file -> find on diagram to locate an object before setting or extending the filter. diagram use dataflow diagram -> object context menu -> set filter or add to filter. visual element diagram filter controls, actual filter field, or saved filter row. screen overview id property description 1 group limits the diagram context to all objects or to a selected object group. 2 diagram filter controls how much connected context is shown to the left and right of the selected objects. 3 selected object displays the object currently selected in the diagram. 4 actual filter shows the object names currently included in the active diagram filter. 5 set filter replaces the current diagram filter with the selected object. 6 add to filter adds the selected object to the current diagram filter. 7 store filter saves the active diagram filter as a named filter after you provide a filter name. 8 store current filter stores the current filter from the filters entry in the navigation tree. 9 apply filter loads a saved filter and refreshes the dataflow diagram to that saved object selection. 10 remove filter clears the active diagram filter and refreshes the diagram without the saved selection. 11 delete filter deletes a saved filter from the filters branch. 12 find on diagram searches the current diagram so you can locate an object before setting or adding it to a filter. 13 locate in tree selects the diagram object in the navigation tree before or after filtering. 14 refresh refreshes the diagram after filter, group, or object changes. related topics dimension fact export filters in the navigation tree"} ,{"id":386694025438,"name":"Object groups","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/dataflow-diagram/dataflow-diagram-object-groups","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Dataflow diagram › Object groups","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface dataflow diagram object groups overview object groups let users focus the dataflow diagram on a named set of repository objects and their related flow context. function object groups are used to isolate a business area, workflow, or implementation slice without changing the full repository model. a selected group limits the dataflow diagram to the objects that belong to that group, making large projects easier to review, generate, and maintain. groups can be selected from the diagram control area, applied from the navigation tree, or edited from an object in the diagram. membership can be assigned directly for the selected object, inherited from predecessors or successors, or excluded when a related object should not appear in the group. groups can also be locked to protect the selected scope while another user is working on it. access use the diagram group selector to switch between all objects and a named group. use an object context menu when assigning the selected diagram object to groups. use the navigation tree when managing group records or reviewing group membership. how to access navigation tree data warehouse -> groups -> list groups, add group, or group name toolbar dataflow diagram controls -> group diagram object context menu -> object groups visual element group selector, group navigation item, or groups dialog screen overview id property description 1 group selector switches the dataflow diagram between all objects and a selected object group. 2 diagram filter controls controls how much connected context appears around the selected object while a group is active. 3 object groups opens group membership editing for the selected diagram object. 4 set diagram filter applies the selected group from the navigation tree to the dataflow diagram. 5 list groups opens the groups dialog for review and maintenance. 6 add group adds a new editable row in the groups dialog. 7 edit group opens the groups dialog focused on the selected group. 8 list objects opens the group-object membership list for the selected group. 9 lock group locks a group for the current user while group membership is being managed. 10 unlock group releases a group lock when the user has permission to unlock it. 11 member marks whether the selected object belongs directly to the group. 12 inherit predecessors includes upstream objects related to the selected group member. 13 inherit successors includes downstream objects related to the selected group member. 14 inherited identifies objects included through inheritance instead of direct selection. 15 exclude removes an otherwise related inherited object from the group view. 16 name defines the group name shown in the navigation tree and diagram selector. 17 description documents the purpose or business scope of the group. 18 create workflow marks whether the group can be used as a workflow-oriented scope. 19 inherited from objects shows which objects caused an inherited membership entry. 20 locked by shows the user currently holding the group lock. 21 save saves group definitions, updates group memberships, and refreshes the diagram when needed. 22 cancel closes the groups dialog without saving pending edits. 23 search criteria filters the group-object membership list when reviewing objects in a group. 24 object selects the object assigned to a group in the membership list. related topics filters layers search object group"} ,{"id":386694025437,"name":"Layers","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/dataflow-diagram/dataflow-diagram-layers","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Dataflow diagram › Layers","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface dataflow diagram layers overview layers are the dataflow diagram bands that organize source, warehouse, datamart, and export objects into readable architecture stages. function layers help users understand where objects belong in the warehouse flow. each band groups the objects for one architectural area, so tables, transformations, packages, imports, exports, and model-related work can be reviewed in context instead of as one flat diagram. the diagram starts with a sources band, adds configured warehouse layers in sequence, and adds an export band when outbound flows are present. from a layer band, users can refresh the view, store or remove diagram filters, add common warehouse objects, run the dwh wizard, synchronize the warehouse, import or export definitions, manage locks, create or update model membership, and save the diagram as a picture. access open the dataflow diagram from the dwh area, then use a layer band when you want to work with the objects that belong to a specific architecture stage. use the dwh layer list or the data warehouse navigation tree when you need to maintain the layer records themselves. how to access navigation tree data warehouse -> show diagram; data warehouse -> layers -> layer name toolbar dwh -> home, or dwh -> list -> layers diagram dataflow diagram -> layer band visual element layer band or layer navigation item -> context menu screen overview id property description 1 layer header shows the name of the architecture stage across the objects in that band. 2 layer band groups diagram objects that belong to the same architecture stage. 3 sources band contains source-side objects that feed data into the warehouse flow. 4 warehouse layer bands shows configured warehouse layers in sequence so users can follow the build path. 5 export band groups outbound export flows when export objects are present. 6 group limits the dataflow diagram to all objects or a selected object group. 7 diagram filter controls how much upstream and downstream context is shown around the selected object. 8 selected object displays the object currently selected in the diagram. 9 actual filter lists the objects included in the active diagram filter. 10 show thumbnail opens a compact overview of the current diagram. 11 store filter saves the current diagram filter for reuse. 12 remove filter clears the stored filter from the diagram view. 13 refresh redraws the layer band and its objects after changes. 14 add opens creation commands for externally filled tables, data sources, imports, historization, persisting, transformations, and standard dimensions. 15 data vault commands creates data vault hubs, satellites, or links from the layer-band menu when available. 16 synchronize dwh synchronizes warehouse metadata and refreshes the diagram inputs. 17 dwh wizard starts the warehouse wizard from the layer-band context menu. 18 add/refresh hash keys adds or refreshes hash-key support for warehouse objects. 19 import/export definition imports or exports definitions from a file or cloud source. 20 locks provides lock-release and unlock actions for synchronization or object locks. 21 model creates a model or adds the selected layer context to a model workflow. 22 save diagram as picture exports the current diagram view as an image. 23 layer navigation item represents a configured layer under data warehouse -> layers in the navigation tree. 24 add schema creates a schema from the selected layer in the navigation tree. 25 edit layer opens the layer list for review or maintenance. 26 delete layer deletes the selected layer from the navigation tree context menu. related topics filters object groups import export"} ,{"id":386694025441,"name":"Source","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/dataflow-diagram/dataflow-diagram-source","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Dataflow diagram › Source","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface dataflow diagram source overview source in the dataflow diagram represents an input object supplied by a connector. it shows where external data enters the model and how that data can feed imports, exports, transformations, references, and downstream warehouse objects. function a source object appears as a selectable label on the dataflow diagram. users can focus it in the navigation tree, use it as a diagram filter, preview its data, refresh its structure, open its reference diagram, or start related import and export work from the same context. double-clicking a source opens the source editor. the editor maintains the source name, schema, connector, group, type, friendly name, description, path, query, directory options, and column definition. file-based sources also expose csv and directory settings, while query-based sources use the query tab. refresh actions compare the source definition with the connected data provider and can update columns, keys, descriptions, imported-table metadata, and source references. this keeps the diagram and the source editor aligned with the external structure used by the model. access sources can be listed from the sources toolbar tab, managed from the sources branch in the navigation tree, and opened directly from a visible source label on the dataflow diagram. the diagram canvas also supports adding a new data source from the add menu. how to access navigation tree sources -> connector -> sources -> source toolbar sources -> sources diagram source label context menu, source label double-click, or diagram canvas add -> data source visual element source object on the dataflow diagram and the source editor screen overview id property description 1 source object represents connector-provided input data on the dataflow diagram. 2 source label shows the source name or friendly name in the diagram canvas. 3 locate in tree selects the same source in the navigation tree from the diagram context menu. 4 set filter rebuilds the diagram around the selected source object. 5 add to filter adds the source to the current diagram filter without replacing the existing focus. 6 store filter saves the current filtered diagram view for later reuse. 7 remove filter clears the active diagram filter and returns to the broader diagram view. 8 add -> data source starts source creation from the diagram canvas or object context menu. 9 add import starts import creation using the selected source as the input context. 10 add export starts export creation using the selected source context. 11 refresh source refreshes the selected source from its connector metadata. 12 preview data opens a read-only preview of the selected source data. 13 show reference diagram displays active, inactive, or all relationships for the selected source. 14 object groups opens group membership for the selected source object. 15 double-click source opens the source editor for the selected diagram object. 16 locate in diagram opens or focuses the dataflow diagram from a source node in the navigation tree. 17 set diagram filter filters the diagram from the navigation-tree source context menu. 18 add to diagram filter adds the navigation-tree source to the current diagram filter. 19 edit source opens the source editor from the source context menu. 20 refresh structure compares the source structure with the provider and opens the editor when changes are detected. 21 list sources opens the source list for the selected connector or for all sources. 22 create new source creates a manually maintained source under the selected connector. 23 read source from connector starts a guided flow for reading available source definitions from a connector. 24 source name defines the technical source name shown in lists, editors, and diagram labels. 25 source schema defines the source schema, namespace, or directory context. 26 connector shows which connector owns or provides the source. 27 group assigns the source to an optional group used for organization and filtering. 28 type identifies whether the source is table-based, query-based, file-based, or connector-specific. 29 friendly name stores the business-friendly name used in user-facing views. 30 description documents the purpose of the source for other model users. 31 path stores the file or provider path when the source type requires one. 32 process files in directory enables directory processing for file-based sources. 33 directory, file extension, include subdirectories controls which files are read when a file-based source processes a directory. 34 definition contains the source column definition grid. 35 query stores custom query text for query-based sources. 36 column name names each column available from the source. 37 data type defines the data type used for a source column. 38 pk ordinal position marks the source column position used for key handling. 39 referenced column links a source column to a referenced column when a relationship is maintained. 40 get csv structure reads a csv file and fills the column grid from the detected structure. 41 constraints opens source constraint maintenance after the source has been saved. 42 save saves the source definition and refreshes the editor when needed. 43 cancel leaves the source editor without applying unsaved changes. related topics sources list filters search table"} ,{"id":386694025442,"name":"Table","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/dataflow-diagram/dataflow-diagram-table","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Dataflow diagram › Table","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface dataflow diagram table overview table in the dataflow diagram represents a data warehouse table that can receive data, provide data to downstream transformations, participate in references, and act as the basis for historization or data vault modeling work. function a table object can be managed from the dwh toolbar, from the navigation tree, or directly from its label on the dataflow diagram. the diagram context menu lets users locate the table, focus the diagram around it, edit its definition, delete it when appropriate, create historization, add data vault structures, and show the table's reference diagram. the table editor maintains the table name, schema, table type, friendly name, compression type, description, key settings, inheritance settings, columns, calculated columns, scripts, dependencies, measures, and generated table definition. it is also where users can create the table in the data warehouse and save table metadata changes. access tables are available from the dwh toolbar and from schema branches in the navigation tree. on the dataflow diagram, a table can be opened or filtered from the table label context menu. how to access navigation tree dwh -> schema -> tables -> table toolbar dwh -> tables diagram table label context menu visual element table object on the dataflow diagram screen overview id property description 1 table object represents a data warehouse table on the dataflow diagram. 2 locate in tree selects the same table in the navigation tree. 3 set filter rebuilds the diagram around the selected table. 4 add to filter adds the table to the current diagram filter. 5 store filter saves the current diagram filter for reuse. 6 remove filter clears the active diagram filter and refreshes the diagram. 7 edit table opens the table editor for the selected table. 8 delete table removes the selected table when deletion is allowed. 9 add historization starts historization creation for the selected table. 10 add vault hub creates a data vault hub from the selected table context. 11 add vault satellite creates a data vault satellite from the selected table context. 12 add vault link creates a data vault link from the selected table context. 13 show reference diagram displays reference relationships for the selected table. 14 list tables opens the table list for browsing and searching table definitions. 15 add externally filled table creates a table that is maintained outside the normal import flow. 16 table name defines the physical or logical table name. 17 table schema selects the schema that contains the table. 18 table type defines the table role used by generation, loading, and modeling workflows. 19 friendly name stores a business-facing label for the table. 20 compression type selects compression behavior for the table. 21 description stores documentation text for the table. 22 has primary key indicates whether the table has a primary key. 23 columns maintains physical table columns, data types, nullability, keys, references, and descriptions. 24 calculated columns maintains calculated columns and their statements. 25 scripts stores pre- and post-script content for table processing. 26 dependencies shows referencing and referenced columns for table dependencies. 27 measures maintains measure definitions for semantic model output. 28 table definition shows the generated table definition text for review. 29 create in dwh creates the table in the data warehouse. 30 save saves table metadata and configuration changes. related topics tables list source transformation filters"} ,{"id":386694025443,"name":"Transformation","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/dataflow-diagram/dataflow-diagram-transformation","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Dataflow diagram › Transformation","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface dataflow diagram transformation overview transformation in the dataflow diagram represents a data-processing object that can combine tables, apply joins and filters, calculate output columns, run manual logic, or produce a result for downstream warehouse and model work. function a transformation object can be managed from the etl toolbar, from the schema branch in the navigation tree, or directly from the dataflow diagram. diagram actions let users locate the object in the tree, focus the diagram around it, edit or delete the transformation, duplicate it, create or extend a model, and open the reference diagram. the transformation workflow includes a creation wizard, a searchable transformations list, and the transformation editor. together these screens manage the name, schema, transformation type, historization type, main table, persistence settings, input tables, join settings, output columns, references, filters, having logic, manual view text, script content, friendly name, description, and inheritance behavior. access transformations are available from the etl toolbar, from the schema-level transformations branch, and from transformation objects on the dataflow diagram. new transformations can also be started from the diagram add menu. how to access navigation tree data warehouse -> layer -> schema -> transformations -> transformation toolbar etl -> transformations or etl -> new transformation diagram add -> transformation or transformation context menu visual element transformation object on the dataflow diagram screen overview id property description 1 transformation object represents a transformation on the dataflow diagram. 2 locate in tree selects the same transformation in the navigation tree. 3 set filter rebuilds the diagram around the selected transformation. 4 add to filter adds the transformation to the current diagram filter. 5 store filter saves the current diagram filter for reuse. 6 remove filter clears the active diagram filter and refreshes the diagram. 7 edit transformation opens the transformation editor for the selected object. 8 delete transformation removes the selected transformation after confirmation. 9 duplicate transformation creates a copy of the selected transformation when duplication is available. 10 create model starts model creation from the selected transformation context when available. 11 add to model adds the transformation to an existing model when available. 12 show reference diagram displays reference relationships for the selected transformation. 13 list transformations opens the searchable transformations list. 14 add transformation starts the create transformation wizard. 15 add calendar dimension starts the calendar-dimension creation flow. 16 add time dimension starts the time-dimension creation flow. 17 add snapshot dimension starts the snapshot-dimension creation flow. 18 search criteria filters the transformations list by schema, transformation name, or historization text. 19 schema selects or displays the schema that owns the transformation. 20 name defines the transformation name. saving requires a non-empty value. 21 type selects the transformation type and controls the available wizard or editor options. 22 historizing type selects the historization behavior for the transformation. 23 main table selects the main table used to initialize the transformation definition. 24 create unknown member controls whether the transformation creates an unknown-member row when that option applies. 25 persist transformation enables persistence settings for the created transformation. 26 persist table defines the persisted result table name when persistence is enabled. 27 persist package selects or displays the package used for persistence. 28 tables maintains the input and output tables used by the transformation. 29 all direct related adds directly related tables during creation. 30 fields controls which fields are created and how field names are generated. 31 other assigns stars and default transformations during the creation flow. 32 script captures script type and script text for script-based transformations. 33 direct source selects the source used by a direct transformation. saving requires it for direct transformations. 34 friendly name stores a business-facing label for the transformation. 35 description stores documentation text for the transformation. 36 definition main editor tab for tables, columns, references, stars, predefined transformations, filters, and having conditions. 37 table selects an input or output table in the transformation definition. 38 is output table marks a table row as the transformation output table. 39 join type defines how a table joins to the transformation table set. 40 column name defines an output column name for the transformation. 41 statement stores the expression used to calculate the selected output column. 42 references maintains table references between transformation table rows. 43 fill columns fills or maps output columns from selected table metadata where supported. 44 filter stores optional filter logic for the transformation. 45 having stores optional having logic for aggregate output. 46 view stores manual transformation view text and column rename mapping. 47 create in dwh creates or refreshes the saved transformation in the data warehouse. 48 save validates and saves the transformation definition, then refreshes the generated transformation view. related topics transformations list transformation page create transformation wizard table"} ,{"id":386694025433,"name":"Fact","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/dataflow-diagram/dataflow-diagram-fact","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Dataflow diagram › Fact","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface dataflow diagram fact overview a fact node represents a fact transformation in the analyticscreator dataflow diagram. use it to see where measurable business events, balances, or transactions are prepared and how the fact connects to dimensions, source objects, packages, and downstream outputs. function the node gives the fact transformation a visible position in the diagram. it shows the object label, uses the fact color style, and connects to related objects through directional arrows. from the node, you can open the fact transformation, locate it in the navigation tree, focus the diagram on the selected flow, add it to an existing diagram filter, review references, preview data, manage object groups, and adjust the node colors. package and table markers can appear beside the node when the fact participates in package-driven processing or has an associated table representation. fact definitions can also be managed from the model area. a model contains a facts branch where a fact can be added or edited, and the same model fact can be used to create the transformation shown in the dataflow diagram. access open the dataflow diagram from the dwh area, then find or filter to the fact you want to inspect. to work from the model definition first, open the models area and use the facts branch for the selected model. how to access navigation tree use dwh -> show diagram. for model definitions, use models -> [model] -> facts. toolbar use dwh -> home for the diagram, data mart -> models for model facts, or etl -> transformations for related transformations. diagram use dataflow diagram -> fact node. visual element fact node with a right-click context menu and double-click editor access. screen overview id property description 1 fact node represents the selected fact transformation on the dataflow diagram. 2 object label shows the configured object name or friendly display name for the diagram label. 3 fact color style uses the standard fact foreground and background colors unless custom colors are assigned. 4 directional arrows shows incoming and outgoing relationships for the fact. 5 package marker displays a compact package indicator when package processing is linked to the fact. 6 table marker indicates that the diagram object has an associated table representation. 7 locate in tree selects the same fact in the navigation tree. 8 set filter focuses the diagram on the selected fact and its connected flow. 9 add to filter adds the fact to the current diagram filter without replacing the existing selection. 10 references provides reference-diagram and reference-list actions for the selected fact. 11 preview data opens a data preview when preview is available for the selected fact. 12 object groups opens group assignment for the selected diagram object. 13 customize colors changes or resets the node foreground and background colors for visual organization. 14 facts branch lists the fact definitions that belong to the selected model. 15 add fact starts a new fact definition from the selected model. 16 edit fact opens the selected fact definition for review or changes. 17 create transformation creates the transformation that implements the selected model fact. 18 double-click opens the editor for the selected fact transformation. related topics dimension transformation filters fact table"} ,{"id":386694025431,"name":"Dimension","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/dataflow-diagram/dataflow-diagram-dimension","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Dataflow diagram › Dimension","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface dataflow diagram dimension overview a dimension node represents a dimension output in the analyticscreator dataflow diagram. use it to see where descriptive business data is prepared, how it connects to upstream processing, and where it supports downstream analytical objects. function the node gives the dimension a visible position in the diagram. it shows the object label, uses the dimension color style, and connects to related objects through directional arrows. from the node, you can open the dimension, locate it in the navigation tree, focus the diagram on the selected item, add it to an existing diagram filter, review references, preview data, manage object groups, and adjust the node colors. package and table markers can appear beside the node when the dimension is maintained through package processing or has an associated table representation. the diagram is useful when checking the business flow around a dimension: which upstream objects feed it, which packages maintain it, and which facts, exports, models, or related objects depend on it. access open the dataflow diagram from the dwh area, then find the dimension in the diagram or use diagram filtering from a related navigation-tree object. model dimensions can also be reached from the models branch when you need to add, edit, or create a transformation for a modeled dimension. how to access navigation tree use dwh -> show diagram. for model definitions, use models -> [model] -> dimensions. toolbar use dwh -> home to open the diagram, or etl -> transformations to list related dimension transformations. diagram use dataflow diagram -> dimension node. visual element dimension node with a right-click context menu and double-click editor access. screen overview id property description 1 dimension node represents the selected dimension on the dataflow diagram. 2 object label shows the configured object name or friendly display name for the diagram label. 3 dimension color style uses the standard dimension foreground and background colors unless custom colors are assigned. 4 directional arrows shows incoming and outgoing relationships for the dimension. 5 package marker displays a compact package indicator when package processing is linked to the dimension. 6 table marker indicates that the diagram object has an associated table representation. 7 locate in tree selects the same dimension in the navigation tree. 8 set filter focuses the diagram on the selected dimension and its connected flow. 9 add to filter adds the dimension to the current diagram filter without replacing the existing selection. 10 references provides reference-diagram and reference-list actions for the selected dimension. 11 preview data opens a data preview when preview is available for the selected dimension. 12 object groups opens group assignment for the selected diagram object. 13 customize colors changes or resets the node foreground and background colors for visual organization. 14 double-click opens the editor for the selected dimension transformation. related topics fact transformation filters model dimension"} ,{"id":386694025436,"name":"Import","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/dataflow-diagram/dataflow-diagram-import","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Dataflow diagram › Import","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface dataflow diagram import overview import is a dataflow diagram relationship that shows where data enters analyticscreator from a defined source and is loaded into a warehouse table. use it to review which source provides the data, which target table receives it, and which package performs the load. function an import flow connects a source object to the target table created or loaded from that source. in the diagram, the import relationship makes the inbound data path visible beside the rest of the warehouse flow so you can see the source, table, and execution package together. from a source node, the diagram menu can start a new import. existing import relationships can be opened from the import marker or from the navigation tree, where the relationship is listed as a source-to-table entry. use the import diagram view when checking inbound data movement: whether the expected source feeds the table, which package runs the load, and whether the imported table is connected to the correct layer, schema, and downstream objects. access open the dataflow diagram from the dwh area, then find the source, target table, or import relationship you want to review. import entries are also available from the packages branch and from schemas that contain import definitions. how to access navigation tree packages -> import, or schema -> import -> open an import definition toolbar etl -> list -> imports, or etl -> list -> packages diagram dataflow diagram -> source node -> add -> import visual element import relationship or import package marker -> double-click screen overview id property description 1 import relationship shows the inbound data movement from a source object to the target warehouse table. 2 source object identifies the source definition that supplies the rows and columns for the import. 3 target table identifies the warehouse table that receives the imported data. 4 import package marker shows the package responsible for executing the import load. 5 directional arrow shows the flow from the source object toward the target table. 6 add import starts the import creation flow from the selected source node. 7 edit import opens the definition for an existing import relationship. 8 locate in tree selects the related object in the navigation tree. 9 set diagram filter filters the diagram to the selected object and its connected import flow. 10 add to diagram filter adds the selected object to the current diagram filter without replacing the existing filter. 11 refresh source refreshes source information before reviewing or maintaining the import flow. 12 preview data opens a preview for the selected source or table when preview is available. 13 double-click opens the import definition when the clicked marker represents an import relationship. related topics imports list create import import package filters"} ,{"id":386694025435,"name":"Historization","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/dataflow-diagram/dataflow-diagram-historization","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Dataflow diagram › Historization","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface dataflow diagram historization overview historization is a dataflow diagram relationship that shows where analyticscreator keeps a time-aware version of a table. use it to review which operational or prepared table is historized, which history table stores the changing records, and which package maintains that history. function a historization flow connects a table with its history table and the package that executes the history load. in the diagram, this makes the change-tracking path visible beside the rest of the dataflow so you can see the current table, the history table, and the execution package together. from a table node, the diagram menu can start a new historization. existing historization relationships can be opened from the historization marker or from the navigation tree, where the relationship is listed as a history-table-to-table entry. use the historization diagram view when checking where historical data is captured, whether the expected package owns the load, and whether the historized table is connected to the correct layer, schema, and source table. access open the dataflow diagram from the dwh area, then find the table or historization relationship you want to review. historization entries are also available from the packages branch and from schemas that contain historization definitions. how to access navigation tree packages -> historization, or schema -> historization -> open a historization definition toolbar etl -> list -> historizations, or etl -> list -> packages diagram dataflow diagram -> table node -> add -> historization visual element historization relationship or historization package marker -> double-click screen overview id property description 1 historization relationship shows the history-building relationship between the active table and its historized target. 2 source table identifies the table whose changes are tracked over time. 3 history table identifies the target table that stores the historical versions of the source records. 4 historization package marker shows the package responsible for executing the historization load. 5 directional arrow shows the flow from the source table toward the history table. 6 add historization starts the historization creation flow from the selected table node. 7 edit historization opens the definition for an existing historization relationship. 8 locate in tree selects the related object in the navigation tree. 9 set diagram filter filters the diagram to the selected object and its connected historization flow. 10 add to diagram filter adds the selected object to the current diagram filter without replacing the existing filter. 11 refresh refreshes the diagram after historization, table, or package changes. 12 double-click opens the historization definition when the clicked marker represents a historization relationship. related topics historizations list create historization historization package filters"} ,{"id":386694025439,"name":"Persisting","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/dataflow-diagram/dataflow-diagram-persisting","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Dataflow diagram › Persisting","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface dataflow diagram persisting overview persisting stores the result of a transformation in a managed persisted table and shows that storage relationship in the dataflow diagram. function use persisting when a transformation result must be retained, reused by later processing, loaded incrementally, or handled through a controlled package. from the diagram, users can add persisting from a layer or from an eligible transformation. when the action starts from a transformation, that transformation is preselected in the creation flow. the persisting wizard asks for the transformation, persisted table name, persisting package, and table-replacement mode. existing persisting relationships are managed from the package tree, where users can edit or delete the relationship and adjust execution behavior such as full or incremental loading, statistics updates, transactions, logging, duplicate handling, procedure text, and scripts. access use the dataflow diagram context menu to create a new persisting relationship. use the navigation tree under packages to maintain existing persisting package content. how to access navigation tree packages -> persisting -> package or persisting entry toolbar not direct. use the diagram add menu or the package navigation tree. diagram layer or transformation context menu -> add -> persisting visual element persisting wizard or persisting maintenance page screen overview id property description 1 add -> persisting starts the persisting wizard from a layer or selected transformation in the dataflow diagram. 2 persisting wizard creates the persisted table relationship and assigns it to a persisting package. 3 transformation selects the transformation whose result will be stored. 4 persist table defines the persisted table name for the stored transformation output. 5 persist package selects or names the package responsible for running the persisting load. 6 no partition switching loads the persisted table without partition switch handling. 7 partition switching uses partition switching for the persisted table load. 8 renaming uses a rename-based table replacement mode for the persisted output. 9 finish completes creation after the required selections are valid. 10 cancel closes the wizard or maintenance page without saving the current action. 11 packages -> persisting lists persisting packages and their persisted table relationships. 12 list packages opens the package list from the persisting package node. 13 add persisting package starts creation of a package intended for persisting loads. 14 edit persisting opens the maintenance page for the selected persisting relationship. 15 delete persisting removes the selected persisting relationship from the package tree. 16 persisting shows the transformation-to-persisted-table relationship on the maintenance page. 17 package assigns the persisting relationship to a persisting package. 18 type controls the load strategy, including full, merge, historical, incremental, and manual modes. 19 incremental column selects the column used by incremental load modes. 20 update statistics updates table statistics as part of the persisting load. 21 use transaction controls transaction handling for the persisting process. 22 logging records execution details for the persisting process. 23 remove duplicates removes duplicate rows during persisting processing. 24 procedure shows the generated procedure text and allows edits when manual mode is selected. 25 scripts contains script areas that run before or after the persisting process. 26 original / parsed switches script display between the entered text and the parsed version. 27 save saves maintenance changes and refreshes the persisting definition. related topics layers object groups search transformation"} ,{"id":386694025432,"name":"Export","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/dataflow-diagram/dataflow-diagram-export","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Dataflow diagram › Export","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface dataflow diagram export overview an export in the dataflow diagram shows where prepared warehouse data is delivered to an external target. use it to review which table or generated view is exported, which target source receives the data, and which export package controls the delivery. function the export flow connects a prepared table or generated view to the source entry used as the export target. in the diagram, this relationship is shown with the source data object, the target, and the package marker that runs the export. from a table or view node, the diagram menu can start a new export. existing export relationships can be opened from their export marker or from the navigation tree, where they are listed as table-to-target relationships. use the export diagram view when checking outbound data movement: which prepared object is being delivered, which target receives it, which package runs it, and whether the relationship belongs to the expected layer, schema, and source branch. access open the dataflow diagram from the dwh area, then locate the table, view, target source, or export relationship you want to inspect. export relationships are also available from export branches in the navigation tree. how to access navigation tree use packages -> export, or use a schema export branch to open a listed export relationship. toolbar no direct export-relationship list button. use dwh -> home for the diagram, or open related objects from dwh -> tables and etl -> packages. diagram use dataflow diagram -> table or view node -> add -> export. visual element export relationship, export package marker, or export navigation-tree row. screen overview id property description 1 export layer groups export-related objects in the diagram so outbound flows can be reviewed separately from transformation layers. 2 export relationship shows outbound data movement from a prepared table or generated view to the target source. 3 prepared object identifies the table or view that supplies rows and columns for the export. 4 target source identifies the source entry that receives the exported data. 5 export package marker shows the package that executes the export relationship. 6 directional arrow shows the direction of the export flow from the prepared object toward the target. 7 add export starts the export creation flow from a selected table or view node. 8 edit export opens the selected export relationship in the export editor. 9 delete export removes the selected export relationship after confirmation. 10 locate in tree selects the related diagram object in the navigation tree. 11 set diagram filter focuses the diagram on the selected object and its connected export flow. 12 add to diagram filter adds the selected object to the current diagram filter without replacing the existing selection. 13 double-click opens the export relationship when the selected marker represents an existing export. related topics dimension fact filters export page"} ,{"id":383509174509,"name":"Pages","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/pages","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Pages","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface pages the pages section documents the page-level object views that users open to configure analyticscreator components in detail. use these topics to understand what each page is responsible for, which object family it manages, and how page-based editing supports modeling, deployment, semantic design, and operational maintenance. available topics connector the connector page is used to add and edit source connectors. export the export page is used to add and edit data exports. olap hierarchy the olap hierarchy page is used to add and edit olap hierarchies. historization the historization page is used to add and edit historizations. import the import page is used to add and edit data imports from a source. index the index page is used to add and edit table indexes. macro the macro page is used to add and edit macros. model dimension the model dimension page is used to add and edit model dimensions. model fact the model fact page is used to add and edit model facts. table the table page is used to add and edit tables. object script the object script page is used to add and edit object scripts. package the package page is used to add and edit packages. olap partition the olap partition page is used to add and edit olap partitions. persisting the persisting page is used to add and edit transformation persistings. predefined transformation the predefined transformation page is used to add and edit predefined transformations. table reference the table reference page is used to add and edit table references. olap role the olap role page is used to add and edit olap roles. sql script the sql script page is used to add and edit sql scripts. snapshot group the snapshot group page is used to add and edit snapshot groups. snapshot the snapshot page is used to add and edit snapshots. source the source page is used to add and edit sources in a connector. star the star page is used to add and edit data mart stars. deployment the deployment page is used to add, edit, and run deployments. source refererence the source reference page is used to add and edit source references. transformation the transformation page is used to add and edit transformations. users in user group the users in user group page is used to add and edit users in a user group. how to use this section start with core implementation pages such as connector, source, table, transformation, and package when you need to configure the main warehouse objects. use model dimension, model fact, olap hierarchy, olap partition, and olap role for analytical and semantic model structures. use persisting, predefined transformation, sql script, snapshot, and snapshot group for implementation behavior and reusable runtime structures. use deployment, table reference, source refererence, and users in user group when the task involves release management, object relationships, or access organization. key takeaway the pages section maps analyticscreator's object-specific editing pages to the responsibilities they control, helping users choose the right page for the task at hand."} ,{"id":386694025444,"name":"Connector","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/pages/pages-connector","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Pages › Connector","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface pages connector overview connector is implemented as a detail page in detailconnectors.xaml. function the page exposes the editor fields, tabs, grids, and action buttons for connector. its companion code-behind applies page-specific behavior such as selection changes, save/cancel actions, and dynamic control visibility. access this topic was rebuilt from detailconnectors.xaml and detailconnectors.xaml.cs. the source defines the visible page structure and its editor actions. how to access navigation tree connectors -> open a connector toolbar sources -> connectors diagram not direct. open the related detail page. visual element detailconnectors screen overview the connector page exposes the following source-defined labels, tabs, buttons, or grid headers. id property description 1 connector visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 2 add encrypted string visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 connector name visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 connector type visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 5 azure source type visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 6 do not store connection string in cfg.ssis configurations visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 7 connection string visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 8 url visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 9 authentication visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 10 login visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 11 password visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 12 template visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. related topics deployment export"} ,{"id":386694025446,"name":"Export","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/pages/pages-export","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Pages › Export","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface pages export overview export is implemented as a detail page in detailexport.xaml. function the page exposes the editor fields, tabs, grids, and action buttons for export. its companion code-behind applies page-specific behavior such as selection changes, save/cancel actions, and dynamic control visibility. access this topic was rebuilt from detailexport.xaml and detailexport.xaml.cs. the source defines the visible page structure and its editor actions. how to access navigation tree export -> open an export toolbar not confirmed in the ribbon. use the related export flow. diagram not direct. open the related detail page. visual element detailexport screen overview the export page exposes the following source-defined labels, tabs, buttons, or grid headers. id property description 1 main tab header defined in the source-backed xaml. 2 source name visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 target name visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 description visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 5 ssis statement visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 6 variable visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 7 type visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 8 expression visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 9 initial value visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 10 scripts visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 11 options tab header defined in the source-backed xaml. 12 export visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. related topics connector deployment historization import"} ,{"id":386694025454,"name":"OLAP Hierarchy","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/pages/pages-olap-hierarchy","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Pages › OLAP Hierarchy","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface pages olap hierarchy overview olap hierarchy is implemented as a detail page in detailhierarchies.xaml. function the page exposes the editor fields, tabs, grids, and action buttons for olap hierarchy. its companion code-behind applies page-specific behavior such as selection changes, save/cancel actions, and dynamic control visibility. access this topic was rebuilt from detailhierarchies.xaml and detailhierarchies.xaml.cs. the source defines the visible page structure and its editor actions. how to access navigation tree hierarchies -> open a hierarchy toolbar data mart -> hierarchies diagram not direct. open the related detail page. visual element detailhierarchies screen overview the olap hierarchy page exposes the following source-defined labels, tabs, buttons, or grid headers. id property description 1 column visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 2 seqnr visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 name visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 description visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 5 hierarchy details visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 6 schema visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 7 table visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 8 hierarchy name visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 9 cancel closes the screen without saving changes. 10 save saves the current record. related topics model fact object script olap partition olap role"} ,{"id":386694025447,"name":"Historization","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/pages/pages-historization","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Pages › Historization","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface pages historization overview historization is implemented as a detail page in detailhist.xaml. function the page exposes the editor fields, tabs, grids, and action buttons for historization. its companion code-behind applies page-specific behavior such as selection changes, save/cancel actions, and dynamic control visibility. access this topic was rebuilt from detailhist.xaml and detailhist.xaml.cs. the source defines the visible page structure and its editor actions. how to access navigation tree historization -> open a historization toolbar etl -> historizations diagram not direct. open the related detail page. visual element detailhist screen overview the historization page exposes the following source-defined labels, tabs, buttons, or grid headers. id property description 1 definition visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 2 column name visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 scd type visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 empty value visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 5 last value as empty value visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 6 statement visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 7 data type visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 8 maxlength visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 9 numscale visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 10 numprec visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 11 variable visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 12 type visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. related topics deployment export import index"} ,{"id":386694025448,"name":"Import","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/pages/pages-import","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Pages › Import","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface pages import overview import is implemented as a detail page in detailimp.xaml. function the page exposes the editor fields, tabs, grids, and action buttons for import. its companion code-behind applies page-specific behavior such as selection changes, save/cancel actions, and dynamic control visibility. access this topic was rebuilt from detailimp.xaml and detailimp.xaml.cs. the source defines the visible page structure and its editor actions. how to access navigation tree import -> open an import toolbar etl -> imports diagram not direct. open the related detail page. visual element detailimp screen overview the import page exposes the following source-defined labels, tabs, buttons, or grid headers. id property description 1 main tab header defined in the source-backed xaml. 2 source name visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 target name visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 description visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 5 ssis statement visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 6 variable visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 7 type visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 8 expression visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 9 initial value visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 10 scripts visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 11 options tab header defined in the source-backed xaml. 12 import visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. related topics export historization index macro"} ,{"id":386694025449,"name":"Index","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/pages/pages-index","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Pages › Index","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface pages index overview index is implemented as a detail page in detailindexes.xaml. function the page exposes the editor fields, tabs, grids, and action buttons for index. its companion code-behind applies page-specific behavior such as selection changes, save/cancel actions, and dynamic control visibility. access this topic was rebuilt from detailindexes.xaml and detailindexes.xaml.cs. the source defines the visible page structure and its editor actions. how to access navigation tree indexes -> open an index toolbar dwh -> indexes diagram not direct. open the related detail page. visual element detailindexes screen overview the index page exposes the following source-defined labels, tabs, buttons, or grid headers. id property description 1 column visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 2 position visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 is descending visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 include only visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 5 index details visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 6 schema visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 7 table visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 8 index name visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 9 description visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 10 compression type visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 11 is unique visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 12 is clustered visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. related topics historization import macro model dimension"} ,{"id":386694025450,"name":"Macro","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/pages/pages-macro","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Pages › Macro","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface pages macro overview macro is implemented as a detail page in detailmacros.xaml. function the page exposes the editor fields, tabs, grids, and action buttons for macro. its companion code-behind applies page-specific behavior such as selection changes, save/cancel actions, and dynamic control visibility. access this topic was rebuilt from detailmacros.xaml and detailmacros.xaml.cs. the source defines the visible page structure and its editor actions. how to access navigation tree macros -> open a macro toolbar dwh -> macros diagram not direct. open the related detail page. visual element detailmacros screen overview the macro page exposes the following source-defined labels, tabs, buttons, or grid headers. id property description 1 macro visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 2 macro name visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 description visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 language visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 5 referenced table visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 6 statement visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 7 cancel closes the screen without saving changes. 8 save saves the current record. related topics import index model dimension model fact"} ,{"id":386694025451,"name":"Model Dimension","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/pages/pages-model-dimension","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Pages › Model Dimension","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface pages model dimension overview model dimension is implemented as a detail page in detailmoddimensions.xaml. function the page exposes the editor fields, tabs, grids, and action buttons for model dimension. its companion code-behind applies page-specific behavior such as selection changes, save/cancel actions, and dynamic control visibility. access this topic was rebuilt from detailmoddimensions.xaml and detailmoddimensions.xaml.cs. the source defines the visible page structure and its editor actions. how to access navigation tree models -> open a model dimension toolbar data mart -> models diagram not direct. open the related detail page. visual element detailmoddimensions screen overview the model dimension page exposes the following source-defined labels, tabs, buttons, or grid headers. id property description 1 name visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 2 friendly name visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 descrption visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 iskey visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 5 model visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 6 description visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 7 historicized visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 8 attributes visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 9 cancel closes the screen without saving changes. 10 save saves the current record. related topics index macro model fact object script"} ,{"id":386694025452,"name":"Model Fact","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/pages/pages-model-fact","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Pages › Model Fact","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface pages model fact overview model fact is implemented as a detail page in detailmodfacts.xaml. function the page exposes the editor fields, tabs, grids, and action buttons for model fact. its companion code-behind applies page-specific behavior such as selection changes, save/cancel actions, and dynamic control visibility. access this topic was rebuilt from detailmodfacts.xaml and detailmodfacts.xaml.cs. the source defines the visible page structure and its editor actions. how to access navigation tree models -> open a model fact toolbar data mart -> models diagram not direct. open the related detail page. visual element detailmodfacts screen overview the model fact page exposes the following source-defined labels, tabs, buttons, or grid headers. id property description 1 name visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 2 friendly name visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 descrption visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 dimension visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 5 model visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 6 description visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 7 cancel closes the screen without saving changes. 8 save saves the current record. related topics macro model dimension object script olap hierarchy"} ,{"id":386694026426,"name":"Table","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/pages/pages-table","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Pages › Table","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface pages table overview table is implemented as a detail page in detailobjects.xaml. function the page exposes the editor fields, tabs, grids, and action buttons for table. its companion code-behind applies page-specific behavior such as selection changes, save/cancel actions, and dynamic control visibility. access this topic was rebuilt from detailobjects.xaml and detailobjects.xaml.cs. the source defines the visible page structure and its editor actions. how to access navigation tree tables -> open a table toolbar dwh -> tables diagram not direct. open the related detail page. visual element detailobjects screen overview the table page exposes the following source-defined labels, tabs, buttons, or grid headers. id property description 1 columns visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 2 add.col visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 column name visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 data type visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 5 maxlength visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 6 numprec visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 7 numscale visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 8 nullable visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 9 pkordinalpos visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 10 default visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 11 friendlyname visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 12 olap reference visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. related topics sql script star table reference transformation"} ,{"id":386694025453,"name":"Object script","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/pages/pages-object-script","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Pages › Object script","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface pages object script overview object script is implemented as a detail page in detailobjectscripts.xaml. function the page exposes the editor fields, tabs, grids, and action buttons for object script. its companion code-behind applies page-specific behavior such as selection changes, save/cancel actions, and dynamic control visibility. access this topic was rebuilt from detailobjectscripts.xaml and detailobjectscripts.xaml.cs. the source defines the visible page structure and its editor actions. how to access navigation tree object scripts -> open an object script toolbar not direct. use the object scripts tree node or list. diagram not direct. open the related detail page. visual element detailobjectscripts screen overview the object script page exposes the following source-defined labels, tabs, buttons, or grid headers. id property description 1 object script visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 2 paramnr visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 parameter visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 default value visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 5 script name visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 6 description visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 7 object visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 8 parameters visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 9 statement visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 10 first parameter of the object-related scripts is always the object id visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 11 check visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 12 cancel closes the screen without saving changes. related topics model dimension model fact olap hierarchy olap partition"} ,{"id":386694025457,"name":"Package","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/pages/pages-package","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Pages › Package","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface pages package overview package is implemented as a detail page in detailpackages.xaml. function the page exposes the editor fields, tabs, grids, and action buttons for package. its companion code-behind applies page-specific behavior such as selection changes, save/cancel actions, and dynamic control visibility. access this topic was rebuilt from detailpackages.xaml and detailpackages.xaml.cs. the source defines the visible page structure and its editor actions. how to access navigation tree packages -> open a package toolbar etl -> packages diagram not direct. open the related detail page. visual element detailpackages screen overview the package page exposes the following source-defined labels, tabs, buttons, or grid headers. id property description 1 package visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 2 content visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 include visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 interrupt on error visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 5 retry attempts visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 6 retry interval (min) visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 7 depends on visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 8 add creates a new item or starts the add flow defined in the screen. 9 remove visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 10 package name visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 11 package type visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 12 manually created visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. related topics olap partition olap role persisting predefined transformation"} ,{"id":386694025455,"name":"OLAP Partition","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/pages/pages-olap-partition","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Pages › OLAP Partition","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface pages olap partition overview olap partition is implemented as a detail page in detailpartitions.xaml. function the page exposes the editor fields, tabs, grids, and action buttons for olap partition. its companion code-behind applies page-specific behavior such as selection changes, save/cancel actions, and dynamic control visibility. access this topic was rebuilt from detailpartitions.xaml and detailpartitions.xaml.cs. the source defines the visible page structure and its editor actions. how to access navigation tree partitions -> open a partition toolbar data mart -> partitions diagram not direct. open the related detail page. visual element detailpartitions screen overview the olap partition page exposes the following source-defined labels, tabs, buttons, or grid headers. id property description 1 partition visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 2 partition name visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 table visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 slice visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 5 sql visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 6 cancel closes the screen without saving changes. 7 save saves the current record. related topics object script olap hierarchy olap role package"} ,{"id":386694025458,"name":"Persisting","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/pages/pages-persisting","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Pages › Persisting","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface pages persisting overview persisting is implemented as a detail page in detailpers.xaml. function the page exposes the editor fields, tabs, grids, and action buttons for persisting. its companion code-behind applies page-specific behavior such as selection changes, save/cancel actions, and dynamic control visibility. access this topic was rebuilt from detailpers.xaml and detailpers.xaml.cs. the source defines the visible page structure and its editor actions. how to access navigation tree persisting -> open a persisting object toolbar not confirmed in the ribbon. open from the related persisting flow. diagram not direct. open the related detail page. visual element detailpers screen overview the persisting page exposes the following source-defined labels, tabs, buttons, or grid headers. id property description 1 procedure visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 2 scripts visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 persisting visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 package visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 5 type visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 6 incremental column visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 7 update statistics visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 8 partition switching visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 9 renaming visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 10 use transaction visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 11 logging visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 12 remove duplicates visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. related topics olap role package predefined transformation snapshot"} ,{"id":386694025459,"name":"Predefined transformation","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/pages/pages-predefined-transformation","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Pages › Predefined transformation","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface pages predefined transformation overview predefined transformation is implemented as a detail page in detailpredefinedtransformations.xaml. function the page exposes the editor fields, tabs, grids, and action buttons for predefined transformation. its companion code-behind applies page-specific behavior such as selection changes, save/cancel actions, and dynamic control visibility. access this topic was rebuilt from detailpredefinedtransformations.xaml and detailpredefinedtransformations.xaml.cs. the source defines the visible page structure and its editor actions. how to access navigation tree predefined transformations -> open an item toolbar dwh -> predefined trans. diagram not direct. open the related detail page. visual element detailpredefinedtransformations screen overview the predefined transformation page exposes the following source-defined labels, tabs, buttons, or grid headers. id property description 1 predefined transformations visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 2 name visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 description visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 check statement visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 5 transformation statement visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 6 evaluated statement visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 7 allowed keywords visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 8 evaluate visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 9 cancel closes the screen without saving changes. 10 save saves the current record. related topics package persisting snapshot snapshot group"} ,{"id":386694026427,"name":"Table reference","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/pages/pages-table-reference","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Pages › Table reference","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface pages table reference overview table reference is implemented as a detail page in detailreferences.xaml. function the page exposes the editor fields, tabs, grids, and action buttons for table reference. its companion code-behind applies page-specific behavior such as selection changes, save/cancel actions, and dynamic control visibility. access this topic was rebuilt from detailreferences.xaml and detailreferences.xaml.cs. the source defines the visible page structure and its editor actions. how to access navigation tree table references -> open a reference toolbar dwh -> references diagram not direct. open the related detail page. visual element detailreferences screen overview the table reference page exposes the following source-defined labels, tabs, buttons, or grid headers. id property description 1 column1 visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 2 statement1 visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 column2 visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 statement2 visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 5 schema visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 6 transformation visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 7 cardinality visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 8 join visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 9 table 1 visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 10 table 2 visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 11 description visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 12 parentdescription visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. related topics star table transformation users in user group"} ,{"id":386694025456,"name":"OLAP role","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/pages/pages-olap-role","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Pages › OLAP role","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface pages olap role overview olap role is implemented as a detail page in detailroles.xaml. function the page exposes the editor fields, tabs, grids, and action buttons for olap role. its companion code-behind applies page-specific behavior such as selection changes, save/cancel actions, and dynamic control visibility. access this topic was rebuilt from detailroles.xaml and detailroles.xaml.cs. the source defines the visible page structure and its editor actions. how to access navigation tree roles -> open a role toolbar data mart -> roles diagram not direct. open the related detail page. visual element detailroles screen overview the olap role page exposes the following source-defined labels, tabs, buttons, or grid headers. id property description 1 login visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 2 tabular cube visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 table visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 disable visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 5 dax filter filter-related control or command defined in the source-backed ui. 6 multidimensional cube visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 7 star visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 8 allowread visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 9 allowwrite visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 10 allowdrillthrough visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 11 allowprocess visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 12 allow reading of cube content visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. related topics olap hierarchy olap partition package persisting"} ,{"id":386694025464,"name":"SQL Script","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/pages/pages-sql-script","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Pages › SQL Script","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface pages sql script overview sql script is implemented as a detail page in detailscript.xaml. function the page exposes the editor fields, tabs, grids, and action buttons for sql script. its companion code-behind applies page-specific behavior such as selection changes, save/cancel actions, and dynamic control visibility. access this topic was rebuilt from detailscript.xaml and detailscript.xaml.cs. the source defines the visible page structure and its editor actions. how to access navigation tree sql scripts -> open a script toolbar etl -> scripts diagram not direct. open the related detail page. visual element detailscript screen overview the sql script page exposes the following source-defined labels, tabs, buttons, or grid headers. id property description 1 package visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 2 run visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 script type visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 name visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 5 description visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 6 sequence number visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 7 inactive visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 8 original visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 9 parsed visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 10 cancel closes the screen without saving changes. 11 save saves the current record. related topics source source refererence star table"} ,{"id":386694025461,"name":"Snapshot group","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/pages/pages-snapshot-group","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Pages › Snapshot group","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface pages snapshot group overview snapshot group is implemented as a detail page in detailsnapshotgroup.xaml. function the page exposes the editor fields, tabs, grids, and action buttons for snapshot group. its companion code-behind applies page-specific behavior such as selection changes, save/cancel actions, and dynamic control visibility. access this topic was rebuilt from detailsnapshotgroup.xaml and detailsnapshotgroup.xaml.cs. the source defines the visible page structure and its editor actions. how to access navigation tree snapshot groups -> open a snapshot group toolbar not direct. use the snapshot groups tree node. diagram not direct. open the related detail page. visual element detailsnapshotgroup screen overview the snapshot group page exposes the following source-defined labels, tabs, buttons, or grid headers. id property description 1 snapshot visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 2 group name group-related control or command defined in the source-backed ui. 3 description visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 cancel closes the screen without saving changes. 5 save saves the current record. related topics predefined transformation snapshot source source refererence"} ,{"id":386694025460,"name":"Snapshot","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/pages/pages-snapshot","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Pages › Snapshot","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface pages snapshot overview snapshot is implemented as a detail page in detailsnapshots.xaml. function the page exposes the editor fields, tabs, grids, and action buttons for snapshot. its companion code-behind applies page-specific behavior such as selection changes, save/cancel actions, and dynamic control visibility. access this topic was rebuilt from detailsnapshots.xaml and detailsnapshots.xaml.cs. the source defines the visible page structure and its editor actions. how to access navigation tree snapshots -> open a snapshot toolbar dwh -> snapshots diagram not direct. open the related detail page. visual element detailsnapshots screen overview the snapshot page exposes the following source-defined labels, tabs, buttons, or grid headers. id property description 1 snapshot visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 2 snapshot name visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 description visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 sql visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 5 cancel closes the screen without saving changes. 6 save saves the current record. related topics persisting predefined transformation snapshot group source"} ,{"id":386694025462,"name":"Source","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/pages/pages-source","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Pages › Source","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface pages source overview source is implemented as a detail page in detailsource.xaml. function the page exposes the editor fields, tabs, grids, and action buttons for source. its companion code-behind applies page-specific behavior such as selection changes, save/cancel actions, and dynamic control visibility. access this topic was rebuilt from detailsource.xaml and detailsource.xaml.cs. the source defines the visible page structure and its editor actions. how to access navigation tree sources -> open a source toolbar sources -> sources diagram not direct. open the related detail page. visual element detailsource screen overview the source page exposes the following source-defined labels, tabs, buttons, or grid headers. id property description 1 definition visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 2 column name visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 ordernr visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 data type visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 5 maxlength visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 6 numprec visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 7 numscale visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 8 nullable visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 9 pk ordinal position visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 10 anonymize visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 11 friendly name visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 12 display folder visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. related topics snapshot snapshot group source refererence sql script"} ,{"id":386694025465,"name":"Star","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/pages/pages-star","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Pages › Star","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface pages star overview star is implemented as a detail page in detailstars.xaml. function the page exposes the editor fields, tabs, grids, and action buttons for star. its companion code-behind applies page-specific behavior such as selection changes, save/cancel actions, and dynamic control visibility. access this topic was rebuilt from detailstars.xaml and detailstars.xaml.cs. the source defines the visible page structure and its editor actions. how to access navigation tree stars -> open a star toolbar data mart -> stars diagram not direct. open the related detail page. visual element detailstars screen overview the star page exposes the following source-defined labels, tabs, buttons, or grid headers. id property description 1 star visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 2 multidimensional visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 tabular visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 star name visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 5 galaxy visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 6 schema visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 7 order in diagram visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 8 description visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 9 mdx visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 10 cancel closes the screen without saving changes. 11 save saves the current record. related topics source refererence sql script table table reference"} ,{"id":386694025445,"name":"Deployment","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/pages/pages-deployment","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Pages › Deployment","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface pages deployment overview deployment is implemented as a detail page in newssis.xaml. function the page exposes the editor fields, tabs, grids, and action buttons for deployment. its companion code-behind applies page-specific behavior such as selection changes, save/cancel actions, and dynamic control visibility. access this topic was rebuilt from newssis.xaml and newssis.xaml.cs. the source defines the visible page structure and its editor actions. how to access navigation tree deployments -> edit/run deployment toolbar deployment -> deployment package diagram not direct. open the related detail page. visual element newssis screen overview the deployment page exposes the following source-defined labels, tabs, buttons, or grid headers. id property description 1 options tab header defined in the source-backed xaml. 2 data warehouse visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 ssis settings visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 other files visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 5 tabular olap deployment visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 6 multidimensional olap deployment visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 7 ssis visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 8 adf2 visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 9 packagename visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 10 packagetype visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 11 description visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 12 variable visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. related topics connector export historization"} ,{"id":386694025463,"name":"Source refererence","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/pages/pages-source-reference","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Pages › Source refererence","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface pages source refererence overview source refererence is implemented as a detail page in detailsrcreferences.xaml. function the page exposes the editor fields, tabs, grids, and action buttons for source refererence. its companion code-behind applies page-specific behavior such as selection changes, save/cancel actions, and dynamic control visibility. access this topic was rebuilt from detailsrcreferences.xaml and detailsrcreferences.xaml.cs. the source defines the visible page structure and its editor actions. how to access navigation tree source references -> open a source reference toolbar sources -> references diagram not direct. open the related detail page. visual element detailsrcreferences screen overview the source refererence page exposes the following source-defined labels, tabs, buttons, or grid headers. id property description 1 column1 visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 2 statement1 visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 column2 visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 statement2 visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 5 source reference details visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 6 cardinality visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 7 join visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 8 source 1 visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 9 source 2 visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 10 description visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 11 reference statement visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 12 alias visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. related topics snapshot group source sql script star"} ,{"id":386694026428,"name":"Transformation","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/pages/pages-transformation","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Pages › Transformation","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface pages transformation overview transformation is implemented as a detail page in detailtransformations.xaml. function the page exposes the editor fields, tabs, grids, and action buttons for transformation. its companion code-behind applies page-specific behavior such as selection changes, save/cancel actions, and dynamic control visibility. access this topic was rebuilt from detailtransformations.xaml and detailtransformations.xaml.cs. the source defines the visible page structure and its editor actions. how to access navigation tree transformations -> open a transformation toolbar etl -> transformations diagram not direct. open the related detail page. visual element detailtransformations screen overview the transformation page exposes the following source-defined labels, tabs, buttons, or grid headers. id property description 1 snapshot group group-related control or command defined in the source-backed ui. 2 snapshot visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 definition visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 star visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 5 view name visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 6 isfact visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 7 filter filter-related control or command defined in the source-backed ui. 8 predifined transformation visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 9 useonvault visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 10 check and update columns visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 11 add all columns to transformation visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 12 remove all columns from transformation visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. related topics table table reference users in user group"} ,{"id":386694026429,"name":"Users in user group","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/pages/pages-users-in-user-group","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Pages › Users in user group","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface pages users in user group overview users in user group is implemented as a detail page in detailuserroles.xaml. function the page exposes the editor fields, tabs, grids, and action buttons for users in user group. its companion code-behind applies page-specific behavior such as selection changes, save/cancel actions, and dynamic control visibility. access this topic was rebuilt from detailuserroles.xaml and detailuserroles.xaml.cs. the source defines the visible page structure and its editor actions. how to access navigation tree user groups -> open a user group toolbar options -> user groups diagram not direct. open the related detail page. visual element detailuserroles screen overview the users in user group page exposes the following source-defined labels, tabs, buttons, or grid headers. id property description 1 user visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 2 rights visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 group name group-related control or command defined in the source-backed ui. 4 group members group-related control or command defined in the source-backed ui. 5 cancel closes the screen without saving changes. 6 save saves the current record. related topics table reference transformation"} ,{"id":383509396683,"name":"Lists","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/lists","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Lists","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface lists the lists section groups the list views and registry-style pages used to browse, compare, and manage collections of analyticscreator objects. use these topics when you need a whole-of-category view, want to navigate quickly to a specific definition, or need to review many related objects from one place. available topics connectors the connectors page is used to list connectors. datamart stars the datamart stars page is used to list datamart stars. deploymens the deploymens page is used to list deployments. encrypted strings the encrypted strings page is used to list and edit encrypted strings. exports the exports page is used to list data exports. galaxies the galaxies page is used to list and edit galaxies. hierarchies the hierarchies page is used to list hierarchies. historizations the historizations page is used to list historizations. imports the imports page is used to list data imports. indexes the indexes page is used to list table indexes. layers the layers page is used to list and edit layers. macros the macros page is used to list macros. models the models page is used to list and edit models. object group content the object group content page is used to list and edit obects in object groups. object scripts the object scripts page is used to list object scripts. olap roles the olap roles page is used to list olap roles. packages the packages page is used to list packages. parameters the parameters page is used to list and edit analyticscreator parameters. partitions the partitions page is used to list partitions. predefined transformations the predefined transformations page is used to list predefined transformations. schemas the schemas page is used to list and edit schemas. snapshot groups the snapshot groups page is used to list snapshot groups. snapshots the snapshots page is used to list snapshots. source references the source references page is used to list source references. sources the sources page is used to list sources. sql script the sql script page is used to list sql script. table references the table references page is used to list table references. tables the tables page is used to list tables. transformations the transformations page is used to list transformations. user groups the user groups page is used to list user groups. how to use this section start with structural lists such as connectors, layers, sources, tables, and transformations when you need a repository-wide overview. use governance and metadata lists such as parameters, indexes, schemas, source references, and table references when validating relationships or implementation rules. use analytical lists such as datamart stars, galaxies, hierarchies, models, olap roles, and partitions when working on semantic structures. use operational lists such as deploymens, packages, snapshots, snapshot groups, and user groups when managing runtime and organizational objects in bulk. key takeaway the lists section shows where analyticscreator exposes grouped object inventories for bulk browsing, comparison, and fast navigation across large repositories."} ,{"id":386688842958,"name":"Connectors","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/lists/lists-connectors","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Lists › Connectors","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface lists connectors overview connectors is implemented as a searchable list page in searchconnectors.xaml. function the page uses the standard search-page pattern: a filter group at the top, a read-only result grid in the center, and footer actions such as new and delete. the xaml also binds a double-click handler so the selected row can open the related detail page. access this topic was rebuilt from searchconnectors.xaml and searchconnectors.xaml.cs. the source defines the filter controls, grid headers, and list actions for connectors. how to access navigation tree connectors -> list connectors toolbar sources -> connectors diagram not direct. use the list page. visual element searchconnectors screen overview the connectors list follows the search-page layout defined in source, with these visible controls and columns. id property description 1 search criteria group box that contains the filter controls for this screen. 2 connectorname visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 connectortype visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 connectionstring visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 5 search runs the filter action defined for this screen. 6 delete deletes the selected item. 7 new creates a new item or starts the add flow defined in the screen. related topics datamart stars deploymens"} ,{"id":386688842959,"name":"Datamart stars","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/lists/lists-datamart-stars","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Lists › Datamart stars","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface lists datamart stars overview datamart stars is implemented as a searchable list page in searchstars.xaml. function the page uses the standard search-page pattern: a filter group at the top, a read-only result grid in the center, and footer actions such as new and delete. the xaml also binds a double-click handler so the selected row can open the related detail page. access this topic was rebuilt from searchstars.xaml and searchstars.xaml.cs. the source defines the filter controls, grid headers, and list actions for datamart stars. how to access navigation tree stars -> list stars toolbar data mart -> stars diagram not direct. use the list page. visual element searchstars screen overview the datamart stars list follows the search-page layout defined in source, with these visible controls and columns. id property description 1 search criteria group box that contains the filter controls for this screen. 2 name visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 galaxy visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 schema visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 5 order in diagram visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 6 description visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 7 search runs the filter action defined for this screen. 8 delete deletes the selected item. 9 new creates a new item or starts the add flow defined in the screen. related topics connectors deploymens exports"} ,{"id":386688842960,"name":"Deploymens","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/lists/lists-deploymens","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Lists › Deploymens","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface lists deploymens overview deploymens is implemented as a searchable list page in searchdeployments.xaml. function the page uses the standard search-page pattern: a filter group at the top, a read-only result grid in the center, and footer actions such as new and delete. the xaml also binds a double-click handler so the selected row can open the related detail page. access this topic was rebuilt from searchdeployments.xaml and searchdeployments.xaml.cs. the source defines the filter controls, grid headers, and list actions for deploymens. how to access navigation tree deployments -> list deployments toolbar not direct. use the navigation tree deployments node. diagram not direct. use the list page. visual element searchdeployments screen overview the deploymens list follows the search-page layout defined in source, with these visible controls and columns. id property description 1 search criteria group box that contains the filter controls for this screen. 2 name visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 description visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 search runs the filter action defined for this screen. 5 new creates a new item or starts the add flow defined in the screen. 6 delete deletes the selected item. related topics connectors datamart stars exports galaxies"} ,{"id":386688842961,"name":"Encrypted strings","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/lists/lists-encrypted-strings","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Lists › Encrypted strings","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface lists encrypted strings overview the encrypted strings page maintains reusable encrypted values that can be referenced from connection settings instead of typing sensitive text directly. function use this page to search, create, protect, decrypt, and save encrypted strings. connector settings can reference a saved value by using its alias format, so shared connection strings can avoid plain-text passwords. access the page opens from the options ribbon after a repository connection is active. how to access navigation tree not opened from the navigation tree. use the options toolbar. toolbar use options -> encrypted strings. diagram not opened from the diagram. visual element encrypted strings page with search criteria, editable grid, and decrypt, cancel, and save actions. screen overview id property description 1 search criteria filters the list by encrypted-string name. pressing enter in this field applies the same filter as the search button. 2 search applies the entered name filter and refreshes the grid. 3 clear filter clears the search field and reloads the full encrypted-string list. 4 encrypted strings grid lists encrypted values ordered by name. new rows can be added directly in the grid. 5 name identifies the encrypted string. the name is used when inserting the value as an alias in connection settings. 6 encrypted string password entry field. values typed here are encrypted before they are stored. 7 protected marks the value as protected by the current repository login. protected values can only be unprotected or decrypted by that user. 8 decrypt opens the selected encrypted value when it is unprotected or protected by the current user. 9 cancel returns to the previous page without saving pending edits. 10 save saves changes and refreshes the page. related topics options login connectors interface settings"} ,{"id":386688842962,"name":"Exports","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/lists/lists-exports","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Lists › Exports","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface lists exports overview exports is implemented as a searchable list page in searchexports.xaml. function the page uses the standard search-page pattern: a filter group at the top, a read-only result grid in the center, and footer actions such as new and delete. the xaml also binds a double-click handler so the selected row can open the related detail page. access this topic was rebuilt from searchexports.xaml and searchexports.xaml.cs. the source defines the filter controls, grid headers, and list actions for exports. how to access navigation tree not confirmed. toolbar not confirmed in the ribbon. use the related workflow or existing tree entry. diagram not direct. use the list page. visual element searchexports screen overview the exports list follows the search-page layout defined in source, with these visible controls and columns. id property description 1 search criteria group box that contains the filter controls for this screen. 2 table visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 source visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 package visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 5 description visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 6 filter filter-related control or command defined in the source-backed ui. 7 impsql visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 8 updatestatistics visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 9 uselogging visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 10 search runs the filter action defined for this screen. related topics datamart stars deploymens galaxies hierarchies"} ,{"id":386688842963,"name":"Galaxies","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/lists/lists-galaxies","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Lists › Galaxies","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface lists galaxies overview galaxies is implemented as a searchable list page in configgalaxies.xaml. function the page uses the standard search-page pattern: a filter group at the top, a read-only result grid in the center, and footer actions such as new and delete. access this topic was rebuilt from configgalaxies.xaml and configgalaxies.xaml.cs. the source defines the filter controls, grid headers, and list actions for galaxies. how to access navigation tree galaxies -> list galaxies toolbar data mart -> galaxies diagram not direct. use the list page. visual element configgalaxies screen overview the galaxies list follows the search-page layout defined in source, with these visible controls and columns. id property description 1 search criteria group box that contains the filter controls for this screen. 2 name visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 description visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 search runs the filter action defined for this screen. 5 save saves the current record. 6 cancel closes the screen without saving changes. related topics deploymens exports hierarchies indexes"} ,{"id":386688842964,"name":"Hierarchies","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/lists/lists-hierarchies","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Lists › Hierarchies","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface lists hierarchies overview hierarchies is implemented as a searchable list page in searchhierarchies.xaml. function the page uses the standard search-page pattern: a filter group at the top, a read-only result grid in the center, and footer actions such as new and delete. the xaml also binds a double-click handler so the selected row can open the related detail page. access this topic was rebuilt from searchhierarchies.xaml and searchhierarchies.xaml.cs. the source defines the filter controls, grid headers, and list actions for hierarchies. how to access navigation tree hierarchies -> list hierarchies toolbar data mart -> hierarchies diagram not direct. use the list page. visual element searchhierarchies screen overview the hierarchies list follows the search-page layout defined in source, with these visible controls and columns. id property description 1 search criteria group box that contains the filter controls for this screen. 2 schema visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 table visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 hierarchy visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 5 clustered visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 6 search runs the filter action defined for this screen. 7 new creates a new item or starts the add flow defined in the screen. 8 delete deletes the selected item. related topics exports galaxies indexes layers"} ,{"id":386688842965,"name":"Historizations","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/lists/lists-historizations","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Lists › Historizations","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface lists historizations overview the historizations page lists the configured historization definitions that control how selected warehouse tables keep change history. function use this page to search historization definitions, review the assigned package and historization type, open an existing definition for editing, create a new historization, or delete a selected definition. the list also shows operational options such as keeping records open, generating insert or delete logic, updating statistics, and using logging. access the page opens from the etl ribbon after a repository connection is active. how to access navigation tree not opened as a list from the navigation tree. package and table context menus can add or edit individual historization definitions. toolbar use etl -> historizations. diagram the list itself is not opened from the diagram. diagram context menus can create a historization for the selected object. visual element historizations list page with search criteria, a read-only grid, and new and delete actions. screen overview id property description 1 search criteria filters historization definitions by table, package, or filter text. pressing enter in the field applies the same search. 2 search applies the entered search text and refreshes the historization list. 3 clear filter clears the search field and reloads the full list. 4 hist table shows the warehouse table that is configured for historization. 5 package shows the etl package that owns or runs the historization definition. 6 hist type identifies the historization method used for the selected table. 7 do not close indicates that previous history rows should remain open when the historization runs. 8 inssql shows whether insert logic is enabled for the historization process. 9 delsql shows whether delete logic is enabled for the historization process. 10 updatestatistics indicates whether database statistics should be updated after the historization process runs. 11 uselogging indicates whether process logging is enabled for the historization definition. 12 delete deletes the selected historization definition after confirmation. 13 new starts a new historization definition. 14 double-click row opens the selected historization definition for editing. related topics etl packages historization dataflow diagram historization"} ,{"id":386688842966,"name":"Imports","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/lists/lists-imports","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Lists › Imports","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface lists imports overview the imports page lists the configured import definitions that bring data from source objects into analyticscreator warehouse tables. function use this page to search import definitions, review the source, target table, assigned package, and operational options, create a new import, delete a selected import, or open an existing import for editing. the list helps administrators verify which source objects feed which tables and which package owns each import step. access the page opens from the etl ribbon after a repository connection is active. how to access navigation tree not opened as a list from the navigation tree. source and import-package context menus can add imports, and import entries can be opened from package content. toolbar use etl -> imports. diagram the list itself is not opened from the diagram. diagram context menus can create an import for the selected source object. visual element imports list page with search criteria, a read-only grid, and new and delete actions. screen overview id property description 1 search criteria filters import definitions by description, package, table, source, or import logic text. pressing enter in the field applies the same search. 2 search applies the entered search text and refreshes the import list. 3 clear filter clears the search field and reloads the full list. 4 table shows the warehouse table that receives the imported data. 5 source shows the source object used by the import definition. 6 package shows the etl package that owns or runs the import step. 7 description displays the description saved with the import definition. 8 updatestatistics indicates whether database statistics should be updated after the import process runs. 9 uselogging indicates whether process logging is enabled for the import definition. 10 delete deletes the selected import definition after confirmation. 11 new starts a new import definition. 12 double-click row opens the selected import definition for editing. related topics etl packages import create import"} ,{"id":386688842967,"name":"Indexes","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/lists/lists-indexes","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Lists › Indexes","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface lists indexes overview indexes is implemented as a searchable list page in searchindexes.xaml. function the page uses the standard search-page pattern: a filter group at the top, a read-only result grid in the center, and footer actions such as new and delete. the xaml also binds a double-click handler so the selected row can open the related detail page. access this topic was rebuilt from searchindexes.xaml and searchindexes.xaml.cs. the source defines the filter controls, grid headers, and list actions for indexes. how to access navigation tree indexes -> list indexes toolbar dwh -> indexes diagram not direct. use the list page. visual element searchindexes screen overview the indexes list follows the search-page layout defined in source, with these visible controls and columns. id property description 1 search criteria group box that contains the filter controls for this screen. 2 schema visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 table visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 index visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 5 clustered visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 6 unique visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 7 primary key visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 8 search runs the filter action defined for this screen. 9 new creates a new item or starts the add flow defined in the screen. 10 delete deletes the selected item. related topics galaxies hierarchies layers macros"} ,{"id":386688842968,"name":"Layers","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/lists/lists-layers","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Lists › Layers","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface lists layers overview layers is implemented as a searchable list page in configlayers.xaml. function the page uses the standard search-page pattern: a filter group at the top, a read-only result grid in the center, and footer actions such as new and delete. access this topic was rebuilt from configlayers.xaml and configlayers.xaml.cs. the source defines the filter controls, grid headers, and list actions for layers. how to access navigation tree layers -> list layers toolbar dwh -> layers diagram not direct. use the list page. visual element configlayers screen overview the layers list follows the search-page layout defined in source, with these visible controls and columns. id property description 1 search criteria group box that contains the filter controls for this screen. 2 name visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 seqnr visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 description visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 5 search runs the filter action defined for this screen. 6 save saves the current record. 7 cancel closes the screen without saving changes. related topics hierarchies indexes macros models"} ,{"id":386688842969,"name":"Macros","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/lists/lists-macros","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Lists › Macros","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface lists macros overview macros is implemented as a searchable list page in searchmacros.xaml. function the page uses the standard search-page pattern: a filter group at the top, a read-only result grid in the center, and footer actions such as new and delete. the xaml also binds a double-click handler so the selected row can open the related detail page. access this topic was rebuilt from searchmacros.xaml and searchmacros.xaml.cs. the source defines the filter controls, grid headers, and list actions for macros. how to access navigation tree macros -> list macros toolbar dwh -> macros diagram not direct. use the list page. visual element searchmacros screen overview the macros list follows the search-page layout defined in source, with these visible controls and columns. id property description 1 search criteria group box that contains the filter controls for this screen. 2 name visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 language visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 search runs the filter action defined for this screen. 5 delete deletes the selected item. 6 new creates a new item or starts the add flow defined in the screen. related topics indexes layers models object group content"} ,{"id":386688842970,"name":"Models","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/lists/lists-models","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Lists › Models","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface lists models overview models is implemented as a searchable list page in configmodels.xaml. function the page uses the standard search-page pattern: a filter group at the top, a read-only result grid in the center, and footer actions such as new and delete. access this topic was rebuilt from configmodels.xaml and configmodels.xaml.cs. the source defines the filter controls, grid headers, and list actions for models. how to access navigation tree models -> list models toolbar data mart -> models diagram not direct. use the list page. visual element configmodels screen overview the models list follows the search-page layout defined in source, with these visible controls and columns. id property description 1 search criteria group box that contains the filter controls for this screen. 2 name visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 description visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 search runs the filter action defined for this screen. 5 save saves the current record. 6 cancel closes the screen without saving changes. related topics layers macros object group content object scripts"} ,{"id":386688842971,"name":"Object group content","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/lists/lists-object-group-content","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Lists › Object group content","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface lists object group content overview object group content is implemented as a searchable list page in searchgroupobjects.xaml. function the page uses the standard search-page pattern: a filter group at the top, a read-only result grid in the center, and footer actions such as new and delete. access this topic was rebuilt from searchgroupobjects.xaml and searchgroupobjects.xaml.cs. the source defines the filter controls, grid headers, and list actions for object group content. how to access navigation tree groups -> list groups toolbar not direct. open the groups dialog and inspect one group. diagram not direct. use the list page. visual element searchgroupobjects screen overview the object group content list follows the search-page layout defined in source, with these visible controls and columns. id property description 1 search criteria group box that contains the filter controls for this screen. 2 group group-related control or command defined in the source-backed ui. 3 object visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 inherit predecessors visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 5 inherit successors visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 6 inherited visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 7 exclude visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 8 inherited from objects visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 9 search runs the filter action defined for this screen. 10 save saves the current record. related topics macros models object scripts olap roles"} ,{"id":386688842972,"name":"Object Scripts","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/lists/lists-object-scripts","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Lists › Object Scripts","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface lists object scripts overview object scripts is implemented as a searchable list page in searchobjectscript.xaml. function the page uses the standard search-page pattern: a filter group at the top, a read-only result grid in the center, and footer actions such as new and delete. the xaml also binds a double-click handler so the selected row can open the related detail page. access this topic was rebuilt from searchobjectscript.xaml and searchobjectscript.xaml.cs. the source defines the filter controls, grid headers, and list actions for object scripts. how to access navigation tree object scripts -> list object scripts toolbar not direct. use the navigation tree object scripts node. diagram not direct. use the list page. visual element searchobjectscript screen overview the object scripts list follows the search-page layout defined in source, with these visible controls and columns. id property description 1 search criteria group box that contains the filter controls for this screen. 2 object visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 name visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 description visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 5 search runs the filter action defined for this screen. 6 delete deletes the selected item. 7 new creates a new item or starts the add flow defined in the screen. related topics models object group content olap roles packages"} ,{"id":386688842973,"name":"OLAP roles","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/lists/lists-olap-roles","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Lists › OLAP roles","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface lists olap roles overview olap roles is implemented as a searchable list page in searchroles.xaml. function the page uses the standard search-page pattern: a filter group at the top, a read-only result grid in the center, and footer actions such as new and delete. the xaml also binds a double-click handler so the selected row can open the related detail page. access this topic was rebuilt from searchroles.xaml and searchroles.xaml.cs. the source defines the filter controls, grid headers, and list actions for olap roles. how to access navigation tree roles -> list roles toolbar data mart -> roles diagram not direct. use the list page. visual element searchroles screen overview the olap roles list follows the search-page layout defined in source, with these visible controls and columns. id property description 1 search criteria group box that contains the filter controls for this screen. 2 name visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 description visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 search runs the filter action defined for this screen. 5 delete deletes the selected item. 6 duplicate visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 7 new creates a new item or starts the add flow defined in the screen. related topics object group content object scripts packages partitions"} ,{"id":386688842974,"name":"Packages","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/lists/lists-packages","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Lists › Packages","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface lists packages overview packages is implemented as a searchable list page in searchpackages.xaml. function the page uses the standard search-page pattern: a filter group at the top, a read-only result grid in the center, and footer actions such as new and delete. the xaml also binds a double-click handler so the selected row can open the related detail page. access this topic was rebuilt from searchpackages.xaml and searchpackages.xaml.cs. the source defines the filter controls, grid headers, and list actions for packages. how to access navigation tree packages -> list packages toolbar etl -> packages diagram not direct. use the list page. visual element searchpackages screen overview the packages list follows the search-page layout defined in source, with these visible controls and columns. id property description 1 search criteria group box that contains the filter controls for this screen. 2 package name visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 package type visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 manually created visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 5 externally launched visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 6 description visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 7 search runs the filter action defined for this screen. 8 delete deletes the selected item. 9 new creates a new item or starts the add flow defined in the screen. related topics object scripts olap roles partitions predefined transformations"} ,{"id":386688842975,"name":"Parameters","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/lists/lists-parameters","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Lists › Parameters","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface lists parameters overview the parameters page is used to list and edit analyticscreator parameters. function this page is used to list and maintain analyticscreator parameters. access the page can be opened from the navigation tree. how to access navigation tree parameters->list parameters toolbar not confirmed. diagram not confirmed. visual element not confirmed. screen overview ac visual element: searchparameter this page is used to list/edit analyticscreator parameters. related topics none confirmed."} ,{"id":386688842976,"name":"Partitions","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/lists/lists-partitions","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Lists › Partitions","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface lists partitions overview partitions is implemented as a searchable list page in searchpartitions.xaml. function the page uses the standard search-page pattern: a filter group at the top, a read-only result grid in the center, and footer actions such as new and delete. the xaml also binds a double-click handler so the selected row can open the related detail page. access this topic was rebuilt from searchpartitions.xaml and searchpartitions.xaml.cs. the source defines the filter controls, grid headers, and list actions for partitions. how to access navigation tree partitions -> list partitions toolbar data mart -> partitions diagram not direct. use the list page. visual element searchpartitions screen overview the partitions list follows the search-page layout defined in source, with these visible controls and columns. id property description 1 search criteria group box that contains the filter controls for this screen. 2 fact table visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 name visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 search runs the filter action defined for this screen. 5 delete deletes the selected item. 6 duplicate visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 7 new creates a new item or starts the add flow defined in the screen. related topics olap roles packages predefined transformations snapshot groups"} ,{"id":386688842977,"name":"Predefined transformations","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/lists/lists-predefined-transformations","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Lists › Predefined transformations","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface lists predefined transformations overview predefined transformations is implemented as a searchable list page in searchpredifinedtransformations.xaml. function the page uses the standard search-page pattern: a filter group at the top, a read-only result grid in the center, and footer actions such as new and delete. the xaml also binds a double-click handler so the selected row can open the related detail page. access this topic was rebuilt from searchpredifinedtransformations.xaml and searchpredifinedtransformations.xaml.cs. the source defines the filter controls, grid headers, and list actions for predefined transformations. how to access navigation tree predefined transformations -> list predefined transformations toolbar dwh -> predefined trans. diagram not direct. use the list page. visual element searchpredifinedtransformations screen overview the predefined transformations list follows the search-page layout defined in source, with these visible controls and columns. id property description 1 search criteria group box that contains the filter controls for this screen. 2 name visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 description visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 search runs the filter action defined for this screen. 5 delete deletes the selected item. 6 new creates a new item or starts the add flow defined in the screen. related topics packages partitions snapshot groups snapshots"} ,{"id":386688842978,"name":"Schemas","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/lists/lists-schemas","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Lists › Schemas","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface lists schemas overview the schemas page lists and maintains the logical schemas used to organize warehouse tables, transformations, imports, and data mart objects. function use this page to search schemas, edit schema names, assign schema types and layers, and save schema descriptions. schema type and layer assignments control where objects belong in the warehouse structure and how they appear in the navigation tree and generation sequence. access the page opens from the dwh ribbon. it can also be opened from the navigation tree when working with layers and schemas. how to access navigation tree use layers -> list schemas, or open a layer context menu and choose add schema. from an existing schema, use edit schema. toolbar use dwh -> schemas. diagram not opened from the diagram. visual element schemas list page with search criteria, editable grid, and save and cancel actions. screen overview id property description 1 search criteria filters the schema list by schema name, schema type, or description. pressing enter in the field applies the same search. 2 search applies the entered search text and refreshes the grid. 3 clear filter clears the search field and reloads the full schema list. 4 name defines the schema name used to group warehouse objects. 5 schema type sets the schema role, such as import, staging, core warehouse, transformation, or data mart. 6 layer assigns the schema to a layer. a layer is required before changes can be saved. 7 description stores notes about the schema purpose or the objects it contains. 8 cancel returns to the previous page without saving pending edits. 9 save saves schema changes after confirming each schema has a layer assignment. related topics dwh layers tables schema types"} ,{"id":386688842979,"name":"Snapshot groups","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/lists/lists-snapshot-groups","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Lists › Snapshot groups","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface lists snapshot groups overview snapshot groups is implemented as a searchable list page in searchsnapshotgroups.xaml. function the page uses the standard search-page pattern: a filter group at the top, a read-only result grid in the center, and footer actions such as new and delete. the xaml also binds a double-click handler so the selected row can open the related detail page. access this topic was rebuilt from searchsnapshotgroups.xaml and searchsnapshotgroups.xaml.cs. the source defines the filter controls, grid headers, and list actions for snapshot groups. how to access navigation tree snapshot groups -> list snapshot groups toolbar not direct. use the navigation tree snapshot groups node. diagram not direct. use the list page. visual element searchsnapshotgroups screen overview the snapshot groups list follows the search-page layout defined in source, with these visible controls and columns. id property description 1 search criteria group box that contains the filter controls for this screen. 2 name visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 description visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 search runs the filter action defined for this screen. 5 delete deletes the selected item. 6 new creates a new item or starts the add flow defined in the screen. related topics partitions predefined transformations snapshots source references"} ,{"id":386688842980,"name":"Snapshots","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/lists/lists-snapshots","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Lists › Snapshots","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface lists snapshots overview snapshots is implemented as a searchable list page in searchsnapshots.xaml. function the page uses the standard search-page pattern: a filter group at the top, a read-only result grid in the center, and footer actions such as new and delete. the xaml also binds a double-click handler so the selected row can open the related detail page. access this topic was rebuilt from searchsnapshots.xaml and searchsnapshots.xaml.cs. the source defines the filter controls, grid headers, and list actions for snapshots. how to access navigation tree snapshots -> list snapshots toolbar dwh -> snapshots diagram not direct. use the list page. visual element searchsnapshots screen overview the snapshots list follows the search-page layout defined in source, with these visible controls and columns. id property description 1 search criteria group box that contains the filter controls for this screen. 2 name visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 update sql visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 description visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 5 search runs the filter action defined for this screen. 6 delete deletes the selected item. 7 new creates a new item or starts the add flow defined in the screen. related topics predefined transformations snapshot groups source references sources"} ,{"id":386688842981,"name":"Source references","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/lists/lists-source-references","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Lists › Source references","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface lists source references overview source references is implemented as a searchable list page in searchsrcreferences.xaml. function the page uses the standard search-page pattern: a filter group at the top, a read-only result grid in the center, and footer actions such as new and delete. the xaml also binds a double-click handler so the selected row can open the related detail page. access this topic was rebuilt from searchsrcreferences.xaml and searchsrcreferences.xaml.cs. the source defines the filter controls, grid headers, and list actions for source references. how to access navigation tree source references -> list references toolbar sources -> references diagram not direct. use the list page. visual element searchsrcreferences screen overview the source references list follows the search-page layout defined in source, with these visible controls and columns. id property description 1 search criteria group box that contains the filter controls for this screen. 2 connector1 visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 schema1 visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 source1 visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 5 cardinality visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 6 description visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 7 references visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 8 search runs the filter action defined for this screen. 9 new creates a new item or starts the add flow defined in the screen. 10 delete deletes the selected item. related topics snapshot groups snapshots sources sql script"} ,{"id":386688842982,"name":"Sources","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/lists/lists-sources","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Lists › Sources","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface lists sources overview sources is implemented as a searchable list page in searchsources.xaml. function the page uses the standard search-page pattern: a filter group at the top, a read-only result grid in the center, and footer actions such as new and delete. the xaml also binds a double-click handler so the selected row can open the related detail page. access this topic was rebuilt from searchsources.xaml and searchsources.xaml.cs. the source defines the filter controls, grid headers, and list actions for sources. how to access navigation tree sources -> list sources toolbar sources -> sources diagram not direct. use the list page. visual element searchsources screen overview the sources list follows the search-page layout defined in source, with these visible controls and columns. id property description 1 search criteria group box that contains the filter controls for this screen. 2 source schema visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 source name visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 connector visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 5 type visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 6 path visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 7 friendly name visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 8 description visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 9 search runs the filter action defined for this screen. 10 delete deletes the selected item. related topics snapshots source references sql script table references"} ,{"id":386688842983,"name":"SQL Script","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/lists/lists-sql-script","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Lists › SQL Script","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface lists sql script overview sql script is implemented as a searchable list page in searchscripts.xaml. function the page uses the standard search-page pattern: a filter group at the top, a read-only result grid in the center, and footer actions such as new and delete. the xaml also binds a double-click handler so the selected row can open the related detail page. access this topic was rebuilt from searchscripts.xaml and searchscripts.xaml.cs. the source defines the filter controls, grid headers, and list actions for sql script. how to access navigation tree sql scripts -> list scripts toolbar etl -> scripts diagram not direct. use the list page. visual element searchscripts screen overview the sql script list follows the search-page layout defined in source, with these visible controls and columns. id property description 1 search criteria group box that contains the filter controls for this screen. 2 name visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 type visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 seqnr visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 5 description visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 6 search runs the filter action defined for this screen. 7 delete deletes the selected item. 8 new creates a new item or starts the add flow defined in the screen. related topics source references sources table references transformations"} ,{"id":386688842984,"name":"Table references","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/lists/lists-table-references","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Lists › Table references","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface lists table references overview table references is implemented as a searchable list page in searchreferences.xaml. function the page uses the standard search-page pattern: a filter group at the top, a read-only result grid in the center, and footer actions such as new and delete. the xaml also binds a double-click handler so the selected row can open the related detail page. access this topic was rebuilt from searchreferences.xaml and searchreferences.xaml.cs. the source defines the filter controls, grid headers, and list actions for table references. how to access navigation tree table references -> list references toolbar dwh -> references diagram not direct. use the list page. visual element searchreferences screen overview the table references list follows the search-page layout defined in source, with these visible controls and columns. id property description 1 search criteria group box that contains the filter controls for this screen. 2 autcreated visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 used visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 schema1 visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 5 table1 visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 6 schema2 visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 7 table2 visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 8 doublesided visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 9 inactive visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 10 force inheritance visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. related topics sources sql script transformations"} ,{"id":386688842985,"name":"Tables","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/lists/lists-tables","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Lists › Tables","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface lists tables overview the tables page lists warehouse table objects and helps users find the table records that belong to a selected schema, layer, or full project model. function use this page to search tables, review their schema assignment, table type, historization relationship, persistence relationship, friendly name, and description. double-clicking a table opens the table detail page, where its columns and table properties can be maintained. access the page opens from the dwh ribbon for a full table list. it can also be opened from the navigation tree within a schema, where the list is filtered to that schema. how to access navigation tree use model -> layers -> [layer] -> [schema] -> tables -> list tables. from the same menu, add externally filled table opens the table detail page for a new table. toolbar use dwh -> tables. diagram not opened as the list page from the diagram. diagram actions can open an existing table detail page or start a new external table. visual element tables list page with search criteria, read-only table grid, row double-click behavior, and delete action. screen overview id property description 1 search criteria filters the table list by table name, schema name, table type, or description. pressing enter in the field applies the same search. 2 search applies the entered search text and refreshes the grid. 3 clear filter clears the search field and reloads the available table list. 4 table schema shows the schema that owns the table. 5 table name shows the technical table name used by the warehouse object. 6 historization of table shows the related table used for historized storage when a table has historization configured. 7 persistation of table shows the related persisted table when a table is configured to persist view output. 8 table type identifies the table role, such as import table, view, historized table, persisting table, dimension, fact, or data vault object. 9 friendly name shows the business-friendly label used to make the table easier to recognize. 10 description shows notes about the table purpose or contents. 11 delete deletes the selected table after confirmation. related topics dwh schemas indexes table types"} ,{"id":386688842986,"name":"Transformations","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/lists/lists-transformations","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Lists › Transformations","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface lists transformations overview transformations is implemented as a searchable list page in searchtransformations.xaml. function the page uses the standard search-page pattern: a filter group at the top, a read-only result grid in the center, and footer actions such as new and delete. the xaml also binds a double-click handler so the selected row can open the related detail page. access this topic was rebuilt from searchtransformations.xaml and searchtransformations.xaml.cs. the source defines the filter controls, grid headers, and list actions for transformations. how to access navigation tree transformations -> list transformations toolbar etl -> transformations diagram not direct. use the list page. visual element searchtransformations screen overview the transformations list follows the search-page layout defined in source, with these visible controls and columns. id property description 1 search criteria group box that contains the filter controls for this screen. 2 schema visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 name visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 type visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 5 hist type visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 6 createdummyentry visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 7 search runs the filter action defined for this screen. 8 new creates a new item or starts the add flow defined in the screen. 9 duplicate visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 10 delete deletes the selected item. related topics sql script table references"} ,{"id":386688842987,"name":"User groups","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/lists/lists-user-groups","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Lists › User groups","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface lists user groups overview the user groups page lists the user groups available to the current repository login and shows the current user's access level in each group. function use this page to search user groups, create a new group, open an owned group for membership maintenance, leave a group, or delete a group when the current user is the group owner. group details define the group name, members, and each member's access level. access the page opens from the options ribbon. it is not opened from the navigation tree or diagram. how to access navigation tree not direct. use the options toolbar. toolbar use options -> user groups. diagram not direct. diagram access follows group membership, but user groups are maintained from options. visual element user groups list page and user group detail page for membership and rights maintenance. screen overview id property description 1 search criteria filters the list by group name. pressing enter in the field applies the same search. 2 search applies the entered search text and refreshes the group list. 3 clear filter clears the search field and reloads all available user groups. 4 name shows the user group name. 5 rights shows the current user's role in the group: group owner, read write, or read only. 6 open group double-click an owned group to open the detail page for membership and rights maintenance. 7 delete deletes the selected group after confirmation. only a group owner can delete a group. 8 leave removes the current user from the selected group. 9 new opens the detail page for a new user group. the current repository login is added as the first group owner. id property description 1 group name defines the group name. the name is required before the group can be saved. 2 group members lists the users assigned to the group. 3 user shows the login name for each member. 4 rights sets each member's role as group owner, read write, or read only. at least one group owner is required. 5 cancel returns to the previous page without saving pending edits. 6 save saves the group name, members, and rights after validation. id property description 1 group name enter the name of the new group. the name is required before saving. 2 group members starts with the current repository login as group owner and can be edited before saving. 3 user shows the member login names assigned to the new group. 4 rights sets each member's group role. a new group must keep at least one group owner. 5 cancel returns to the previous page without creating the group. 6 save creates the group and saves its members and rights after validation. related topics options login interface settings encrypted strings"} ,{"id":383509396684,"name":"Dialogs","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/dialogs","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Dialogs","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface dialogs the dialogs section covers the focused pop-up workflows that support configuration, validation, search, preview, synchronization, and repository maintenance in analyticscreator. use these topics to understand when a dialog appears, which decision it supports, and how it fits into broader activities such as metadata refresh, cloud operations, upgrades, and day-to-day authoring. available topics about the about dialog is used for about analyticscreator (version). dwh settings the dwh settings dialog is used for common dwh settings. error description the error description dialog is used for common dialog containing errors/warnings/meessages. eula the eula dialog is used for dialog contatinig end user licence agreement. input dialog the input dialog dialog is used for common input dialog. input dialog with dropbox the input dialog with dropbox dialog is used for common input dialog with dropbox. open/save in cloud the open/save in cloud dialog is used for dialog to load/store data in cloud. preview source data the preview source data dialog is used for dialog to preview source data. upgrade repository the upgrade repository dialog is used for repository upgrade progress dialog. refresh source metadata the refresh source metadata dialog is used for dialog to update source metadata. search the search dialog is used for common search dialog. tumbnail diagram the tumbnail diagram dialog is used in the analyticscreator user interface. source constraints the source constraints dialog is used for information about source constraints. synchronize dwh the synchronize dwh dialog is used for dialog to synchronize dwh. interface settings the interface settings dialog is used for analyticscreator interface settings. login the login dialog is used for login dialog on start of analyticscreator. object groups the object groups dialog is used for information about the groups of specific object. how to use this section start with about, eula, login, and interface settings for environment, access, and application-level context. use input dialog and input dialog with dropbox when a workflow depends on guided data entry or assisted selection. use preview source data, refresh source metadata, search, and source constraints when inspecting or troubleshooting source-side behavior. use synchronize dwh, upgrade repository, and open/save in cloud when the task affects repository lifecycle, synchronization, or environment operations. key takeaway the dialogs section explains the short, decision-oriented interaction surfaces that support guided work across the analyticscreator interface."} ,{"id":386707108084,"name":"About","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/dialogs/dialogs-about","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Dialogs › About","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface dialogs about overview the about dialog shows product, version, company, website, and contact information for the installed analyticscreator application. function use this dialog when you need to confirm the installed program edition, check the application version, open the analyticscreator website, or find the general and support email addresses. access the about dialog opens from the help ribbon. it is an information dialog and does not change repository or model data. how to access navigation tree not opened from the navigation tree. toolbar use help -> about. diagram not opened from the diagram. visual element about dialog. screen overview id property description 1 company shows the company name for the installed product. 2 program shows the analyticscreator program name and whether the running application is the 32-bit or 64-bit edition. 3 version shows the installed application version. for deployed installations, this comes from the deployment version; otherwise it comes from the application assembly version. 4 web opens the analyticscreator website in the default browser. 5 mail opens the general analyticscreator email address in the default mail application. 6 support opens the support email address in the default mail application. 7 close closes the about dialog and returns to the main application window. related topics help eula"} ,{"id":386707108085,"name":"DWH settings","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/dialogs/dialogs-dwh-settings","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Dialogs › DWH settings","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface dialogs dwh settings overview the dwh settings dialog controls repository ownership and the default field names used by generated data warehouse historization structures. function use this dialog to review or change the standard names for surrogate keys, validity dates, hash keys, empty-record handling, and optional historization links. when changes are saved, analyticscreator validates the required names and checks that service field names stay unique. access the dialog opens from the options ribbon after a repository connection is active. how to access navigation tree not opened from the navigation tree. use the options toolbar. toolbar use options -> dwh settings. diagram not opened from the diagram. these settings affect generated warehouse naming and historization behavior. visual element dwh settings dialog. screen overview id property description 1 repository owner selects or enters the repository owner. owner information controls who can save changes to shared service field names. 2 surrogate key field defines the default surrogate key field name used in generated historized structures. 3 valid from field defines the default field name for the start of a record validity period. 4 valid to field defines the default field name for the end of a record validity period. 5 hashkey field defines the default hash key field name used by generated warehouse objects that require hash-based keys. 6 empty record field defines the field name used for empty-record handling in generated warehouse structures. 7 optional historization fields marks the section for optional historization fields. these names can be redefined for individual historizations when needed. 8 technical valid from date field optional field name for technical validity start tracking. 9 technical valid to date field optional field name for technical validity end tracking. 10 root surrogate key field optional field name used to keep the root surrogate key reference for a historized chain. 11 previous surrogate key field optional field name used to reference the previous version of a historized record. 12 next surrogate key field optional field name used to reference the next version of a historized record. 13 default, cancel, save default restores standard values, cancel closes without saving, and save validates and stores the settings. if service field names change, analyticscreator prompts the user to synchronize the repository. related topics options dwh wizard interface settings login"} ,{"id":386707108086,"name":"Error description","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/dialogs/dialogs-error-description","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Dialogs › Error description","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface dialogs error description overview error description is the modal dialog analyticscreator uses to show an application error together with diagnostic detail. it helps users read the clear error message first and keep the technical trace available when support or troubleshooting requires it. function when an error is raised, analyticscreator prepares a readable message, includes inner-error text when available, removes common database trigger warning noise, and opens the error dialog in front of the application. if the application is connected, the original message and stack trace are also sent to the application log. the dialog has two tabs: error message for the user-facing explanation and stack trace for the technical call path. both text areas are read-only and include scroll bars so longer messages can be reviewed without changing the content. access this dialog is not opened from a normal menu. it appears automatically when a workflow or background action reports an error that needs to be shown to the user. how to access navigation tree not direct. the dialog opens from error handling. toolbar not direct. it appears after an error in the current workflow. diagram not direct. diagram actions can trigger it when an error occurs. visual element error dialog screen overview id property description 1 error dialog modal window that appears when analyticscreator needs to show an application error. 2 error message tab that shows the cleaned, readable error message for the user. 3 message text area read-only text area for the error message. scroll bars are available for longer messages. 4 stack trace tab that shows the technical call path for troubleshooting. 5 stack trace text area read-only text area for technical detail. it can remain empty when no stack trace is available. 6 ok closes the dialog and returns to the application. related topics eula input dialog input dialog with dropbox login"} ,{"id":386707108087,"name":"EULA","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/dialogs/dialogs-eula","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Dialogs › EULA","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface dialogs eula overview eula is the end-user license agreement dialog in analyticscreator. it displays the license agreement so a user can review the terms and either accept them when acceptance is required or close the agreement when it is opened for reference. function analyticscreator uses this dialog in two situations. during access checks, it can require the user to accept the license agreement before continuing. from the help area, it can open the same agreement in view-only mode so the user can read it again later. the agreement text is displayed in the main browser area of the dialog. in acceptance mode, the dialog shows accept and decline. accepting records the agreement and returns to analyticscreator; declining closes the dialog without accepting. in view-only mode, the acceptance buttons are hidden and the dialog shows close. access open eula from the help toolbar when you need to review the license agreement. analyticscreator can also show it automatically when a user has not yet accepted the agreement. how to access navigation tree not direct. the dialog is opened from help or during the agreement check. toolbar help -> eula diagram not direct. visual element end-user license agreement dialog screen overview id property description 1 end-user license agreement dialog title shown when the license agreement window opens. 2 agreement document main reading area that displays the license agreement content. 3 decline closes the agreement without accepting it when acceptance is required. 4 accept confirms acceptance of the license agreement and returns to analyticscreator. 5 close closes the dialog when the agreement is opened for review from help. related topics error description input dialog input dialog with dropbox"} ,{"id":386707108088,"name":"Input dialog","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/dialogs/dialogs-input-dialog","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Dialogs › Input dialog","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface dialogs input dialog overview input dialog is the standard text-entry prompt used by analyticscreator when a workflow needs a short value from the user. it is used for names and descriptions such as model names, filter names, repository names, renamed files, and changed descriptions. function the dialog opens with a workflow-specific title, label, and optional existing value. the text field receives focus immediately so the user can type or edit the value without selecting the field first. choose ok to return the entered text to the workflow. choose cancel to close the prompt without returning a value. validation, such as checking that a required name is not empty or already used, is handled by the workflow that opened the prompt. access this dialog is not opened as a standalone page. it appears automatically from commands that need a typed value before they can continue. how to access navigation tree not direct. it appears when the selected workflow asks for a typed value. toolbar opened by toolbar commands that need a name or description. diagram opened by diagram workflows when they need a typed name. visual element input dialog screen overview id property description 1 dialog title workflow-specific title, such as a model, filter, repository, rename, or description prompt. 2 prompt label explains what value should be entered, for example a name or description. 3 text field editable input field. it can be prefilled with an existing value when the workflow provides one. 4 cancel closes the prompt without returning an entered value to the workflow. 5 ok confirms the text field value and returns it to the workflow that opened the prompt. related topics error description eula input dialog with dropbox interface settings"} ,{"id":386707108089,"name":"Input dialog with dropbox","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/dialogs/dialogs-input-dialog-with-dropbox","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Dialogs › Input dialog with dropbox","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface dialogs input dialog with dropbox overview input dialog with dropbox is the standard selection prompt used by analyticscreator when a workflow needs the user to choose one value from a prepared list. it is used for choices such as selecting a model, star, repository, database, or table. function the dialog opens with a workflow-specific title, label, and list of available values. when the workflow provides a default value and that value exists in the list, the dialog preselects it for the user. choose ok to return the selected value to the workflow. choose cancel to close the prompt without returning a value. any follow-up validation is handled by the workflow that opened the dialog. access this dialog is not opened as a standalone page. it appears automatically when a command needs the user to choose from a short list before the workflow can continue. how to access navigation tree not direct. it appears when the selected workflow asks for a listed value. toolbar opened by toolbar commands that need a selection from an available list. diagram opened by diagram workflows when they need a model or star selection. visual element input dialog with drop-down list screen overview id property description 1 dialog title workflow-specific title, such as selecting a model, star, repository, database, or table. 2 prompt label explains the type of value to select, for example model, star, repository, database, or table. 3 drop-down list shows the available values supplied by the workflow. a matching default value can be preselected. 4 cancel closes the prompt without returning a selected value to the workflow. 5 ok confirms the selected value and returns it to the workflow that opened the prompt. related topics eula input dialog interface settings login"} ,{"id":386707109053,"name":"Open/save in cloud","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/dialogs/dialogs-open-save-in-cloud","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Dialogs › Open/save in cloud","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface dialogs open/save in cloud overview open/save in cloud is implemented by the list repositories dialog/window in analyticscreator. function the dialog is defined in listfileswindow.xaml and its companion code-behind handles the dialog actions and state transitions for this workflow. access this topic was rebuilt from listfileswindow.xaml and listfileswindow.xaml.cs. the source defines the visible controls and the action buttons for the open/save in cloud dialog. how to access navigation tree opened from the related workflow. toolbar file -> load from cloud or save to cloud diagram not direct. visual element listfileswindow screen overview the open/save in cloud dialog exposes the following source-defined labels, tabs, buttons, or grid headers. id property description 1 rename visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 2 change description visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 delete deletes the selected item. 4 delete all visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 5 name visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 6 description visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 7 ok visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 8 cancel closes the screen without saving changes. related topics login object groups preview source data refresh source metadata"} ,{"id":386707109054,"name":"Preview source data","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/dialogs/dialogs-preview-source-data","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Dialogs › Preview source data","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface dialogs preview source data overview preview source data is implemented by the preview dialog/window in analyticscreator. function the dialog is defined in preview.xaml and its companion code-behind handles the dialog actions and state transitions for this workflow. access this topic was rebuilt from preview.xaml and preview.xaml.cs. the source defines the visible controls and the action buttons for the preview source data dialog. how to access navigation tree opened from the related workflow. toolbar opened from preview actions on sources and source-related objects. diagram architecture -> preview data visual element preview screen overview the preview source data dialog exposes the following source-defined labels, tabs, buttons, or grid headers. id property description 1 filter filter-related control or command defined in the source-backed ui. 2 num of rows visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 timeout (sec) visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 apply visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 5 ok visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. related topics object groups open/save in cloud refresh source metadata search"} ,{"id":386707109060,"name":"Upgrade repository","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/dialogs/dialogs-upgrade-repository","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Dialogs › Upgrade repository","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface dialogs upgrade repository overview upgrade repository is implemented by the creating repository dialog/window in analyticscreator. function the dialog is defined in publishdatabase.xaml and its companion code-behind handles the dialog actions and state transitions for this workflow. access this topic was rebuilt from publishdatabase.xaml and publishdatabase.xaml.cs. the source defines the visible controls and the action buttons for the upgrade repository dialog. how to access navigation tree opened from the related workflow. toolbar opened during repository creation or upgrade. diagram not direct. visual element publishdatabase screen overview the upgrade repository dialog exposes the following source-defined labels, tabs, buttons, or grid headers. id property description 1 ok visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. related topics synchronize dwh tumbnail diagram"} ,{"id":386707109055,"name":"Refresh source metadata","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/dialogs/dialogs-refresh-source-metadata","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Dialogs › Refresh source metadata","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface dialogs refresh source metadata overview refresh source metadata is implemented by the refresh sources dialog/window in analyticscreator. function the dialog is defined in refreshsources.xaml and its companion code-behind handles the dialog actions and state transitions for this workflow. access this topic was rebuilt from refreshsources.xaml and refreshsources.xaml.cs. the source defines the visible controls and the action buttons for the refresh source metadata dialog. how to access navigation tree opened from the related workflow. toolbar opened from source refresh actions. diagram architecture -> refresh source visual element refreshsources screen overview the refresh source metadata dialog exposes the following source-defined labels, tabs, buttons, or grid headers. id property description 1 detect differences without to change repository visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 2 delete missing sources visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 refresh source descriptions visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 refresh existing source columns visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 5 refresh columns in imported tables visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 6 delete missing columns in imported tables visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 7 refresh primary keys in imported tables visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 8 refresh descriptions in imported tables visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 9 refresh source references visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 10 cancel closes the screen without saving changes. related topics open/save in cloud preview source data search source constraints"} ,{"id":386707109056,"name":"Search","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/dialogs/dialogs-search","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Dialogs › Search","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface dialogs search overview search is implemented by the search dialog/window in analyticscreator. function the dialog is defined in searchdialog.xaml and its companion code-behind handles the dialog actions and state transitions for this workflow. access this topic was rebuilt from searchdialog.xaml and searchdialog.xaml.cs. the source defines the visible controls and the action buttons for the search dialog. how to access navigation tree opened from the related workflow. toolbar file -> find on diagram diagram not direct. visual element searchdialog screen overview the search dialog exposes the following source-defined labels, tabs, buttons, or grid headers. id property description 1 keyword visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 2 match whole word visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 match case visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 cancel closes the screen without saving changes. 5 find next (f3) visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 6 find previous (shift+f3) visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. related topics preview source data refresh source metadata source constraints synchronize dwh"} ,{"id":386707109059,"name":"Tumbnail diagram","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/dialogs/dialogs-tumbnail-diagram","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Dialogs › Tumbnail diagram","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface dialogs tumbnail diagram overview tumbnail diagram is implemented by the thumbnail diagram dialog/window in analyticscreator. function the dialog is defined in smalldiagram.xaml and its companion code-behind handles the dialog actions and state transitions for this workflow. access this topic was rebuilt from smalldiagram.xaml and smalldiagram.xaml.cs. the source defines the visible controls and the action buttons for the tumbnail diagram dialog. how to access navigation tree opened from the related workflow. toolbar opened from diagram thumbnail actions. diagram architecture -> show thumbnail visual element smalldiagram screen overview the tumbnail diagram dialog exposes the following source-defined labels, tabs, buttons, or grid headers. id property description 1 thumbnail diagram window or page title defined in the source-backed xaml. related topics source constraints synchronize dwh upgrade repository"} ,{"id":386707109057,"name":"Source constraints","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/dialogs/dialogs-source-constraints","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Dialogs › Source constraints","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface dialogs source constraints overview source constraints is implemented by the sourceconstraint dialog/window in analyticscreator. function the dialog is defined in sourceconstraint.xaml and its companion code-behind handles the dialog actions and state transitions for this workflow. access this topic was rebuilt from sourceconstraint.xaml and sourceconstraint.xaml.cs. the source defines the visible controls and the action buttons for the source constraints dialog. how to access navigation tree opened from the related workflow. toolbar opened from source-reference constraint editing. diagram not direct. visual element sourceconstraint screen overview the source constraints dialog exposes the following source-defined labels, tabs, buttons, or grid headers. id property description 1 source constraints visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 2 column visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 do not import visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 statement visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 5 messagestatement visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 6 description visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 7 save saves the current record. 8 cancel closes the screen without saving changes. related topics refresh source metadata search synchronize dwh tumbnail diagram"} ,{"id":386707109058,"name":"Synchronize DWH","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/dialogs/dialogs-synchronize-dwh","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Dialogs › Synchronize DWH","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface dialogs synchronize dwh overview synchronize dwh is implemented by the synchronize and refresh dialog/window in analyticscreator. function the dialog is defined in synchronise.xaml and its companion code-behind handles the dialog actions and state transitions for this workflow. access this topic was rebuilt from synchronise.xaml and synchronise.xaml.cs. the source defines the visible controls and the action buttons for the synchronize dwh dialog. how to access navigation tree opened from the related workflow. toolbar file -> sync dwh diagram architecture -> synchronize dwh visual element synchronise screen overview the synchronize dwh dialog exposes the following source-defined labels, tabs, buttons, or grid headers. id property description 1 templates visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 2 synchronize visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 refresh diagram visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 additional tasks visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 5 full visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 6 selected group group-related control or command defined in the source-backed ui. 7 new objects visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 8 all additional tasks visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 9 no additional tasks visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 10 full synchronize visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. related topics search source constraints tumbnail diagram upgrade repository"} ,{"id":386707109050,"name":"Interface settings","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/dialogs/dialogs-interface-settings","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Dialogs › Interface settings","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface dialogs interface settings overview interface settings is the dialog for adjusting how analyticscreator displays the application interface. it controls colors, diagram sizing, navigation-tree spacing, and page layout preferences. function the dialog groups visual settings into four tabs: colors, diagram, navigation tree, and pages. use these settings to tune the appearance of diagrams, object boxes, connector lines, navigation-tree items, detail pages, and list pages. the dialog can also load one of three predefined visual profiles with default 1, default 2, or default 3. choose save to store the settings and refresh the architecture view. choose cancel to close the dialog without applying the current edits. access open interface settings from the options toolbar when you need to adjust the visual presentation of analyticscreator. how to access navigation tree not direct. use the options toolbar. toolbar options -> interface diagram not direct. diagram appearance is configured here after opening the dialog from options. visual element interface settings dialog screen overview id property description 1 colors tab for choosing background, foreground, border, line, and highlighted-label colors used in diagrams and interface elements. 2 background and foreground color pickers sets colors for arrows, text, dimensions, facts, sources, tables, views, packages, script transformations, external transformations, and data vault object types. 3 border and line colors controls diagram borders, package borders, object borders, table borders, standard line color, thin line color, and highlighted-label color. 4 diagram tab for numeric diagram layout settings such as arrow size, font size, cell size, header size, box size, scale, and minor connector-line opacity. 5 navigation tree tab for tree icon size, line space, scale, font size, and splitter position. 6 pages tab for detail-page and table-page alignment, maximum width, maximum height, and framescale. 7 default 1 loads the first predefined interface profile into the dialog fields. 8 default 2 loads the second predefined interface profile into the dialog fields. 9 default 3 loads the third predefined interface profile into the dialog fields. 10 cancel closes the dialog without saving the current edits. 11 save saves the interface settings, refreshes the architecture view, and closes the dialog. related topics input dialog input dialog with dropbox login object groups"} ,{"id":386707109051,"name":"Login","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/dialogs/dialogs-login","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Dialogs › Login","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface dialogs login overview login is the dialog used to sign in to analyticscreator and prepare the connection settings required before a repository can be opened. the standard view collects the analyticscreator login credentials. the expanded settings view contains the sql server, storage path, database template, and proxy settings that support the connection. function the dialog validates the connection setup before the sign-in is completed. analyticscreator can prefill saved values, focus the next required field, test the repository sql server connection, validate proxy details, and keep the repository and data warehouse database templates separate. when sign-in succeeds, changed connection settings can be saved for the next session. access open the dialog from the application connection workflow when analyticscreator needs a user session or repository connection. how to access navigation tree not opened from the navigation tree. use the connection command or the automatic sign-in prompt. toolbar use file -> connect when you need to start or refresh the application connection. diagram not opened from a diagram. the dialog appears before connected diagram work can continue. visual element appears as the login dialog with credential fields, action buttons, and an expandable settings area. screen overview id property description 1 login user name used to sign in to analyticscreator. 2 password password for the selected analyticscreator user. 3 save password controls whether the password is remembered with the saved login settings. 4 settings expands or collapses the advanced connection settings. analyticscreator opens this area automatically when required connection information is missing. 5 sql server settings tab for the sql server that stores the repository and the authentication settings used for that server. 6 security chooses the sql server authentication method: integrated, standard, or azure ad. sql user and sql password fields are used when the selected method requires them. 7 trust server certificate allows the sql server connection test to trust the server certificate when the environment requires it. 8 paths tab for the local analyticscreator files path, the sql server database storage path, and the repository and dwh database templates. 9 try to get path attempts to read the sql server database storage path and fill the related path fields. 10 proxy settings tab for proxy address, port, user, and password when network access must go through a proxy. 11 cancel closes the dialog without completing sign-in. 12 ok validates the required settings, tests the repository connection, and signs in when the setup is valid. usage notes if the sql server is missing or the connection test fails, analyticscreator keeps the dialog open and shows the settings area so the connection can be corrected. the proxy address and proxy port are validated together. when a proxy is used, the port must be a valid network port. the repository and dwh database templates must both be provided and must not use the same value. the default template buttons restore the standard naming pattern for repository and dwh databases. related reference change password user settings repository settings"} ,{"id":386707109052,"name":"Object groups","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/dialogs/dialogs-object-groups","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Dialogs › Object groups","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface dialogs object groups overview object groups is the dialog used to create, edit, lock, and save groups that organize repository objects. groups can be used for filtering, workflow organization, and inherited membership across related objects. function the dialog displays object groups in an editable grid. users can maintain the group name and description, mark a group as a workflow group, define the related ssis configuration script files, and control whether an object belongs to the group. when membership inheritance is available, the dialog also shows predecessor, successor, inherited, excluded, and inherited-from information so group membership can be managed without breaking inherited relationships. access open the dialog from the group management commands in the repository navigation tree. how to access navigation tree use groups -> list groups or groups -> add group. from an existing group, use edit group. toolbar no direct toolbar command. use the group commands in the navigation tree. diagram not opened directly from the diagram. object groups can be used later as diagram filters. visual element appears as the groups dialog with an editable grid and save, cancel, lock, and unlock actions. screen overview id property description 1 member includes the selected object in the group when the dialog is opened in an object-membership context. 2 inherit predecessors extends group membership to predecessor objects so upstream dependencies can be included with the selected object. 3 inherit successors extends group membership to successor objects so downstream dependencies can be included with the selected object. 4 inherited shows membership that was inherited through predecessor or successor rules. this state is informational and is not enabled manually. 5 exclude excludes an inherited object from the group without removing the inheritance rule that brought it into view. 6 name name of the object group shown in the repository navigation tree and group selectors. 7 description business description of the group and its purpose. 8 create workflow marks the group as a workflow group and enables the related workflow configuration script file names. 9 ssis configuration complete script script file used for the complete workflow configuration step. 10 ssis configuration enable script script file used when enabling the workflow configuration. 11 ssis configuration disable script script file used when disabling the workflow configuration. 12 inherited from objects read-only information that shows which related objects contributed inherited group membership. 13 locked by shows the user who currently locked the group, if the group is locked. 14 lock locks the selected group for the current repository user when it is not already locked. 15 unlock removes the selected group lock when the current user is allowed to unlock it. 16 cancel closes the dialog without saving pending group changes. 17 save saves group definitions and membership changes, then refreshes the calculated object-group relationships. usage notes inherited group membership cannot be removed directly from the member flag. use exclude when an inherited object should not participate in the group. inherit predecessors and inherit successors are not applied to objects that are already inherited into the group. exclude is only valid for inherited objects. when create workflow is turned on, analyticscreator can fill the workflow script file names from the group name. when it is turned off, the workflow script fields are cleared. a group can only be locked when it is not already locked. unlocking is limited to the locking user or a repository owner. related reference groups object groups in the dataflow diagram object group content"} ,{"id":383509340360,"name":"Wizards","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/wizards","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Wizards","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface wizards the wizards section documents the guided setup flows that help users create common analyticscreator objects and modeling patterns with structured input steps. use these topics when you want to accelerate object creation, standardize implementation choices, or understand which wizard best fits a given warehouse, transformation, snapshot, or scripting scenario. available topics create calendar dimension explains the guided flow for creating a calendar dimension and defining the date-related structures it needs. create datavault object covers the wizard that creates data vault components such as hubs, links, and satellites with guided setup. create export shows how the export wizard guides users through defining outbound data delivery objects. create historization describes the wizard used to create historization objects for tracking changes over time. create import explains the guided setup used to create new import objects from source metadata. create snapshot dimension covers the wizard used to generate snapshot-oriented dimension structures. create source shows how the source wizard guides users through creating a new source object and its metadata. create time dimension describes the wizard used to generate a reusable time dimension structure. create transformation explains the wizard used to create a new transformation and its initial metadata. dwh wizard covers the guided warehouse setup flow for creating foundational dwh structures and decisions. hash keys explains the wizard that creates or refreshes hash keys and their related relationships. persist transformation shows how the persist transformation wizard converts transformation logic into persisted storage structures. run object script describes the guided flow for selecting and executing object scripts against repository objects. how to use this section start with the create-object wizards for source, import, export, historization, and transformation when building common data pipeline components. use the dimension and data vault wizards when you need guided support for established modeling patterns. use dwh wizard and hash keys when the task requires warehouse-wide setup decisions or key-generation behavior. use persist transformation and run object script for advanced guided actions that continue work after the initial object design stage. key takeaway the wizards section helps users choose the right guided workflow for creating recurring analyticscreator patterns with less manual setup and more consistent implementation."} ,{"id":386707109062,"name":"Create calendar dimension","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/wizards/wizards-create-calendar-dimension","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Wizards › Create calendar dimension","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface wizards create calendar dimension overview create calendar dimension is implemented as the new calendar transformation wizard or assistant in analyticscreator. function the wizard is defined in assistent_newdatetrans.xaml and its code-behind manages the step navigation and finish actions for this creation flow. access this topic was rebuilt from assistent_newdatetrans.xaml and assistent_newdatetrans.xaml.cs. the source defines the wizard tabs, fields, and navigation buttons for create calendar dimension. how to access navigation tree opened from the owning command or workflow. toolbar etl -> calendar dimension diagram architecture -> add -> calendar dimension visual element assistent_newdatetrans screen overview the create calendar dimension wizard exposes the following source-defined tabs, labels, buttons, and grid headers. id property description 1 schema visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 2 name visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 date from visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 date to visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 5 date-to-id function visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 6 stars visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 7 cancel closes the screen without saving changes. 8 finish completes the wizard. related topics create datavault object create export"} ,{"id":386707109063,"name":"Create DataVault object","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/wizards/wizards-create-datavault-object","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Wizards › Create DataVault object","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface wizards create datavault object overview create datavault object is implemented as the vault wizard wizard or assistant in analyticscreator. function the wizard is defined in assistent_newvault.xaml and its code-behind manages the step navigation and finish actions for this creation flow. access this topic was rebuilt from assistent_newvault.xaml and assistent_newvault.xaml.cs. the source defines the wizard tabs, fields, and navigation buttons for create datavault object. how to access navigation tree opened from the owning command or workflow. toolbar not direct in the ribbon. use the diagram add menu. diagram architecture -> add -> data vault hub / data vault satellite / data vault link visual element assistent_newvault screen overview the create datavault object wizard exposes the following source-defined tabs, labels, buttons, and grid headers. id property description 1 main tab header defined in the source-backed xaml. 2 link visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 include visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 table visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 5 source table visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 6 transformation schema visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 7 transformation name visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 8 add historization visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 9 hub schema visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 10 hub name visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 11 hist package visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 12 create linksat visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. related topics create calendar dimension create export create historization"} ,{"id":386707109064,"name":"Create export","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/wizards/wizards-create-export","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Wizards › Create export","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface wizards create export overview create export is implemented as the export wizard wizard or assistant in analyticscreator. function the wizard is defined in assistent_newexport.xaml and its code-behind manages the step navigation and finish actions for this creation flow. access this topic was rebuilt from assistent_newexport.xaml and assistent_newexport.xaml.cs. the source defines the wizard tabs, fields, and navigation buttons for create export. how to access navigation tree opened from the owning command or workflow. toolbar not confirmed in the ribbon. use the related export workflow. diagram architecture object menu -> add -> export visual element assistent_newexport screen overview the create export wizard exposes the following source-defined tabs, labels, buttons, and grid headers. id property description 1 source visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 2 connector visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 target visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 package visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 5 cancel closes the screen without saving changes. 6 finish completes the wizard. related topics create calendar dimension create datavault object create historization create import"} ,{"id":386707109065,"name":"Create historization","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/wizards/wizards-create-historization","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Wizards › Create historization","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface wizards create historization overview create historization is implemented as the historization wizard wizard or assistant in analyticscreator. function the wizard is defined in assistent_newhist.xaml and its code-behind manages the step navigation and finish actions for this creation flow. access this topic was rebuilt from assistent_newhist.xaml and assistent_newhist.xaml.cs. the source defines the wizard tabs, fields, and navigation buttons for create historization. how to access navigation tree opened from the owning command or workflow. toolbar not direct in the ribbon. use the diagram add menu or etl list flow. diagram architecture -> add -> historization visual element assistent_newhist screen overview the create historization wizard exposes the following source-defined tabs, labels, buttons, and grid headers. id property description 1 source table visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 2 target schema visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 target table name visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 package visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 5 scd type visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 6 empty record behaviour visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 7 use vault id as pk visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 8 scd 0 visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 9 scd 1 visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 10 scd 2 visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 11 close visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 12 do not close visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. related topics create datavault object create export create import create snapshot dimension"} ,{"id":386707109066,"name":"Create import","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/wizards/wizards-create-import","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Wizards › Create import","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface wizards create import overview create import is implemented as the import wizard wizard or assistant in analyticscreator. function the wizard is defined in assistent_newimp.xaml and its code-behind manages the step navigation and finish actions for this creation flow. access this topic was rebuilt from assistent_newimp.xaml and assistent_newimp.xaml.cs. the source defines the wizard tabs, fields, and navigation buttons for create import. how to access navigation tree opened from the owning command or workflow. toolbar not direct in the ribbon. use the diagram add menu or etl list flow. diagram architecture -> add -> import visual element assistent_newimp screen overview the create import wizard exposes the following source-defined tabs, labels, buttons, and grid headers. id property description 1 source visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 2 target schema visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 target table name visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 package visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 5 cancel closes the screen without saving changes. 6 finish completes the wizard. related topics create export create historization create snapshot dimension create source"} ,{"id":386707109067,"name":"Create snapshot dimension","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/wizards/wizards-create-snapshot-dimension","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Wizards › Create snapshot dimension","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface wizards create snapshot dimension overview create snapshot dimension is implemented as the new snapshot dimension wizard or assistant in analyticscreator. function the wizard is defined in assistent_newsnapshottrans.xaml and its code-behind manages the step navigation and finish actions for this creation flow. access this topic was rebuilt from assistent_newsnapshottrans.xaml and assistent_newsnapshottrans.xaml.cs. the source defines the wizard tabs, fields, and navigation buttons for create snapshot dimension. how to access navigation tree opened from the owning command or workflow. toolbar etl -> snapshot dimension diagram architecture -> add -> snapshot dimension visual element assistent_newsnapshottrans screen overview the create snapshot dimension wizard exposes the following source-defined tabs, labels, buttons, and grid headers. id property description 1 schema visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 2 name visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 stars visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 transformation visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 5 cancel closes the screen without saving changes. 6 finish completes the wizard. related topics create historization create import create source create time dimension"} ,{"id":386707109068,"name":"Create source","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/wizards/wizards-create-source","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Wizards › Create source","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface wizards create source overview create source is implemented as the source wizard wizard or assistant in analyticscreator. function the wizard is defined in assistent_newsource.xaml and its code-behind manages the step navigation and finish actions for this creation flow. access this topic was rebuilt from assistent_newsource.xaml and assistent_newsource.xaml.cs. the source defines the wizard tabs, fields, and navigation buttons for create source. how to access navigation tree opened from the owning command or workflow. toolbar sources -> add diagram architecture -> add -> data source visual element assistent_newsource screen overview the create source wizard exposes the following source-defined tabs, labels, buttons, and grid headers. id property description 1 exist visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 2 type visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 schema visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 table name visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 5 description visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 6 connector visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 7 table visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 8 query visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 9 filter schema filter-related control or command defined in the source-backed ui. 10 filter table filter-related control or command defined in the source-backed ui. 11 retreive relations visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 12 sap description language visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. related topics create import create snapshot dimension create time dimension create transformation"} ,{"id":386707109069,"name":"Create time dimension","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/wizards/wizards-create-time-dimension","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Wizards › Create time dimension","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface wizards create time dimension overview create time dimension is implemented as the new time transformation wizard or assistant in analyticscreator. function the wizard is defined in assistent_newtimetrans.xaml and its code-behind manages the step navigation and finish actions for this creation flow. access this topic was rebuilt from assistent_newtimetrans.xaml and assistent_newtimetrans.xaml.cs. the source defines the wizard tabs, fields, and navigation buttons for create time dimension. how to access navigation tree opened from the owning command or workflow. toolbar etl -> time dimension diagram architecture -> add -> time dimension visual element assistent_newtimetrans screen overview the create time dimension wizard exposes the following source-defined tabs, labels, buttons, and grid headers. id property description 1 schema visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 2 name visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 period (minutes) visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 time-to-id function visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 5 stars visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 6 cancel closes the screen without saving changes. 7 finish completes the wizard. related topics create snapshot dimension create source create transformation hash keys"} ,{"id":386707109070,"name":"Create transformation","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/wizards/wizards-create-transformation","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Wizards › Create transformation","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface wizards create transformation overview create transformation is implemented as the transformation wizard wizard or assistant in analyticscreator. function the wizard is defined in assistent_newtransformation.xaml and its code-behind manages the step navigation and finish actions for this creation flow. access this topic was rebuilt from assistent_newtransformation.xaml and assistent_newtransformation.xaml.cs. the source defines the wizard tabs, fields, and navigation buttons for create transformation. how to access navigation tree opened from the owning command or workflow. toolbar etl -> new transformation diagram architecture -> add -> transformation visual element assistent_newtransformation screen overview the create transformation wizard exposes the following source-defined tabs, labels, buttons, and grid headers. id property description 1 main tab header defined in the source-backed xaml. 2 tables tab header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 fields tab header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 other tab header defined in the source-backed xaml. 5 script tab header defined in the source-backed xaml. 6 table visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 7 is output table visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 8 type visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 9 schema visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 10 name visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 11 historizing type visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 12 main table visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. related topics create source create time dimension hash keys persist transformation"} ,{"id":386707109071,"name":"DWH wizard","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/wizards/wizards-dwh-wizard","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Wizards › DWH wizard","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface wizards dwh wizard overview dwh wizard is the guided warehouse setup flow for turning source metadata into analyticscreator warehouse objects. it helps users choose the modeling approach, select source tables, classify generated objects, and set naming and generation options before creating the warehouse structure. function use the dwh wizard to read metadata from a connector or existing source definitions, filter the metadata scope, move selected objects into the generation list, and decide whether each object is imported, transformed, historized, or used as a dimension or fact. the wizard also stores the naming patterns, schema choices, relationship options, default transformations, and star assignments used during generation. access the wizard can be opened from the file ribbon tab, from several navigation-tree context menus, or from the diagram canvas context menu. opening it from a selected connector preselects that connector in the wizard. how to access navigation tree use the root, sources, data warehouse, or a selected connector context menu, then choose dwh wizard. toolbar use file -> dwh wizard. diagram right-click the diagram canvas and choose dwh wizard. visual element dwh wizard window with dwh, patterns, and options tabs. screen overview id property description a metadata source and filtering selects the connector, modeling type, metadata source, schema filter, table filters, and apply action used to load the source-object list. b source object selection shows retrieved source objects. select rows here and move them into the generation list. c object configuration and classification shows selected objects and lets users classify how each object should be generated. id property description 1 exist in dwh read-only indicator showing whether the source object is already represented in the warehouse model. 2 type source object type, such as table, view, deltaq, or odp. 3 schema source schema returned by the connector or stored source metadata. 4 table name source table or view name that can be selected for generation. 5 description source-object description returned with the metadata. id property description 1 exist in dwh read-only indicator showing whether the selected object already exists in the warehouse model. 2 connector connector associated with the selected source object. 3 type source object type. 4 schema source schema for the selected object. 5 table name source table or view name. 6 import creates an import object for the selected source object. 7 trans creates a transformation after the import step. 8 hist creates historized storage for tracking changes over time. 9 dimension classifies the generated output as a dimension. 10 fact classifies the generated output as a fact. id property description 1 tables per package maximum number of tables grouped into one generated load package. 2 import package names naming pattern for generated import packages. 3 historizing package names naming pattern for generated packages that load historized objects. 4 table names naming pattern for generated warehouse tables. 5 transformation names naming pattern for generated transformations. 6 dimension names naming pattern for generated dimensions. 7 fact names naming pattern for generated facts. 8 hub package name naming pattern for generated hub packages in data vault workflows. 9 sat package name naming pattern for generated satellite packages in data vault workflows. 10 link package name naming pattern for generated link packages in data vault workflows. 11 hub transformation name naming pattern for generated hub transformations. 12 sat transformation name naming pattern for generated satellite transformations. 13 link transformation name naming pattern for generated link transformations. 14 hub table name naming pattern for generated hub tables. 15 sat table name naming pattern for generated satellite tables. 16 link table name naming pattern for generated link tables. 17 linksat table name naming pattern for generated link-satellite tables. 18 key field name naming pattern for generated relationship key fields. 19 calendar in facts name naming pattern for generated calendar references in fact transformations. id property description 1 field names appearance keeps field names unchanged or converts generated names to upper case or lower case. 2 retrieve relations reads available source relationships and uses them during generated model setup. 3 create snapshot dimension creates a snapshot dimension when the project does not already contain one. 4 create calendar dimension creates a calendar dimension when enabled. 5 calendar dimension name name used for the generated calendar dimension. 6 calendar period start and end dates used for generated calendar records. 7 include tables in facts controls whether fact transformations include directly related, indirectly related, or all related tables. 8 sap deltaq transfer mode selects idoc or trfc transfer handling for sap deltaq sources. 9 sap description language language code used when retrieving sap descriptions. 10 use friendly names in transformations as column names uses available friendly names as generated transformation column names. 11 default transformations chooses whether no predefined transformations, all predefined transformations, or selected predefined transformations are applied. 12 default transformations list moves selected predefined transformations into or out of the generated transformation set. 13 stars assigns generated dimensions and facts to selected stars. 14 schemas for the generated objects sets target schemas for import tables, import transformations, historicized tables, and facts and dimensions. 15 column names first row for file-based metadata, marks the first row as the source column-name row. 16 code page text encoding used when reading file-based metadata. 17 text qualifier character used to wrap text values in file-based metadata. 18 column delimiter delimiter used between columns in file-based metadata. related topics create source create transformation create historization create calendar dimension"} ,{"id":386707109072,"name":"Hash keys","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/wizards/wizards-hash-keys","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Wizards › Hash keys","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface wizards hash keys overview hash keys is implemented as the add or refresh hash keys in all tables wizard or assistant in analyticscreator. function the wizard is defined in assistent_hash.xaml and its code-behind manages the step navigation and finish actions for this creation flow. access this topic was rebuilt from assistent_hash.xaml and assistent_hash.xaml.cs. the source defines the wizard tabs, fields, and navigation buttons for hash keys. how to access navigation tree opened from the owning command or workflow. toolbar not direct in the ribbon. use the diagram hash-key command. diagram architecture -> add/refresh hash keys visual element assistent_hash screen overview the hash keys wizard exposes the following source-defined tabs, labels, buttons, and grid headers. id property description 1 add or refresh primary hash keys visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 2 add or refresh referenced hash keys visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 replace references in transformations due the hash references visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 cancel closes the screen without saving changes. 5 finish completes the wizard. related topics create time dimension create transformation persist transformation run object script"} ,{"id":386707109073,"name":"Persist transformation","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/wizards/wizards-persist-transformation","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Wizards › Persist transformation","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface wizards persist transformation overview persist transformation is implemented as the persisting wizard wizard or assistant in analyticscreator. function the wizard is defined in assistent_newpers.xaml and its code-behind manages the step navigation and finish actions for this creation flow. access this topic was rebuilt from assistent_newpers.xaml and assistent_newpers.xaml.cs. the source defines the wizard tabs, fields, and navigation buttons for persist transformation. how to access navigation tree opened from the owning command or workflow. toolbar not direct in the ribbon. use the related transformation flow. diagram architecture -> add -> persisting visual element assistent_newpers screen overview the persist transformation wizard exposes the following source-defined tabs, labels, buttons, and grid headers. id property description 1 transformation visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 2 persist table visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 persist package visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 no partition switching visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 5 partition switching visible field label or grid column header defined in the source-backed xaml. 6 renaming visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 7 cancel closes the screen without saving changes. 8 finish completes the wizard. related topics create transformation hash keys run object script"} ,{"id":386707109074,"name":"Run object script","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/user-interface/wizards/wizards-run-object-script","breadcrumb":"Reference › User Interface › Wizards › Run object script","description":"","searchText":"reference user interface wizards run object script overview run object script is implemented as the run object script wizard or assistant in analyticscreator. function the wizard is defined in assistentrunscript.xaml and its code-behind manages the step navigation and finish actions for this creation flow. access this topic was rebuilt from assistentrunscript.xaml and assistentrunscript.xaml.cs. the source defines the wizard tabs, fields, and navigation buttons for run object script. how to access navigation tree opened from the owning command or workflow. toolbar not direct. open from the object-script execution flow. diagram not confirmed. visual element assistentrunscript screen overview the run object script wizard exposes the following source-defined tabs, labels, buttons, and grid headers. id property description 1 paramnr visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 2 parameter visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 3 value visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 4 object visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 5 object id visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 6 timeout (sec) visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. 7 cancel closes the screen without saving changes. 8 run script visible label, button, tab, or grid header defined in the source-backed xaml. related topics hash keys persist transformation"} ,{"id":383461259455,"name":"Entity types","type":"section","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types entity types define the structural categories used by analyticscreator to classify connectors, sources, tables, transformations, packages, scripts, schemas, and historization behavior. use this section when you need to understand which type controls a modeling object, execution unit, or generated warehouse structure. entity type groups connector types define how analyticscreator connects to source systems and external data providers. database connectors file and cloud storage connectors service and enterprise system connectors open connector types source types define how source objects are read and how source data enters the loading process. table and view sources query-based sources sap source patterns open source types table types define the role a table plays in staging, historization, persistence, dimensional modeling, or data vault modeling. import and historized tables dimension and fact tables data vault hubs, links, and satellites open table types transformation types define how transformation logic is generated, maintained, or executed. generated transformations manual and script-based logic datamart and union transformations open transformation types join historization types define how joins behave when historized data and validity periods are involved. current-state joins full historical joins valid-from and valid-to alignment open join historization types package types define the execution units used for loading, historization, persisting, workflows, scripts, exports, and external processing. import and workflow packages historization and persisting packages script, export, and external packages open package types sql script types define when custom sql logic runs during creation, workflow execution, deployment, or repository extension. pre and post creation pre and post workflow pre and post deployment open sql script types schema types define the warehouse layers used to organize staging, transformation, core, and reporting-ready structures. staging and persisted staging transformation and core layers datamart layer open schema types how to use this section use connector types and source types when working with source system integration use table types, schema types, and transformation types when designing warehouse structures use join historization types when historized data must be joined with validity-aware behavior use package types and sql script types when reviewing execution and lifecycle behavior key takeaway entity types provide the classification model behind analyticscreator objects and execution behavior, helping you understand how each object is created, organized, processed, and used in the generated data warehouse."} ,{"id":383509396685,"name":"Connector types","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/connector-types","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Connector types","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types connector types connector types define how analyticscreator connects to source systems and external data providers. they determine how metadata is accessed and how source data can be integrated into the generated data warehouse flow. use this section to understand the available connector types and choose the appropriate connector for your source technology and integration scenario. available connector types mssql connector for microsoft sql server sources and metadata import. relational source access table and metadata import common warehouse source type open reference oracle connector for oracle-based source systems. relational source integration metadata-driven access suitable for oracle source landscapes open reference excel connector for excel-based source files. file-based source access structured spreadsheet input useful for departmental data sources open reference csv connector for delimited text file sources. flat file ingestion simple structured source format suitable for exchange files open reference access connector for microsoft access source files and databases. legacy source support file-based database access useful for smaller existing data stores open reference oledb generic connector based on ole db provider access. flexible connectivity option useful for supported provider-based sources suitable for heterogeneous environments open reference sap connector for sap metadata and source integration scenarios. sap metadata import relevant for erp integration supports sap-oriented modeling flows open reference odbc generic connector based on odbc driver access. broad compatibility useful for many relational systems driver-based connection model open reference direct connector type for direct source access scenarios. direct integration pattern reduced abstraction layer useful for specific source access cases open reference oledb.net connector based on ole db .net provider access. .net-based provider model useful for provider-specific integrations extends connectivity options open reference azure blob connector for file-based and object-based sources in azure blob storage. cloud storage integration useful for landing and exchange zones supports azure-based source scenarios open reference odata connector for odata-based service endpoints and api-style data access. service-oriented integration useful for api-style sources supports metadata-driven remote access open reference how to choose a connector type use mssql or oracle for direct relational database integration use excel, csv, or access for file-based and desktop data sources use sap for sap-oriented metadata and source integration use odbc, oledb, or oledb.net for generic provider-based connectivity use azure blob for cloud storage-based source scenarios use odata for service-based or api-style access use direct when a direct connector pattern is required for the source integration scenario key takeaway connector types define how analyticscreator accesses metadata and source data across relational databases, files, enterprise systems, cloud storage, and service-based interfaces."} ,{"id":386708347109,"name":"MSSQL","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/connector-types/connector-types-mssql","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Connector types › MSSQL","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types connector types mssql overview mssql is the connector type for microsoft sql server data sources. in the repository seed data it is stored as mssql with connectortypeid = 1, the description microsoft sql server, ole db behavior enabled, and the azure source type sqlserver. function use the mssql connector type when a connector should read from a sql server database through an ole db connection string. when mssql is selected in the connector detail page, analyticscreator shows the standard connection-string editor, the template action, and the test connection action. the template inserts a sql server ole db connection string with server and database placeholders. the provider in the template is resolved from the configured or installed sql server ole db provider. the default parameter is msoledbsql, and the application can also use sqlncli11 or sqlncli10 when those providers are available. access mssql connector type configuration is opened through the common connector editor. the connector type itself is selected in the connector type field. how to access navigation tree data warehouse -> connectors -> add connector, or data warehouse -> connectors -> connector -> edit connector toolbar sources -> new connector -> add, or sources -> list -> connectors diagram not direct. edit an mssql connector from the connectors list or connector node. visual element connector detail page, connectors list, and connectors navigation-tree node. screen overview the connector detail page contains the following visible fields and actions when the mssql connector type is selected. id property description 1 you can use #encrypted_string# alias instead of plain-text passwords. you can add encrypted string using options->encrypted strings help text shown at the top of the connector page. the connection-string context menu can insert an encrypted-string alias. 2 connector name connector name. saving requires a non-empty value. 3 connector type select mssql. 4 azure source type stores the azure source type associated with the connector. the seeded mssql connector type uses sqlserver. 5 do not store connection string in cfg.ssis__configurations controls whether the connector connection string is excluded from ssis configuration storage. 6 connection string ole db connection string for the sql server database. 7 template inserts provider={provider};data source=[server];initial catalog=[database];integrated security=sspi;, where {provider} is the configured sql server ole db provider. 8 test connection decrypts encrypted-string aliases if used, opens the connection through ole db, and shows a success message when the connection opens. 9 save saves the connector, detects the sql server quoted identifier from the ole db provider when a connection string is present, refreshes the navigation tree, and reloads the saved connector page. 10 cancel returns to the previous page. if there are unsaved changes, analyticscreator asks whether to save or cancel the navigation. list behavior the connectors list filters by connector name, connector type id, connection string, locale, code page, or format. the list grid shows connectorname, connectortype, and connectionstring. double-clicking a connector opens it in the connector detail page. new opens a new connector detail page. delete removes the selected connector after confirmation. connector actions the connectors branch provides refresh, list connectors, add connector, import connector from file, and import connector from cloud. a selected connector provides set diagram filter, add to diagram filter, edit connector, delete connector, dwh wizard, refresh used sources, refresh all sources, export connector to file, and export connector to cloud. the mssql connector type is displayed with the sql database connector icon when connector nodes are rendered. related topics connector types connector connectors list connector page"} ,{"id":386708347114,"name":"Oracle","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/connector-types/connector-types-oracle","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Connector types › Oracle","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types connector types oracle overview oracle is the connector type for oracle database sources. in the repository seed data it is stored as oracle with connectortypeid = 2, the description oracle, ole db behavior enabled, and the azure source type oracle. function use the oracle connector type when a connector should read from an oracle database through an oracle ole db connection string. when oracle is selected in the connector detail page, analyticscreator shows the standard connection-string editor, the template action, and the test connection action. the template inserts an oracle ole db connection string with host, port, service name, user, and password placeholders. saving an oracle connector requires a connector name and connector type. if a connection string is present, analyticscreator uses ole db provider metadata to detect the quoted identifier, saves the connector, and refreshes the navigation tree. access oracle connector type configuration is opened through the common connector editor. the connector type itself is selected in the connector type field. how to access navigation tree data warehouse -> connectors -> add connector, or data warehouse -> connectors -> connector -> edit connector toolbar sources -> new connector -> add, or sources -> list -> connectors diagram not direct. edit an oracle connector from the connectors list or connector node. visual element connector detail page, connectors list, and connectors navigation-tree node. screen overview the connector detail page contains the following visible fields and actions when the oracle connector type is selected. id property description 1 you can use #encrypted_string# alias instead of plain-text passwords. you can add encrypted string using options->encrypted strings help text shown at the top of the connector page. the connection-string context menu can insert an encrypted-string alias. 2 connector name connector name. saving requires a non-empty value. 3 connector type select oracle. 4 azure source type stores the azure source type associated with the connector. the seeded oracle connector type uses oracle. 5 do not store connection string in cfg.ssis__configurations controls whether the connector connection string is excluded from ssis configuration storage. 6 connection string ole db connection string for the oracle database. 7 template inserts provider=oraoledb.oracle;data source=(description =(address =(protocol=tcp)(host=[host])(port=[port]))(connectdata=(server=dedicated)(servicename=[servicename])));user id=[user];password=[password];. 8 test connection decrypts encrypted-string aliases if used, opens the connection through ole db, and shows a success message when the connection opens. 9 save saves the connector, detects the quoted identifier from the ole db provider when a connection string is present, refreshes the navigation tree, and reloads the saved connector page. 10 cancel returns to the previous page. if there are unsaved changes, analyticscreator asks whether to save or cancel the navigation. list behavior the connectors list filters by connector name, connector type id, connection string, locale, code page, or format. the list grid shows connectorname, connectortype, and connectionstring. double-clicking a connector opens it in the connector detail page. new opens a new connector detail page. delete removes the selected connector after confirmation. connector actions the connectors branch provides refresh, list connectors, add connector, import connector from file, and import connector from cloud. a selected connector provides set diagram filter, add to diagram filter, edit connector, delete connector, dwh wizard, refresh used sources, refresh all sources, export connector to file, and export connector to cloud. the oracle connector type is displayed with the oracle connector icon when connector nodes are rendered. related topics connector types connector connectors list connector page"} ,{"id":386708347108,"name":"Excel","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/connector-types/connector-types-excel","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Connector types › Excel","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types connector types excel overview excel is the connector type for microsoft excel files. in the repository seed data it is stored as excel with connectortypeid = 4, the description excel file, ole db behavior enabled, and the azure source type fileserver. function use the excel connector type when a connector should read from an excel workbook through an ole db connection string. when excel is selected in the connector detail page, analyticscreator shows the standard connection-string editor, the template action, and the test connection action. the template inserts a microsoft ace ole db connection string with an excel file path placeholder and excel-specific extended properties. saving an excel connector requires a connector name and connector type. if a connection string is present, analyticscreator stores the excel quoted identifier as a backtick, saves the connector, and refreshes the navigation tree. access excel connector type configuration is opened through the common connector editor. the connector type itself is selected in the connector type field. how to access navigation tree data warehouse -> connectors -> add connector, or data warehouse -> connectors -> connector -> edit connector toolbar sources -> new connector -> add, or sources -> list -> connectors diagram not direct. edit an excel connector from the connectors list or connector node. visual element connector detail page, connectors list, and connectors navigation-tree node. screen overview the connector detail page contains the following visible fields and actions when the excel connector type is selected. id property description 1 you can use #encrypted_string# alias instead of plain-text passwords. you can add encrypted string using options->encrypted strings help text shown at the top of the connector page. the connection-string context menu can insert an encrypted-string alias. 2 connector name connector name. saving requires a non-empty value. 3 connector type select excel. 4 azure source type stores the azure source type associated with the connector. the seeded excel connector type uses fileserver. 5 do not store connection string in cfg.ssis__configurations controls whether the connector connection string is excluded from ssis configuration storage. 6 connection string ole db connection string for the excel workbook. 7 template inserts provider=microsoft.ace.oledb.12.0;data source=[fullpath_to_file];extended properties=\"excel 12.0 xml;hdr=yes;imex=1\";. 8 test connection decrypts encrypted-string aliases if used, opens the connection through ole db, and shows a success message when the connection opens. 9 save saves the connector, stores the excel quoted identifier as a backtick when a connection string is present, refreshes the navigation tree, and reloads the saved connector page. 10 cancel returns to the previous page. if there are unsaved changes, analyticscreator asks whether to save or cancel the navigation. list behavior the connectors list filters by connector name, connector type id, connection string, locale, code page, or format. the list grid shows connectorname, connectortype, and connectionstring. double-clicking a connector opens it in the connector detail page. new opens a new connector detail page. delete removes the selected connector after confirmation. connector actions the connectors branch provides refresh, list connectors, add connector, import connector from file, and import connector from cloud. a selected connector provides set diagram filter, add to diagram filter, edit connector, delete connector, dwh wizard, refresh used sources, refresh all sources, export connector to file, and export connector to cloud. the excel connector type is displayed with the excel connector icon when connector nodes are rendered. related topics connector types connector connectors list connector page"} ,{"id":386708347106,"name":"CSV","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/connector-types/connector-types-csv","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Connector types › CSV","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types connector types csv overview csv is the connector type for delimited text files. in the repository seed data it is stored as csv with connectortypeid = 3, the description csv file, ole db behavior disabled, and the azure source type fileserver. function use the csv connector type when a connector should read delimited text files and store the parsing settings on the connector record. when csv is selected in the connector detail page, analyticscreator hides the generic connection-string editor, the template action, and the test connection action. it shows the csv-specific fields for header handling, encoding, locale, format, and delimiters instead. saving a csv connector requires a connector name and connector type. analyticscreator leaves the generic connection string empty, saves the csv parsing options, saves the selected azure source type, and refreshes the navigation tree. access csv connector type configuration is opened through the common connector editor. the connector type itself is selected in the connector type field. how to access navigation tree data warehouse -> connectors -> add connector, or data warehouse -> connectors -> connector -> edit connector toolbar sources -> new connector -> add, or sources -> list -> connectors diagram not direct. edit a csv connector from the connectors list or connector node. visual element connector detail page, connectors list, and connectors navigation-tree node. screen overview the connector detail page contains the following visible fields and actions when the csv connector type is selected. id property description 1 you can use #encrypted_string# alias instead of plain-text passwords. you can add encrypted string using options->encrypted strings help text shown at the top of the connector page. for csv, the generic connection-string editor is hidden after this connector type is selected. 2 connector name connector name. saving requires a non-empty value. 3 connector type select csv. 4 azure source type stores the azure source type associated with the connector. the seeded csv connector type uses fileserver. 5 do not store connection string in cfg.ssis__configurations stores the connector's ssis-configuration flag. the csv connector keeps parsing settings in csv-specific fields rather than in the generic connection-string box. 6 column names first row indicates whether the first row contains column names. the new csv default is selected. 7 unicode indicates whether the file uses unicode encoding. the new csv default is cleared. 8 locale locale used for parsing. the new csv default is english. 9 code page code page used for parsing. if no code page item is selected, analyticscreator saves 1252. 10 format csv format value. the new csv default is 0. 11 text qualifier character used to qualify text values. the new csv default is empty. 12 header row delimiter (use {cr}, {lf} and {t}) delimiter used between header rows. the new csv default is {cr}{lf}. 13 header rows to skip number of header rows skipped before reading data. the new csv default is 0. 14 row delimiter (use {cr}, {lf} and {t}) delimiter used between data rows. the new csv default is {cr}{lf}. 15 column delimiter (use {cr}, {lf} and {t}) delimiter used between columns. the new csv default is ;. 16 save saves the connector, refreshes the navigation tree, and reloads the saved connector page. 17 cancel returns to the previous page. if there are unsaved changes, analyticscreator asks whether to save or cancel the navigation. list behavior the connectors list filters by connector name, connector type id, connection string, locale, code page, or format. the list grid shows connectorname, connectortype, and connectionstring. double-clicking a connector opens it in the connector detail page. new opens a new connector detail page. delete removes the selected connector after confirmation. connector actions the connectors branch provides refresh, list connectors, add connector, import connector from file, and import connector from cloud. a selected connector provides set diagram filter, add to diagram filter, edit connector, delete connector, dwh wizard, refresh used sources, refresh all sources, export connector to file, and export connector to cloud. when source reading is started from a csv connector, analyticscreator opens the source definition page directly. previewing a csv source opens the source path instead of the generic preview dialog. the csv connector type is displayed with the text-file connector icon when connector nodes are rendered. related topics connector types connector connectors list connector page"} ,{"id":386708347104,"name":"Access","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/connector-types/connector-types-access","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Connector types › Access","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types connector types access overview access is the connector type for microsoft access database files in analyticscreator. function use this connector type when a source system is delivered as an access database file. the connector editor stores the connector name, selected connector type, connection string, and optional connection-string template so analyticscreator can read metadata and data from the access database. access access is selected in the connector editor from the connector type dropdown. after it is selected, the editor uses the standard connection-string area and provides a template for a microsoft access file connection. how to access navigation tree use connectors -> add connector. for an existing connector, use connectors -> connector name -> edit connector. toolbar use sources -> new connector -> add. to edit, use sources -> list -> connectors and open the connector. diagram not opened directly from the diagram. access connectors can be used later by source and warehouse workflows. visual element new connector or edit connector page with the connector form. screen overview the access connector type is configured in the connector editor after selecting access in the connector-type dropdown. id property description 1 connector name enter a business name for the access connector. 2 connector type select access for a microsoft access database file. 3 connection string stores the connection details for the access database file. 4 template inserts the standard access connection-string pattern so the file path can be filled in. 5 test connection checks whether analyticscreator can open the configured access connection. 6 save saves the connector configuration. 7 cancel leaves the editor without saving the current changes. related topics azure blob csv direct excel"} ,{"id":386708347112,"name":"OLEDB","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/connector-types/connector-types-oledb","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Connector types › OLEDB","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types connector types oledb overview oledb is the connector type for generic ole db data sources. in the repository seed data it is stored as oledb with connectortypeid = 6, the description oledb driver, ole db behavior enabled, and the azure source type odbc. function use the oledb connector type when a connector should read from a data source through a manually entered ole db connection string. when oledb is selected in the connector detail page, analyticscreator shows the standard connection-string editor, the template action, and the test connection action. this connector type does not provide a predefined oledb-specific template, so enter the complete connection string for the required ole db provider. saving an oledb connector requires a connector name and connector type. if a connection string is present, analyticscreator uses ole db provider metadata to detect the quoted identifier, saves the connector, and refreshes the navigation tree. access oledb connector type configuration is opened through the common connector editor. the connector type itself is selected in the connector type field. how to access navigation tree data warehouse -> connectors -> add connector, or data warehouse -> connectors -> connector -> edit connector toolbar sources -> new connector -> add, or sources -> list -> connectors diagram not direct. edit an oledb connector from the connectors list or connector node. visual element connector detail page, connectors list, and connectors navigation-tree node. screen overview the connector detail page contains the following visible fields and actions when the oledb connector type is selected. id property description 1 you can use #encrypted_string# alias instead of plain-text passwords. you can add encrypted string using options->encrypted strings help text shown at the top of the connector page. the connection-string context menu can insert an encrypted-string alias. 2 connector name connector name. saving requires a non-empty value. 3 connector type select oledb. 4 azure source type stores the azure source type associated with the connector. the seeded oledb connector type uses odbc. 5 do not store connection string in cfg.ssis__configurations controls whether the connector connection string is excluded from ssis configuration storage. 6 connection string ole db connection string for the selected provider and data source. 7 template the action is available in the connector editor, but the oledb connector type does not insert a predefined template. 8 test connection decrypts encrypted-string aliases if used, opens the connection through ole db, and shows a success message when the connection opens. 9 save saves the connector, detects the quoted identifier from the ole db provider when a connection string is present, refreshes the navigation tree, and reloads the saved connector page. 10 cancel returns to the previous page. if there are unsaved changes, analyticscreator asks whether to save or cancel the navigation. list behavior the connectors list filters by connector name, connector type id, connection string, locale, code page, or format. the list grid shows connectorname, connectortype, and connectionstring. double-clicking a connector opens it in the connector detail page. new opens a new connector detail page. delete removes the selected connector after confirmation. connector actions the connectors branch provides refresh, list connectors, add connector, import connector from file, and import connector from cloud. a selected connector provides set diagram filter, add to diagram filter, edit connector, delete connector, dwh wizard, refresh used sources, refresh all sources, export connector to file, and export connector to cloud. the oledb connector type is displayed with the generic database source connector icon when connector nodes are rendered. related topics connector types connector connectors list connector page"} ,{"id":386708347115,"name":"SAP","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/connector-types/connector-types-sap","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Connector types › SAP","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types connector types sap overview sap is the connector type for sap data sources reached through the sap connector integration. in the repository seed data it is stored as sap with connectortypeid = 7, the description sap using theobald connector, sap-specific behavior enabled, and the azure source type saptable. function use the sap connector type when a connector should read sap tables or sap-related source structures through an sap connection string. when sap is selected in the connector detail page, analyticscreator shows the standard connection-string editor, the template action, and the test connection action. selecting the connector type inserts the sap connection-string template, and the template action can insert it again if needed. testing a sap connector decrypts encrypted-string aliases, opens the sap connection, and closes it again after the connection check succeeds. saving a sap connector requires a connector name and connector type, stores the connection string, keeps the quoted identifier unset, saves the connector, and refreshes the navigation tree. access sap connector type configuration is opened through the common connector editor. the connector type itself is selected in the connector type field. how to access navigation tree data warehouse -> connectors -> add connector, or data warehouse -> connectors -> connector -> edit connector toolbar sources -> new connector -> add, or sources -> list -> connectors diagram not direct. edit a sap connector from the connectors list or connector node. visual element connector detail page, connectors list, and connectors navigation-tree node. screen overview the connector detail page contains the following visible fields and actions when the sap connector type is selected. id property description 1 you can use #encrypted_string# alias instead of plain-text passwords. you can add encrypted string using options->encrypted strings help text shown at the top of the connector page. the connection-string context menu can insert an encrypted-string alias. 2 connector name connector name. saving requires a non-empty value. 3 connector type select sap. 4 azure source type stores the azure source type associated with the connector. the seeded sap connector type uses saptable. 5 do not store connection string in cfg.ssis__configurations controls whether the connector connection string is excluded from ssis configuration storage. 6 connection string sap connection string used by the connector. the template format is ashost=[hostname] sysnr=[system_number] client=[mandant] lang=[lanquage] user=[user] passwd=[password]. 7 template inserts the sap connection-string template into the connection string field. 8 test connection decrypts encrypted-string aliases if used, opens the sap connection, closes it, and shows a success message when the connection opens. 9 save saves the connector, stores the sap connection string, keeps the quoted identifier unset, refreshes the navigation tree, and reloads the saved connector page. 10 cancel returns to the previous page. if there are unsaved changes, analyticscreator asks whether to save or cancel the navigation. list behavior the connectors list filters by connector name, connector type id, connection string, locale, code page, or format. the list grid shows connectorname, connectortype, and connectionstring. double-clicking a connector opens it in the connector detail page. new opens a new connector detail page. delete removes the selected connector after confirmation. connector actions the connectors branch provides refresh, list connectors, add connector, import connector from file, and import connector from cloud. a selected connector provides set diagram filter, add to diagram filter, edit connector, delete connector, dwh wizard, refresh used sources, refresh all sources, export connector to file, and export connector to cloud. the sap connector type is displayed with the sap connector icon when connector nodes are rendered. related topics connector types connector connectors list connector page"} ,{"id":386708347111,"name":"ODBC","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/connector-types/connector-types-odbc","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Connector types › ODBC","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types connector types odbc overview odbc is the connector type for data sources reached through an odbc connection string. in the repository seed data it is stored as odbc with connectortypeid = 8, the description odbc driver, ole db behavior disabled, and the azure source type odbc. function use the odbc connector type when a connector should read from a data source through an odbc data source name or odbc connection string. when odbc is selected in the connector detail page, analyticscreator shows the standard connection-string editor, the template action, and the test connection action. selecting the connector type inserts the odbc connection-string template, and the template action can insert it again if needed. saving an odbc connector requires a connector name and connector type. if a connection string is present, analyticscreator opens the odbc connection, reads the data-source information schema, uses the quoted-identifier pattern when it is available, saves the connector, and refreshes the navigation tree. access odbc connector type configuration is opened through the common connector editor. the connector type itself is selected in the connector type field. how to access navigation tree data warehouse -> connectors -> add connector, or data warehouse -> connectors -> connector -> edit connector toolbar sources -> new connector -> add, or sources -> list -> connectors diagram not direct. edit an odbc connector from the connectors list or connector node. visual element connector detail page, connectors list, and connectors navigation-tree node. screen overview the connector detail page contains the following visible fields and actions when the odbc connector type is selected. id property description 1 you can use #encrypted_string# alias instead of plain-text passwords. you can add encrypted string using options->encrypted strings help text shown at the top of the connector page. the connection-string context menu can insert an encrypted-string alias. 2 connector name connector name. saving requires a non-empty value. 3 connector type select odbc. 4 azure source type stores the azure source type associated with the connector. the seeded odbc connector type uses odbc. 5 do not store connection string in cfg.ssis__configurations controls whether the connector connection string is excluded from ssis configuration storage. 6 connection string odbc connection string used by the connector. the template format is dsn=[dsn];uid=[user];pwd=[password]. 7 template inserts the odbc connection-string template into the connection string field. 8 test connection decrypts encrypted-string aliases if used, opens the connection through odbc, closes it, and shows a success message when the connection opens. 9 save saves the connector, detects the quoted identifier from odbc data-source metadata when the schema exposes it, refreshes the navigation tree, and reloads the saved connector page. 10 cancel returns to the previous page. if there are unsaved changes, analyticscreator asks whether to save or cancel the navigation. list behavior the connectors list filters by connector name, connector type id, connection string, locale, code page, or format. the list grid shows connectorname, connectortype, and connectionstring. double-clicking a connector opens it in the connector detail page. new opens a new connector detail page. delete removes the selected connector after confirmation. connector actions the connectors branch provides refresh, list connectors, add connector, import connector from file, and import connector from cloud. a selected connector provides set diagram filter, add to diagram filter, edit connector, delete connector, dwh wizard, refresh used sources, refresh all sources, export connector to file, and export connector to cloud. the odbc connector type is displayed with the generic database source connector icon when connector nodes are rendered. related topics connector types connector connectors list connector page"} ,{"id":386708347107,"name":"Direct","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/connector-types/connector-types-direct","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Connector types › Direct","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types connector types direct overview direct is the connector type for direct database access. in the repository seed data it is stored as direct with connectortypeid = 9, the description direct access, ole db behavior disabled, and the azure source type azuresqldatabase. function use the direct connector type when a connector should reference an existing sql database directly through server and database metadata instead of a generic connection string. when direct is selected in the connector detail page, analyticscreator hides the generic connection-string editor and the template action. it shows the direct-specific fields server name, database name, server sqlcmd variable, and database sqlcmd variable. saving a direct connector requires a connector name, connector type, and database name. analyticscreator validates the sqlcmd variable fields, stores the server and database values on the connector record, leaves the generic connection string empty, saves the selected azure source type, and refreshes the navigation tree. access direct connector type configuration is opened through the common connector editor. the connector type itself is selected in the connector type field. how to access navigation tree data warehouse -> connectors -> add connector, or data warehouse -> connectors -> connector -> edit connector toolbar sources -> new connector -> add, or sources -> list -> connectors diagram not direct. edit a direct connector from the connectors list or connector node. visual element connector detail page, connectors list, and connectors navigation-tree node. screen overview the connector detail page contains the following visible fields and actions when the direct connector type is selected. id property description 1 you can use #encrypted_string# alias instead of plain-text passwords. you can add encrypted string using options->encrypted strings help text shown at the top of the connector page. for direct, the generic connection-string editor is hidden after this connector type is selected. 2 connector name connector name. saving requires a non-empty value. 3 connector type select direct. 4 azure source type stores the azure source type associated with the connector. the seeded direct connector type uses azuresqldatabase. 5 do not store connection string in cfg.ssis__configurations stores the connector's ssis-configuration flag. the direct connector keeps server and database settings in direct-specific fields rather than in the generic connection-string box. 6 server name optional sql server name. the connection test prefixes the database reference with this server when the value is present. 7 database name target database name. saving a direct connector requires this field. 8 server sqlcmd variable sqlcmd variable for the server name. analyticscreator validates the variable text before saving. 9 database sqlcmd variable sqlcmd variable for the database name. analyticscreator validates the variable text before saving. 10 test connection runs a simple query against the configured database reference, using the server name when present, and shows a success message when the query completes. 11 save saves the connector, refreshes the navigation tree, and reloads the saved connector page. 12 cancel returns to the previous page. if there are unsaved changes, analyticscreator asks whether to save or cancel the navigation. list behavior the connectors list filters by connector name, connector type id, connection string, locale, code page, or format. the list grid shows connectorname, connectortype, and connectionstring. double-clicking a connector opens it in the connector detail page. new opens a new connector detail page. delete removes the selected connector after confirmation. connector actions the connectors branch provides refresh, list connectors, add connector, import connector from file, and import connector from cloud. a selected connector provides set diagram filter, add to diagram filter, edit connector, delete connector, dwh wizard, refresh used sources, refresh all sources, export connector to file, and export connector to cloud. the direct connector type is displayed with the direct-link connector icon when connector nodes are rendered. related topics connector types connector connectors list connector page"} ,{"id":386708347113,"name":"OLEDB.NET","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/connector-types/connector-types-oledb-net","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Connector types › OLEDB.NET","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types connector types oledb.net overview oledb.net is the connector type for ole db data sources handled through the .net connector path. in the repository seed data it is stored as oledb.net with connectortypeid = 10, the description oledb using .net, ole db behavior enabled, and the azure source type odbc. function use the oledb.net connector type when a connector should read from a data source through a manually entered ole db connection string in the .net connector category. when oledb.net is selected in the connector detail page, analyticscreator shows the standard connection-string editor, the template action, and the test connection action. this connector type does not provide a predefined oledb.net-specific template, so enter the complete connection string for the required ole db provider. saving an oledb.net connector requires a connector name and connector type. if a connection string is present, analyticscreator uses ole db provider metadata to detect the quoted identifier, defaults it to a double quote when no provider value is returned, saves the connector, and refreshes the navigation tree. access oledb.net connector type configuration is opened through the common connector editor. the connector type itself is selected in the connector type field. how to access navigation tree data warehouse -> connectors -> add connector, or data warehouse -> connectors -> connector -> edit connector toolbar sources -> new connector -> add, or sources -> list -> connectors diagram not direct. edit an oledb.net connector from the connectors list or connector node. visual element connector detail page, connectors list, and connectors navigation-tree node. screen overview the connector detail page contains the following visible fields and actions when the oledb.net connector type is selected. id property description 1 you can use #encrypted_string# alias instead of plain-text passwords. you can add encrypted string using options->encrypted strings help text shown at the top of the connector page. the connection-string context menu can insert an encrypted-string alias. 2 connector name connector name. saving requires a non-empty value. 3 connector type select oledb.net. 4 azure source type stores the azure source type associated with the connector. the seeded oledb.net connector type uses odbc. 5 do not store connection string in cfg.ssis__configurations controls whether the connector connection string is excluded from ssis configuration storage. 6 connection string ole db connection string for the selected provider and data source. 7 template the action is available in the connector editor, but the oledb.net connector type does not insert a predefined template. 8 test connection decrypts encrypted-string aliases if used, opens the connection through ole db, and shows a success message when the connection opens. 9 save saves the connector, detects the quoted identifier from the ole db provider when a connection string is present, refreshes the navigation tree, and reloads the saved connector page. 10 cancel returns to the previous page. if there are unsaved changes, analyticscreator asks whether to save or cancel the navigation. list behavior the connectors list filters by connector name, connector type id, connection string, locale, code page, or format. the list grid shows connectorname, connectortype, and connectionstring. double-clicking a connector opens it in the connector detail page. new opens a new connector detail page. delete removes the selected connector after confirmation. connector actions the connectors branch provides refresh, list connectors, add connector, import connector from file, and import connector from cloud. a selected connector provides set diagram filter, add to diagram filter, edit connector, delete connector, dwh wizard, refresh used sources, refresh all sources, export connector to file, and export connector to cloud. the oledb.net connector type is displayed with the generic database source connector icon when connector nodes are rendered. related topics connector types connector connectors list connector page"} ,{"id":386708347105,"name":"Azure BLOB","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/connector-types/connector-types-azure-blob","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Connector types › Azure BLOB","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types connector types azure blob overview azure blob is the connector type for azure blob storage sources. in the repository seed data it is stored as azure blob with connectortypeid = 11, the description azure blob storage, ole db behavior disabled, and the azure source type azureblobstorage. function use the azure blob connector type when a connector should read source data from an azure blob storage account. when azure blob is selected in the connector detail page, analyticscreator hides the generic connection-string editor and the template action. it shows the azure-specific fields storage account and azure key instead. saving an azure blob connector requires a connector name and connector type. analyticscreator stores the storage account and azure key on the connector record, leaves the generic connection string empty, saves the selected azure source type, and refreshes the navigation tree. access azure blob connector type configuration is opened through the common connector editor. the connector type itself is selected in the connector type field. how to access navigation tree data warehouse -> connectors -> add connector, or data warehouse -> connectors -> connector -> edit connector toolbar sources -> new connector -> add, or sources -> list -> connectors diagram not direct. edit an azure blob connector from the connectors list or connector node. visual element connector detail page, connectors list, and connectors navigation-tree node. screen overview the connector detail page contains the following visible fields and actions when the azure blob connector type is selected. id property description 1 you can use #encrypted_string# alias instead of plain-text passwords. you can add encrypted string using options->encrypted strings help text shown at the top of the connector page. for azure blob, the generic connection-string editor is hidden after this connector type is selected. 2 connector name connector name. saving requires a non-empty value. 3 connector type select azure blob. 4 azure source type stores the azure source type associated with the connector. the seeded azure blob connector type uses azureblobstorage. 5 do not store connection string in cfg.ssis__configurations stores the connector's ssis-configuration flag. the azure blob connector itself keeps account information in azure-specific fields rather than in the generic connection-string box. 6 storage account azure blob storage account name. analyticscreator uses it to build the endpoint https://{account}.blob.core.windows.net for connection testing. 7 azure key azure storage account key. the field is saved on the connector record and used as storage credentials when testing the connection. 8 test connection creates an azure blob client for the storage-account endpoint, uses the entered key when present, and lists containers to verify access. a success message is shown when the test completes. 9 save saves the connector, refreshes the navigation tree, and reloads the saved connector page. 10 cancel returns to the previous page. if there are unsaved changes, analyticscreator asks whether to save or cancel the navigation. list behavior the connectors list filters by connector name, connector type id, connection string, locale, code page, or format. the list grid shows connectorname, connectortype, and connectionstring. double-clicking a connector opens it in the connector detail page. new opens a new connector detail page. delete removes the selected connector after confirmation. connector actions the connectors branch provides refresh, list connectors, add connector, import connector from file, and import connector from cloud. a selected connector provides set diagram filter, add to diagram filter, edit connector, delete connector, dwh wizard, refresh used sources, refresh all sources, export connector to file, and export connector to cloud. the azure blob connector type is displayed with the cloud-file connector icon when connector nodes are rendered. related topics connector types connector connectors list connector page"} ,{"id":386708347110,"name":"Odata","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/connector-types/connector-types-odata","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Connector types › Odata","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types connector types odata overview odata is the connector type for odata service sources. in the repository seed data it is stored as odata with connectortypeid = 12, the description odata service, ole db behavior disabled, and the azure source type odata. function use the odata connector type when a connector should read source metadata from an odata service endpoint. when odata is selected in the connector detail page, analyticscreator hides the connection-string and template controls and shows the url, authentication, and test connection controls. the authentication modes are none, windows, and basic. login and password fields are shown only when basic authentication is selected. testing an odata connector appends $metadata to the service url and sends an http request to the metadata endpoint. windows authentication uses the current network credentials. basic authentication sends the configured login and password. saving stores the odata url, authentication mode, login, and encrypted password, then refreshes the navigation tree. access odata connector type configuration is opened through the common connector editor. the connector type itself is selected in the connector type field. how to access navigation tree data warehouse -> connectors -> add connector, or data warehouse -> connectors -> connector -> edit connector toolbar sources -> new connector -> add, or sources -> list -> connectors diagram not direct. edit an odata connector from the connectors list or connector node. visual element connector detail page, connectors list, and connectors navigation-tree node. screen overview the connector detail page contains the following visible fields and actions when the odata connector type is selected. id property description 1 you can use #encrypted_string# alias instead of plain-text passwords. you can add encrypted string using options->encrypted strings help text shown at the top of the connector page. for odata, the password is encrypted when it is saved. 2 connector name connector name. saving requires a non-empty value. 3 connector type select odata. 4 azure source type stores the azure source type associated with the connector. the seeded odata connector type uses odata. 5 do not store connection string in cfg.ssis__configurations stores the common connector flag. the odata connector itself stores url and authentication fields instead of a connection string. 6 url odata service url. test connection appends $metadata to this url before sending the request. 7 authentication authentication mode. available values are none, windows, and basic. new odata connectors default to none. 8 login login field shown when basic authentication is selected. 9 password password field shown when basic authentication is selected. the password is encrypted before it is stored. 10 test connection requests the odata metadata endpoint. windows authentication uses current network credentials; basic authentication sends the configured login and password. 11 save saves the connector, stores the odata url, authentication mode, login, and encrypted password, refreshes the navigation tree, and reloads the saved connector page. 12 cancel returns to the previous page. if there are unsaved changes, analyticscreator asks whether to save or cancel the navigation. list behavior the connectors list filters by connector name, connector type id, connection string, locale, code page, or format. the list grid shows connectorname, connectortype, and connectionstring. double-clicking a connector opens it in the connector detail page. new opens a new connector detail page. delete removes the selected connector after confirmation. connector actions the connectors branch provides refresh, list connectors, add connector, import connector from file, and import connector from cloud. a selected connector provides set diagram filter, add to diagram filter, edit connector, delete connector, dwh wizard, refresh used sources, refresh all sources, export connector to file, and export connector to cloud. the odata connector type is displayed with the web-service connector icon when connector nodes are rendered. related topics connector types connector connectors list connector page"} ,{"id":383509396687,"name":"Source types","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/source-types","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Source types","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types source types source types define how data is read into analyticscreator and how the source object behaves during import and processing. use this section to understand the available source types and choose the appropriate one for your source system and loading pattern. available source types table use a table source when data should be read directly from a physical source table. direct table-based import typical default source type suitable for standard relational loading open reference query use a query source when the input should be defined by a custom sql statement instead of a direct table reference. custom query-based source definition useful for filtered or pre-shaped input more flexible than direct table access open reference sap deltaq use sap deltaq when loading sap extractor-based data with delta handling. sap-specific source type supports extractor-oriented loading scenarios relevant for delta-based sap integration open reference view use a view source when data should be read from a database view instead of a physical table. view-based source access useful for predefined source abstraction suitable when logic is already encapsulated in the source open reference how to choose a source type use table for standard relational source loading use view when the source system already exposes the required structure through a database view use query when the source needs custom filtering or shaping before import use sap deltaq for sap extractor scenarios with delta-oriented loading behavior key takeaway source types define how source data is accessed and should be selected based on the technical structure and loading behavior of the source system."} ,{"id":386708347123,"name":"Table","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/source-types/entity-types-source-types-table","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Source types › Table","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types source types table overview table is the default source type for new sources. in the repository seed data it is stored as table with sourcetypeid = 1 and the description table. function use the table source type when a source is based on table-shaped metadata rather than a manually entered sql query or an sap delta source. when table is selected in the define source page, analyticscreator keeps the definition tab available for source-column metadata and hides the query tab. saving a table source clears the stored query text, requires a source name and connector, and saves the source fields and column definitions. connector selection controls which extra fields are visible. csv connectors are limited to the table source type and can use get csv structure to replace the source-column grid from the selected file. sap connectors allow table, sap_deltaq, and sap_odp. odata connectors can use table together with the odata resource fields shown by the connector. access table source type configuration is opened through the common define source page. the source type itself is selected in the type field, except for csv connectors where the type field is hidden and table is used automatically. how to access navigation tree sources -> connector -> create new source, sources -> connector -> read source from connector, or sources -> source -> edit source toolbar sources -> list -> sources diagram not direct. edit a table source from the sources list or source navigation-tree node. visual element define source page, type list, definition tab, sources list, and source navigation-tree node. screen overview the define source page contains the following visible fields and actions when the table source type is selected. id property description 1 source name source name. saving requires a non-empty value. when a csv file is selected with the file picker and the source name is empty, analyticscreator fills it from the file name. 2 source schema source schema. for azure blob connectors the label changes to directory and saving requires a value. 3 connector connector used by the source. saving requires a selected connector and prevents changing an existing source to a connector of another connector type. 4 group optional source group. the list is populated from existing source groups and can also accept typed text. 5 type select table. new sources default to sourcetypeid 1. for csv connectors the type field is hidden and the available source type is table only. 6 friendly name friendly display name stored with the source. 7 anonymization check statement optional anonymization check statement for the source. 8 description description stored with the source. 9 path file path field used by csv sources. the ... button opens a file picker for csv, txt, or any file. 10 process files in directory enables the directory-processing fields for file-oriented connectors. 11 directory directory used when files are processed from a folder. 12 file extension file specification stored for directory processing. 13 include subdirectories controls whether directory processing includes subdirectories. 14 definition tab that contains the source-column grid. this tab remains visible for table sources. 15 query tab hidden for table sources. saving a table source clears the stored query value. 16 column name source-column name in the definition grid. 17 ordernr source-column order number. 18 data type source-column data type. the list is populated from the selected connector type. 19 maxlength, numprec, numscale length, numeric precision, and numeric scale values for the source column. 20 nullable controls whether the source column allows null values. 21 pk ordinal position primary-key ordinal position for the source column. 22 anonymize anonymization option. values come from the columns_anonymization_types parameter, with a fallback of no and yes. 23 friendly name friendly display name for the source column. 24 display folder display folder value for the source column. 25 referenced column optional reference to a source column that is the single primary-key column of another source. 26 references read-only reference information for the source column. 27 description description for the source column. 28 get csv structure csv-only action. if a path is set, analyticscreator parses the file, replaces existing source columns after confirmation, and fills data types, lengths, precision, scale, and text qualification. 29 constraints opens the source constraints dialog for a stored source. new unsaved sources must be saved before constraints can be edited. 30 save saves the source definition, clears query text for table sources, submits changes, and refreshes the navigation tree when a new source is created or the source name changes. 31 cancel returns to the previous page. if there are unsaved changes, analyticscreator asks whether to save or cancel the navigation. list behavior the sources list can be opened globally from the sources toolbar tab or scoped to a connector from the connector node. the search filter matches source description, connector name, source schema, or source name. the list grid shows source schema, source name, connector, type, path, friendly name, and description. double-clicking a source opens it in the define source page. delete removes the selected source after confirmation. source actions the sources branch provides refresh, dwh wizard, list sources, create new source, and read source from connector. a selected source provides locate in diagram, set diagram filter, add to diagram filter, edit source, delete source, add import, add export, refresh structure, preview data, and show reference diagram. related topics source types query sources list source page"} ,{"id":386708347120,"name":"Query","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/source-types/entity-types-source-types-query","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Source types › Query","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types source types query overview query is the source type for sources defined by sql query text. in the repository seed data it is stored as query with sourcetypeid = 4 and the description sql query. function use the query source type when a source should be read from a custom sql statement instead of from a physical table or view selected directly from source metadata. when query is selected in the define source page, analyticscreator shows the query tab and changes the secondary action button to test query. the entered query is stored on the source only while the source type remains query. saving a query source requires a source name, a connector, and non-empty query text. if the query text changed, analyticscreator refreshes the source structure after saving and then shows the refresh log when messages or errors are available. access query source type configuration is opened through the common define source page. the source type itself is selected in the type field. how to access navigation tree sources -> connector -> create new source, or sources -> source -> edit source toolbar sources -> list -> sources diagram not direct. edit a query source from the sources list or source navigation-tree node. visual element define source page, type list, query tab, sources list, and source navigation-tree node. screen overview the define source page contains the following visible fields and actions when the query source type is selected. id property description 1 source name source name. saving requires a non-empty value. 2 source schema source schema stored with the source. for azure blob connectors the label changes to directory and saving requires a value. 3 connector connector used to execute the query. saving requires a selected connector and prevents changing an existing source to a connector of another connector type. 4 group optional source group. the list is populated from existing source groups and can also accept typed text. 5 type select query. csv connectors are limited to table and do not expose query. sap connectors expose table, sap_deltaq, and sap_odp. 6 friendly name friendly display name stored with the source. 7 anonymization check statement optional anonymization check statement for the source. 8 description description stored with the source. 9 definition tab that contains the source-column grid. query sources still use this grid for the detected or maintained source-column metadata. 10 query tab shown only when the selected source type is query. 11 query text sql query text stored on the source. saving a query source requires this field to be non-empty. 12 column name source-column name in the definition grid. 13 ordernr source-column order number. 14 data type source-column data type. the list is populated from the selected connector type. 15 maxlength, numprec, numscale length, numeric precision, and numeric scale values for the source column. 16 nullable controls whether the source column allows null values. 17 pk ordinal position primary-key ordinal position for the source column. 18 anonymize anonymization option. values come from the columns_anonymization_types parameter, with a fallback of no and yes. 19 friendly name friendly display name for the source column. 20 display folder display folder value for the source column. 21 referenced column optional reference to a source column that is the single primary-key column of another source. 22 references read-only reference information for the source column. 23 description description for the source column. 24 test query runs the current query text against the selected connector without saving the source. 25 constraints opens the source constraints dialog for a stored source. new unsaved sources must be saved before constraints can be edited. 26 save saves the source. if the query changed and is not empty, analyticscreator refreshes the source structure and can show the refresh log. 27 cancel returns to the previous page. if there are unsaved changes, analyticscreator asks whether to save or cancel the navigation. list behavior the sources list can be opened globally from the sources toolbar tab or scoped to a connector from the connector node. the search filter matches source description, connector name, source schema, or source name. the list grid shows source schema, source name, connector, type, path, friendly name, and description. double-clicking a source opens it in the define source page. delete removes the selected source after confirmation. source actions the sources branch provides refresh, dwh wizard, list sources, create new source, and read source from connector. a selected source provides locate in diagram, set diagram filter, add to diagram filter, edit source, delete source, add import, add export, refresh structure, preview data, and show reference diagram. related topics source types table sources list source page"} ,{"id":386708347121,"name":"SAP_DELTAQ","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/source-types/entity-types-source-types-sap-deltaq","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Source types › SAP_DELTAQ","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types source types sap_deltaq overview sap_deltaq is the source type for sap delta queue sources. in the repository seed data it is stored as sap_deltaq with sourcetypeid = 3 and the description sap delta queue. function when sap_deltaq is selected on an sap connector, analyticscreator shows the sap deltaq/odp panel in deltaq mode. the panel stores the extractor, update mode, auto sync flag, deltaq type, log destination, and rfc destination for the source. sap_deltaq is only offered for sap connectors. csv connectors are limited to table, sap connectors offer table, sap_deltaq, and sap_odp, and generic non-sap connectors exclude sap_deltaq. access use the source read flow on an sap connector to create a sap_deltaq source, or open an existing source and set the type field to sap_deltaq on the define source page. how to access navigation tree sources -> connector -> read source from connector, or sources -> source -> edit source toolbar home -> dwh wizard, or sources -> sources diagram not direct. use the source list, connector context menu, or dwh wizard. visual element define source -> type -> sap_deltaq; sap deltaq/odp panel screen overview id property description 1 source name name of the source object. 2 source schema schema or sap namespace stored with the source. 3 connector sap connector used to read the deltaq source metadata. 4 group optional source grouping value. 5 type selects the source type. sap_deltaq is visible only for sap connectors. 6 friendly name optional display name for the source. 7 anonymization check statement optional statement used by anonymization checks. 8 description description stored on the source. 9 definition tab containing the source-column grid. 10 column name column name returned for the deltaq source. 11 ordernr display and processing order for the source column. 12 data type connector-specific data type for the column. 13 maxlength / numprec / numscale length, precision, and scale metadata for the column. 14 nullable marks whether the source column can contain null values. 15 pk ordinal position primary-key position when source metadata provides a key. 16 anonymize anonymization option. values come from the columns_anonymization_types parameter, with a fallback of no and yes. 17 friendly name friendly column name, often filled from sap text metadata when available. 18 display folder optional display folder for downstream model organization. 19 referenced column optional reference to another source column. 20 references reference metadata associated with the source column. 21 short text / medium text / long text sap text columns shown for sap connectors and saved with imported deltaq column metadata. 22 sap deltaq/odp panel shown when sap_deltaq or sap_odp is selected on an sap connector. 23 extractor deltaq extractor name stored in the sap_dq_extract field. 24 mode update mode selected from sap_deltaq_updatemodes, such as f - full, d - delta updates, c - delta initialisation, s - delta init (without data), r - repeat, i - generate initial status, a - activate (don't extract), or v - ssis variable. 25 auto sync. stores the sap_dq_autosync flag. the read-source wizard also persists this choice in the sap_deltaq_autosync parameter. 26 type deltaq type selected from sap_deltaq_types, including attributes, transactional data, text, hierarchy nodes, datasource append, or operational data store. 27 log.destination sap logical system. when the connector has a connection string, the list is read from sap; otherwise the field remains editable. 28 rfc destination sap rfc destination. when selected from sap metadata, the matching rfc url is stored with the source. 29 constraints opens constraints for an existing source. 30 cancel returns to the previous page without saving changes. 31 save saves the source. the editor requires a source name and connector; the read-source wizard additionally requires log.destination, mode, and rfc destination for deltaq creation. read-source behavior in the read-source wizard, sap connectors expose the tables, deltaq, and odp selectors. the seed parameter dwhwizard_sap_deltaq controls whether deltaq search is enabled by default. for a new sap_deltaq source, analyticscreator stores the selected update mode, log destination, rfc destination, rfc url, deltaq type, extractor, transfer mode, and auto-sync flag. transfer mode is saved from the idoc or trfc choice and persisted in the sap_deltaq_transfermode parameter. list behavior the sources list shows source schema, source name, connector, type, path, friendly name, and description. its search box matches description, connector name, source schema, and source name. double-click opens the selected source in the define source page. source actions the source tree exposes source actions such as edit source, delete source, add import, add export, refresh structure, preview data, and show reference diagram. sap deltaq preview is blocked by the sap preview logic with the message cannot preview deltaq. related topics query sap_odp table view"} ,{"id":386708347122,"name":"SAP_ODP","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/source-types/entity-types-source-types-sap-odp","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Source types › SAP_ODP","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types source types sap_odp overview sap_odp is the source type for sap operational data provisioning sources. in the repository seed data it is stored as sap_odp with sourcetypeid = 5 and the description sap odp. function when sap_odp is selected on an sap connector, analyticscreator shows the sap deltaq/odp panel in odp mode. the panel stores the odp context, update mode, auto sync flag, semantic value, and the full or delta support flags for the source. the odp-specific editor behavior is activated for sap connectors. csv connectors are limited to table, sap connectors offer table, sap_deltaq, and sap_odp, and generic non-sap connectors exclude sap_deltaq. access use the source read flow on an sap connector to create a sap_odp source, or open an existing source and set the type field to sap_odp on the define source page. how to access navigation tree sources -> connector -> read source from connector, or sources -> source -> edit source toolbar home -> dwh wizard, or sources -> sources diagram not direct. use the source list, connector context menu, or dwh wizard. visual element define source -> type -> sap_odp; sap deltaq/odp panel screen overview id property description 1 source name name of the source object. 2 source schema schema or sap namespace stored with the source. 3 connector sap connector used to read odp metadata. 4 group optional source grouping value. 5 type selects the source type. sap_odp opens the odp-specific panel when the selected connector is sap. 6 friendly name optional display name for the source. 7 anonymization check statement optional statement used by anonymization checks. 8 description description stored on the source. 9 definition tab containing the source-column grid. 10 column name column name returned for the odp source. 11 ordernr display and processing order for the source column. 12 data type connector-specific data type for the column. 13 maxlength / numprec / numscale length, precision, and scale metadata for the column. 14 nullable marks whether the source column can contain null values. 15 pk ordinal position primary-key position. in delta mode, analyticscreator adds ts_sequence_number as a generated key column. 16 anonymize anonymization option. values come from the columns_anonymization_types parameter, with a fallback of no and yes. 17 friendly name friendly column name, often filled from sap text metadata when available. 18 display folder optional display folder for downstream model organization. 19 referenced column optional reference to another source column. 20 references reference metadata associated with the source column. 21 short text / medium text / long text sap text columns shown for sap connectors and saved with imported odp column metadata. 22 sap deltaq/odp panel shown when sap_deltaq or sap_odp is selected on an sap connector. 23 context odp context stored in the sap_odp_context field. the odp editor relabels the extractor field to context. 24 mode odp update mode selected from sap_deltaq_updatemodes rows that have descriptionodp, such as full, delta with extract data on init, or delta with no extract data on init. 25 auto sync. stores the sap_dq_autosync flag. the read-source wizard labels the same choice as auto-sync subscription and persists it through the sap_deltaq_autosync parameter. 26 semantic semantic value stored in sap_odp_semantic. seeded values include hierarchy, transactionaldataorfacts, masterdataorattributes, texts, view, and none. 27 supports full indicates whether the sap odp provider supports full extraction. 28 supports delta indicates whether the sap odp provider supports delta extraction. 29 type / log.destination / rfc destination hidden for sap_odp. these deltaq-only controls are disabled when odp mode is selected. 30 constraints opens constraints for an existing source. 31 cancel returns to the previous page without saving changes. 32 save saves the source. the editor requires a source name and connector; odp-specific values are stored from the sap deltaq/odp panel. read-source behavior in the read-source wizard, sap connectors expose the tables, deltaq, and odp selectors. the seed parameter dwhwizard_sap_odp controls whether odp search is enabled by default. when an odp source is selected, analyticscreator reads odp details from sap, stores the provider context, semantic value, full-support flag, delta-support flag, update mode, and auto-sync setting, and then imports the odp columns. the available odp modes are filtered by the provider capability: full when full extraction is supported, and delta modes when delta extraction is supported. list behavior the sources list shows source schema, source name, connector, type, path, friendly name, and description. its search box matches description, connector name, source schema, and source name. double-click opens the selected source in the define source page. source actions the source tree exposes source actions such as edit source, delete source, add import, add export, refresh structure, preview data, and show reference diagram. sap odp preview uses the sap odp direct-read logic and omits generated technical columns such as ts_sequence_number, odq_changemode, and odq_entitycntr from the preview table. related topics query sap_deltaq table view"} ,{"id":386708347124,"name":"VIEW","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/source-types/entity-types-source-types-view","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Source types › VIEW","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types source types view overview view is the source type for database views. in the analyticscreator source type list it is stored as sourcetypeid = 2, type_name = view, and description = view. function view uses the shared define source page for metadata-based sources. the definition tab stores the view columns, while the query tab is hidden because query text is only stored for the query source type. connector metadata can classify returned objects as database views and map them to view. csv connectors are limited to table in the type selector, sap connectors offer table, sap_deltaq, and sap_odp, and the generic non-sap selector allows view while excluding sap_deltaq. access use view when a source is read from a connector that returns database views, or edit an existing source and choose view in the type list where the connector selector offers it. how to access navigation tree sources -> connector -> read source from connector, or sources -> source -> edit source toolbar sources -> sources diagram not direct. use the source list or connector context menu. visual element define source -> type -> view; definition tab screen overview id property description 1 source name defines the view name stored for the source. 2 source schema stores the schema returned by the connector metadata, when the connector supplies one. 3 connector selects the connector used to read or refresh the view structure. 4 group assigns the source to a source group. 5 type sets the source type to view. the available type values depend on the selected connector. 6 friendly name stores the display name used for the source. 7 anonymization check statement stores the statement used to check anonymization behavior for the source. 8 description stores the source description shown in source lists and search results. 9 definition tab contains the column grid for the view definition. 10 column name stores the source-column name returned by the connector or entered manually. 11 ordernr defines the display and processing order for the column. 12 data type stores the column data type. 13 maxlength, numprec, numscale store length, numeric precision, and numeric scale metadata for the column. 14 nullable marks whether the view column allows null values. 15 pk ordinal position stores key-position metadata when a key position is available. 16 anonymize selects the anonymization mode for the column. the default mode is no anonymization when no value is set. 17 friendly name stores the display name for the column. 18 display folder stores the folder label used for presentation in downstream metadata. 19 referenced column links the source column to a referenced key column when a relationship is defined. 20 references shows reference information associated with the source column. 21 column description stores the description for the individual source column. 22 short text, medium text, long text show sap text fields when the selected connector exposes sap-specific column metadata. 23 query tab hidden for view. query text is not saved for this source type. 24 sap deltaq and odp panel hidden for view because the panel is only shown for the sap_deltaq and sap_odp source types. 25 get csv structure keeps the non-query button label. it does not turn view into a query source. 26 constraints opens the source constraints dialog for a stored source. 27 save saves the source definition after required fields such as source name and connector are provided. 28 cancel returns to the previous page without saving changes. metadata behavior when sources are read from connector metadata, database view objects are mapped to view. refresh structure uses the selected connector, the stored schema and name, and the view source type to update the column definition. list behavior the sources list shows source schema, source name, connector, type, path, friendly name, and description. search matches description, connector name, source schema, and source name. double-click opens define source. source actions the source context menu exposes edit source, delete source, add import, add export, refresh structure, preview data, and show reference diagram for stored sources. related topics query sap_deltaq sap_odp table"} ,{"id":383509396688,"name":"Table types","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/table-types","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Table types","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types table types table types define how tables behave in analyticscreator and what role they play in the generated data warehouse structure. use this section to understand the available table types and choose the appropriate one for staging, historization, persistence, dimensional modeling, or data vault modeling. available table types import table used to receive source data during import into the staging layer. entry point for source loading filled by generated workflows basis for downstream processing open reference historized table used to store historized data with validity periods and change tracking. supports history over time typical basis for persistent staging common for scd2-style processing open reference persisting table used to materialize transformation results physically instead of keeping them only as views. improves performance for complex logic stores generated output physically maintained by generated procedures open reference dimension table used to store descriptive business entities for dimensional modeling. typical star schema component contains descriptive attributes referenced by fact tables open reference externally filled table used when table content is populated outside the standard analyticscreator-generated loading process. externally maintained data not filled by standard generated import logic useful for integration scenarios open reference fact table used to store measurable business events and transactions in dimensional models. contains measures and foreign keys central table in star schemas supports analytical aggregation open reference datavault hub used to store stable business keys in data vault models. represents core business entities key-centric structure foundation of hub-based modeling open reference datavault link used to store relationships between business entities in data vault models. connects hubs represents business relationships supports scalable model design open reference datavault satellite used to store descriptive and changing attributes in data vault models. contains contextual attributes often historized by design separated from business keys open reference how to choose a table type use import table for source ingestion into staging use historized table when changes over time must be tracked use persisting table when transformation results should be materialized physically use dimension table and fact table for dimensional modeling use externally filled table when data is maintained outside the generated loading process use datavault hub, datavault link, and datavault satellite for data vault models key takeaway table types define how data is stored and modeled in analyticscreator, from source ingestion and historization to dimensional and data vault structures."} ,{"id":386676751607,"name":"Import table","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/table-types/entity-types-table-types-import-table","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Table types › Import table","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types table types import table overview import table identifies a table that receives data from a configured source in analyticscreator. use this table type for the first persisted landing structure that stores imported source fields before historization, persistence, or transformation processing continues. function an import table is normally created through the import wizard. the wizard asks for the source, target schema, target table name, and package, then creates the import table and copies the available source-field definitions into the target column structure. in the table editor, import table behaves like an editable table definition. the table name, schema, business metadata, column list, primary-key settings, identity-column configuration, calculated columns, scripts, and table definition can be reviewed and maintained. the import definition connects source fields to target columns. it also controls operational settings such as the package, update statistics, logging, optional sql/filter logic, variables, scripts, and load options. access create an import table from the import flow. open an existing import table from the tables list, the navigation tree, the imports list, or the architecture diagram. how to access navigation tree tables -> open an import table toolbar etl -> imports diagram architecture -> add -> import visual element table editor -> table type -> import table screen overview the table editor shows the import table classification together with editable table metadata, source-aligned columns, primary-key controls, identity-column settings, calculated columns, scripts, and the generated table definition. id property description 1 table name defines the import table name. the import wizard can propose a name from the selected connector, source schema, and source name. 2 table schema selects the schema that owns the import table. 3 table type classifies the table as an import table. 4 friendly name stores the business-friendly label for the import table. 5 description stores the business description for the imported source data. 6 has primary key enables primary-key handling when imported data has key columns. 7 pk clustered controls whether the primary key is created as clustered when a primary key is enabled. 8 primary key name shows the generated or entered primary-key name. 9 is in-memory table marks the import table for in-memory handling when applicable. 10 columns maintains the imported column list. source fields copied by the wizard can be adjusted, and rows can be added or removed for this table type. 11 calculated columns maintains calculated columns for the import table. 12 identity column configures an optional identity column, including name, type, seed, increment, and primary-key position. 13 scripts stores scripts associated with the import table. 14 table definition shows the generated table definition for review. related topics historizised table persisting table externally filled table direct-connector transformation"} ,{"id":386676751606,"name":"Historizised table","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/table-types/entity-types-table-types-historizised-table","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Table types › Historizised table","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types table types historizised table overview historizised table identifies a table that stores historical versions of another table in analyticscreator. use this table type when changes in a business object must be preserved instead of overwritten. function a historizised table is created for a selected source table and keeps the generated history structure linked back to that original table. it is typically created through the historization wizard, where the target schema, target table name, package, scd type, empty-record behavior, and vault id option are selected. in the table editor, historizised table remains an editable table definition. the table name, schema, business metadata, columns, calculated columns, scripts, and table definition can be reviewed and maintained, while the historization relationship is shown through the hist of table field. the editor also enables the hub of table, satellite of table, and link of table selectors for history tables. these fields connect the history table to data vault structures when the historized output participates in vault modeling. access create a historizised table from the historization flow. open an existing history table from the tables list, the navigation tree, or the architecture diagram. how to access navigation tree tables -> open a historizised table toolbar etl -> historizations diagram architecture -> add -> historization visual element table editor -> table type -> historizised table screen overview the table editor shows the historizised table classification together with editable table metadata, the related source-table link, data vault relationship selectors, and the history table column structure. id property description 1 table name defines the name of the history table. 2 table schema selects the schema that owns the history table. 3 table type classifies the table as a history table for another table. 4 friendly name stores the business-friendly label for the history table. 5 description stores the business description for the history table. 6 hist of table selects or shows the original table whose changes are stored in this history table. 7 hub of table links the history table to a related data vault hub when applicable. 8 satellite of table links the history table to a related data vault satellite when applicable. 9 link of table links the history table to a related data vault link when applicable. 10 columns maintains the history table columns. additional generated history columns are visible together with business columns from the original table. 11 calculated columns maintains calculated columns for the history table. 12 identity column identity-column configuration is protected for this table type because the history structure is generated by the historization flow. 13 scripts stores scripts associated with the history table. 14 table definition shows the generated table definition for review. related topics import table persisting table datavault hub datavault satellite"} ,{"id":386676751608,"name":"Persisting table","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/table-types/entity-types-table-types-persisting-table","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Table types › Persisting table","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types table types persisting table overview persisting table identifies a physical table that stores the result of a transformation in analyticscreator. use this table type when a transformation result must be materialized for reuse, performance, incremental processing, or downstream dependencies. function a persisting table is normally created through the persisting wizard. the wizard asks for the source transformation, the persist table name, the persist package, and the load handling option, such as no partition switching, partition switching, or renaming. in the table editor, persisting table is linked back to the transformation output that created it. the persisted table name is protected from direct editing because it is managed by the persisting flow, while the table metadata, columns, calculated columns, scripts, and table definition remain available for review and maintenance. persisting can be configured for different load patterns, including full, merge, historical, incremental, and manual handling. the persisting definition also controls operational options such as update statistics, logging, duplicate removal, transaction handling, procedure review, and pre/post scripts. access create a persisting table from the persisting flow for a transformation. open an existing persisted table from the tables list, the navigation tree, or the architecture diagram. how to access navigation tree tables -> open a persisting table toolbar dwh -> tables diagram architecture -> add -> persisting visual element table editor -> table type -> persisting table screen overview the table editor shows the persisting table classification together with protected persisted-table naming, the source transformation link, editable column structure, calculated columns, scripts, and the generated table definition. id property description 1 table name shows the persisted table name. the field is protected because the name is managed by the persisting flow. 2 table schema shows the schema that owns the persisted table. 3 table type classifies the table as a persisted transformation output and indicates whether history handling is used. 4 friendly name stores the business-friendly label for the persisted output. 5 description stores the business description for the persisted output. 6 persist of table shows the transformation result or base table that is materialized by this persisted table. 7 has primary key enables primary-key handling when the persisted output has key columns. 8 pk clustered controls whether the primary key is created as clustered when a primary key is enabled. 9 primary key name shows the generated or entered primary-key name. 10 columns maintains the persisted table columns. column rows can be added, changed, or removed for this table type. 11 add.col marks additional generated columns that belong to the persisted output structure. 12 calculated columns maintains calculated columns for the persisted table. 13 scripts stores scripts associated with the persisted table. 14 table definition shows the generated table definition for review. related topics import table historizised table dimension table fact table"} ,{"id":386676751603,"name":"Dimension table","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/table-types/entity-types-table-types-dimension-table","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Table types › Dimension table","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types table types dimension table overview dimension table identifies a data mart dimension output in analyticscreator. use this table type for descriptive business attributes that are used to filter, group, and navigate facts in analytical models. function a dimension table represents a data mart dimension view. the dimension can be maintained as a non-historized output or as a historized output when the model needs to preserve changes over time. in the table editor, dimension table is handled as a view-based data mart object. the table name and generated structure are protected from direct table-definition editing, while business metadata and analytical settings remain available for review and maintenance. because dimension table is a data mart type, the editor shows analytical controls such as export to olap, hidden in olap, olap category, olap column settings, dax columns, and measures. the table definition tab is not editable because the dimension is generated as a view. access open an existing dimension table from the tables list or from the navigation tree. a dimension object can also be opened from the architecture diagram when reviewing the data mart model. how to access navigation tree tables -> open a dimension table toolbar dwh -> tables diagram architecture -> double-click a dimension object visual element table editor -> table type -> dimension table screen overview the table editor shows the dimension table classification together with metadata, column structure, and analytical controls for data mart output. id property description 1 table name shows the generated dimension table or view name. for this managed output type, the field is protected from direct renaming in the table editor. 2 table schema shows the schema that owns the dimension output. 3 table type classifies the table as a dimension table and indicates whether the output is non-historized or historized. 4 friendly name stores the business-friendly label for the dimension. 5 description stores the business description for the dimension output. 6 inherit display folder controls how display-folder metadata is inherited for analytical output. 7 export to olap controls whether the dimension is included in generated analytical models. 8 hidden in olap marks the dimension as hidden in analytical output when selected. 9 olap category assigns the analytical category used by generated models. 10 columns shows the dimension columns and the olap-related column settings that are available for data mart objects. 11 tabular olap dax columns shows calculated dax columns for the dimension when analytical modeling is used. 12 measures provides the measures grid that is enabled for data mart table types. 13 scripts stores scripts associated with the dimension output. 14 table definition not editable for dimension table because the output is generated as a view. related topics fact table persisting table datamart transformation regular transformation"} ,{"id":386676751604,"name":"Externally filled table","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/table-types/entity-types-table-types-externally-filled-table","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Table types › Externally filled table","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types table types externally filled table overview externally filled table identifies a result table whose rows are loaded by an external transformation process. use this table type when analyticscreator needs to document and manage the target structure, while the actual data load is handled outside the standard generated transformation flow. function an externally filled table stores the output of an external transformation. it can be maintained as a regular external result table or as a historized external result table when changes need to be tracked over time. in the table editor, externally filled table behaves like an editable table definition. the table name, schema, column list, primary key settings, and table definition can be maintained directly, so the structure matches the data produced by the external process. the editor also provides load field definitions from existing table. this action lets you choose a database and table, then replace the current column list with the selected table's field definitions, including data type, length, precision, scale, nullability, default value, identity settings, calculated-field expression, and key information when available. access create an externally filled table from the tables area or from the architecture diagram add menu. open an existing external result table from the tables list, the navigation tree, or the architecture diagram. how to access navigation tree tables -> add externally filled table toolbar dwh -> tables diagram architecture -> add -> externally filled table visual element table editor -> table type -> externally filled table screen overview the table editor shows the externally filled table classification together with editable table metadata, column structure, primary-key controls, and the field-definition import action. id property description 1 table name defines the external result table name. 2 table schema selects the schema that owns the external result table. 3 table type classifies the table as an external result table and indicates whether the output is non-historized or historized. 4 friendly name stores the business-friendly label for the external result table. 5 description stores the business description for the table. 6 has primary key enables primary-key handling when the table has key columns. 7 pk clustered controls whether the primary key is created as clustered when a primary key is enabled. 8 primary key name stores the generated or entered primary-key name. 9 is in-memory table marks the table for in-memory handling when applicable. 10 columns defines the external table columns. column rows can be added, changed, or removed for this table type. 11 load field definitions from existing table imports the field list from a selected database table. existing columns are replaced after confirmation, and the table definition must be saved before this action can run. 12 calculated columns maintains calculated columns for the external result table. 13 scripts stores scripts associated with the table. 14 table definition shows the generated table definition for review. related topics persisting table import table external transformation script transformation"} ,{"id":386676751605,"name":"Fact table","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/table-types/entity-types-table-types-fact-table","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Table types › Fact table","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types table types fact table overview fact table identifies a data mart fact output in analyticscreator. use this table type for quantitative business events, transactions, and measurements that connect to dimensions in analytical models. function a fact table represents a data mart fact view. the fact can be maintained as a non-historized output or as a historized output when the model needs to preserve changes over time. in the table editor, fact table is handled as a view-based data mart object. the table name and generated structure are protected from direct table-definition editing, while business metadata, analytical settings, and measure-related information remain available for review and maintenance. because fact table is a data mart type, the editor shows analytical controls such as olap perspective, export to olap, hidden in olap, olap category, olap column settings, dax columns, and measures. the table definition tab is not editable because the fact output is generated as a view. access open an existing fact table from the tables list or from the navigation tree. fact definitions can also be maintained from the model area, where a fact can be created with measures and related dimensions before it is generated as a data mart transformation. how to access navigation tree tables -> open a fact table toolbar dwh -> tables diagram architecture -> double-click a fact object visual element table editor -> table type -> fact table screen overview the table editor shows the fact table classification together with metadata, fact columns, measure-related information, and analytical controls for data mart output. id property description 1 table name shows the generated fact table or view name. for this managed output type, the field is protected from direct renaming in the table editor. 2 table schema shows the schema that owns the fact output. 3 table type classifies the table as a fact table and indicates whether the output is non-historized or historized. 4 friendly name stores the business-friendly label for the fact output. 5 description stores the business description for the fact output. 6 olap perspective assigns the fact output to the analytical perspective used by generated models. 7 inherit display folder controls how display-folder metadata is inherited for analytical output. 8 export to olap controls whether the fact is included in generated analytical models. 9 hidden in olap marks the fact output as hidden in analytical output when selected. 10 olap category assigns the analytical category used by generated models. 11 columns shows the fact columns, including keys that relate the fact to dimensions and columns used for measures. 12 tabular olap dax columns shows calculated dax columns for the fact output when analytical modeling is used. 13 measures provides the measures grid used to maintain quantitative values for the analytical model. 14 scripts stores scripts associated with the fact output. 15 table definition not editable for fact table because the output is generated as a view. related topics dimension table persisting table datamart transformation regular transformation"} ,{"id":386676751600,"name":"DataVault Hub","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/table-types/entity-types-table-types-datavault-hub","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Table types › DataVault Hub","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types table types datavault hub overview datavault hub identifies a data vault hub table in analyticscreator. use this table type for the central business-key table that anchors satellites and links in a data vault model. function a datavault hub table represents the stable key for a business object. it is created from a source table with a primary key and can be historized during the hub creation flow. in the table editor, datavault hub is handled as a managed table type. the table name and structural column definitions are protected from direct editing, while business metadata such as friendly name, description, scripts, dependencies, and table definition remain available for review and maintenance. the vault wizard creates the related hub transformation and, when historization is selected, the hub table and historization package details. the wizard requires a source table, transformation schema, transformation name, hub schema, hub name, and history package when a historized hub is created. access open an existing datavault hub table from the tables list or from the navigation tree. to create a new hub, use the diagram add menu and choose data vault hub. how to access navigation tree tables -> open a datavault hub table toolbar dwh -> tables diagram architecture -> add -> data vault hub visual element table editor -> table type -> datavault hub screen overview the table editor shows the datavault hub classification together with the table metadata and column structure. the vault wizard provides the creation fields for a new hub. id property description 1 table name shows the hub table name. for this managed table type, the field is protected from direct renaming in the table editor. 2 table schema shows the schema that owns the hub table. 3 table type classifies the table as datavault hub. 4 friendly name stores the business-friendly label for the hub table. 5 description stores the business description for the hub table. 6 columns shows the hub columns. structural column fields are protected from direct editing for this managed table type. 7 table definition shows the generated table definition for review. 8 source table selects the source table used by the vault wizard to create the hub. the source table must have a primary key. 9 hub schema selects the schema for the generated hub table when historization is enabled. 10 hub name defines the generated hub table name in the vault wizard. 11 hist package defines the package used for the historized hub flow. related topics datavault link datavault satellite historizised table import table"} ,{"id":386676751601,"name":"DataVault Link","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/table-types/entity-types-table-types-datavault-link","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Table types › DataVault Link","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types table types datavault link overview datavault link identifies a data vault link table in analyticscreator. use this table type to model relationships between business keys, such as the association between two or more hub-driven entities. function a datavault link table represents a relationship in the data vault model. it is created from a source table with a primary key and at least one selected referenced table in the link creation flow. in the table editor, datavault link is handled as a managed table type. the table name and structural column definitions are protected from direct editing, while business metadata such as friendly name, description, scripts, dependencies, and table definition remain available for review and maintenance. the vault wizard creates the related link transformation and, when historization is selected, the link table and historization package details. the link tab can also create a linksat by providing a linksat name, linksat package, and the referenced tables to include. access open an existing datavault link table from the tables list or from the navigation tree. to create a new link, use the diagram add menu and choose data vault link. how to access navigation tree tables -> open a datavault link table toolbar dwh -> tables diagram architecture -> add -> data vault link visual element table editor -> table type -> datavault link screen overview the table editor shows the datavault link classification together with the table metadata and column structure. the vault wizard provides the creation fields for a new link and optional linksat. id property description 1 table name shows the link table name. for this managed table type, the field is protected from direct renaming in the table editor. 2 table schema shows the schema that owns the link table. 3 table type classifies the table as datavault link. 4 friendly name stores the business-friendly label for the link table. 5 description stores the business description for the link table. 6 columns shows the link columns. structural column fields are protected from direct editing for this managed table type. 7 table definition shows the generated table definition for review. 8 source table selects the source table used by the vault wizard to create the link. the source table must have a primary key. 9 link schema selects the schema for the generated link table when historization is enabled. 10 link name defines the generated link table name in the vault wizard. 11 hist package defines the package used for the historized link flow. 12 create linksat adds a linksat to the link creation flow when selected. 13 linksat name defines the optional linksat name. 14 linksat package defines the package for the optional linksat flow. 15 include selects which referenced tables are included in the link. 16 table shows the referenced table available for inclusion in the link. related topics datavault hub datavault satellite historizised table import table"} ,{"id":386676751602,"name":"DataVault Satellite","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/table-types/entity-types-table-types-datavault-satellite","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Table types › DataVault Satellite","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types table types datavault satellite overview datavault satellite identifies a data vault satellite table in analyticscreator. use this table type to store descriptive and historized attributes for a business key that is already represented in the data vault model. function a datavault satellite table represents the changing descriptive context for a hub-driven business object. it is created from a source table with a primary key and can be historized during the satellite creation flow. in the table editor, datavault satellite is handled as a managed table type. the table name and structural column definitions are protected from direct editing, while business metadata such as friendly name, description, scripts, dependencies, and table definition remain available for review and maintenance. the vault wizard creates the related satellite transformation and, when historization is selected, the satellite table and historization package details. the wizard uses the source table, transformation schema, transformation name, satellite schema, satellite name, and history package to generate the satellite flow. access open an existing datavault satellite table from the tables list or from the navigation tree. to create a new satellite, use the diagram add menu and choose data vault satellite. how to access navigation tree tables -> open a datavault satellite table toolbar dwh -> tables diagram architecture -> add -> data vault satellite visual element table editor -> table type -> datavault satellite screen overview the table editor shows the datavault satellite classification together with the table metadata and column structure. the vault wizard provides the creation fields for a new satellite. id property description 1 table name shows the satellite table name. for this managed table type, the field is protected from direct renaming in the table editor. 2 table schema shows the schema that owns the satellite table. 3 table type classifies the table as datavault satellite. 4 satellite of table shows the table relationship used to identify which business key or source table the satellite describes. 5 friendly name stores the business-friendly label for the satellite table. 6 description stores the business description for the satellite table. 7 columns shows the satellite columns. structural column fields are protected from direct editing for this managed table type. 8 table definition shows the generated table definition for review. 9 source table selects the source table used by the vault wizard to create the satellite. the source table must have a primary key. 10 transformation schema selects the schema for the generated satellite transformation. 11 transformation name defines the generated satellite transformation name. 12 add historization controls whether the wizard creates the historized satellite table and package details. 13 satellite schema selects the schema for the generated satellite table when historization is enabled. 14 satellite name defines the generated satellite table name in the vault wizard. 15 hist package defines the package used for the historized satellite flow. related topics datavault hub datavault link historizised table import table"} ,{"id":383509396689,"name":"Transformation types","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/transformation-types","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Transformation types","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types transformation types transformation types define how logic is implemented and executed in analyticscreator. they determine whether a transformation is generated automatically, maintained manually, executed externally, or used for a specific modeling purpose such as data marts or unions. use this section to understand the available transformation types and choose the appropriate one for your modeling and execution scenario. available transformation types datamart transformation used to expose data in a form intended for analytical consumption in the data mart layer. consumption-oriented structure typical basis for facts and dimensions used in reporting-facing models open reference regular transformation standard generated transformation type used for typical sql-based transformation logic. common default transformation type usually generated as sql view logic suitable for most modeling scenarios open reference direct-connector transformation used when transformation logic is tied directly to a connector-based source or source-side access pattern. connector-oriented processing useful for direct source integration scenarios bridges source access and transformation logic open reference external transformation used when transformation logic is implemented outside the standard generated sql transformation flow. external execution logic useful for integration with external processing suitable when logic is not managed as standard generated sql open reference script transformation used when transformation logic is implemented through script-based execution instead of standard generated sql view logic. script-driven transformation behavior useful for non-standard processing steps supports custom execution logic open reference manual transformation used when transformation logic is written manually instead of being generated automatically from metadata. manual sql definition maximum flexibility useful for special-case logic open reference union transformation used to combine multiple compatible inputs into a single transformation result. combines multiple sources or transformations useful for consolidation scenarios supports structurally aligned inputs open reference how to choose a transformation type use regular transformation for standard generated sql-based transformation logic use datamart transformation for reporting and analytical output structures use manual transformation when the logic must be written explicitly use script transformation or external transformation for non-standard execution patterns use union transformation when multiple inputs must be merged into one output use direct-connector transformation when the transformation is tightly coupled to connector-based source access key takeaway transformation types define how transformation logic is generated, maintained, and executed in analyticscreator, and should be selected based on the required level of automation, flexibility, and execution pattern."} ,{"id":386692502720,"name":"Regular transformation","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/transformation-types/entity-types-transformation-types-regular-transformation","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Transformation types › Regular transformation","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types transformation types regular transformation overview regular transformation is the standard transformation type for building a transformation from selected source tables, joins, output columns, filters, and optional persistence settings. use it when the transformation can be modeled through the editor grids instead of being written manually. function a regular transformation defines how source tables are combined and which columns are exposed in the transformation output. the editor enables the table, reference, column, star, snapshot, and predefined-transformation areas so the transformation can be maintained through structured selections. the tables grid defines the participating tables, aliases, join behavior, filters, and optional subselects. the references grid connects table sequence numbers through an available reference. the columns grid defines the output column names, source references, expressions, aggregation flags, default values, sequence, primary-key position, friendly names, and descriptions. when a table row is selected, the context actions can check and update columns, add all table columns to the transformation, remove all table columns from the transformation, or inherit the source table primary key. the fill columns action helps populate the output-column grid from the selected table structure. use the top-level filter and having boxes for transformation-level conditions. use persist table and persist package when the transformation output should also be materialized through a persistence package. access create a regular transformation from the transformation wizard by choosing a standard dimension, fact, or other transformation flow, or open an existing regular transformation from the transformation list. regular transformations can also be opened from the architecture diagram when the transformation is shown there. how to access navigation tree schema -> transformations -> open a regular transformation toolbar etl -> new -> new transformation or etl -> list -> transformations diagram open an existing regular transformation node from the architecture diagram when present visual element transformation editor -> transtype / tables / columns / references screen overview id property description 1 name transformation name used for the generated transformation output. 2 schema schema where the regular transformation is maintained. 3 transtype identifies the transformation as regular and enables the structured definition grids. 4 hist type defines the historization behavior expected from the transformation output. 5 tables lists the tables used by the transformation and controls sequence, aliases, join behavior, filters, and subselects. 6 columns defines the output columns, their source references or expressions, aggregation behavior, defaults, sequence, key position, friendly names, and descriptions. 7 references connects two table sequence numbers through an available reference description. 8 stars associates the transformation with star metadata, including the view name, fact flag, and optional filter. 9 predefined transformations adds reusable predefined transformation logic and controls whether it is used with vault structures. 10 snapshot group / snapshot links the transformation to snapshot metadata when snapshot-based behavior is needed. 11 filter transformation-level filter condition applied to the generated result. 12 having transformation-level having condition used when aggregated output requires a post-aggregation condition. 13 fill columns populates or refreshes output-column entries from the selected table structure. 14 persist table / persist package optional persistence settings used when the regular transformation output should be materialized. 15 save stores the transformation metadata, table layout, reference layout, column definitions, filters, and persistence settings. 16 create in dwh creates or refreshes the regular transformation in the data warehouse after the definition is saved. related topics datamart transformation manual transformation script transformation union transformation"} ,{"id":386692502719,"name":"Manual transformation","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/transformation-types/entity-types-transformation-types-manual-transformation","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Transformation types › Manual transformation","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types transformation types manual transformation overview manual transformation is the transformation type used when the transformation view is written and maintained manually. use it when the required logic cannot be described well through the standard table, column, and reference grids, or when a specialist needs full control over the view definition. function a manual transformation stores a transformation name, schema, historization setting, optional persistence settings, and an editable view definition. analyticscreator keeps the transformation in the repository and can create or refresh it in the data warehouse, while the transformation logic itself is maintained in the view tab. when this type is selected, the editor focuses on the view tab and makes the view text editable. the standard table and reference grids are not the main editing surface for this type, because the transformation logic is supplied directly by the user. use the rename grid when a manual definition changes output column names. adding the old and new names helps analyticscreator preserve downstream metadata and references after the manual view is changed. access create a manual transformation from the transformation wizard by selecting manual, or open an existing one from the transformation list. manual transformations can also be opened from the architecture diagram when the transformation is shown there. how to access navigation tree schema -> transformations -> open a manual transformation toolbar etl -> new -> new transformation or etl -> list -> transformations diagram open an existing manual transformation node from the architecture diagram when present visual element transformation editor -> transtype / view tab / rename grid screen overview id property description 1 name transformation name used for the manually maintained view. 2 schema schema where the manual transformation is maintained. 3 transtype identifies the transformation as a manual transformation and switches the editor to manual view editing. 4 hist type defines the historization behavior expected from the manual transformation output. 5 view tab selected for manual transformations and used to edit the transformation view text. 6 rename grid captures column-name changes when a manual view is adjusted. 7 old column name previous output column name used before a manual rename. 8 new column name new output column name used after a manual rename. 9 persist table optional persisted-result table name for materializing the manual transformation output. 10 persist package optional persistence package that can include the manual transformation output. 11 save stores the manual view text, metadata, rename mappings, and persistence settings. 12 create in dwh creates or refreshes the manual transformation in the data warehouse after the definition is saved. related topics datamart transformation direct-connector transformation regular transformation script transformation"} ,{"id":386692502721,"name":"Script transformation","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/transformation-types/entity-types-transformation-types-script-transformation","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Transformation types › Script transformation","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types transformation types script transformation overview script transformation is the transformation type used when a transformation needs to run script logic instead of being built only from table, reference, and column grids. use it for scripted transformation steps that belong in the transformation flow and may need to create a result table or run through an execution package. function a script transformation stores the transformation metadata, the script text, the selected script execution style, optional package information, and table-output metadata. the editor changes the normal view tab to script and makes the script text editable. the script type selector controls how the script text is interpreted. for database-side script logic, enter the script directly in the script tab. for executable-style script logic, the editor can prepare a template with fields for the executable path, arguments, working directory, and timeout. use create result table when the script should produce a result table managed by the transformation. use ssis package to select or name the package that executes the scripted transformation. the tables grid remains available so table entries can be associated with the script and marked as output tables when needed. use don't detect dependencies when the script should be saved and executed without automatic dependency detection. this is useful for scripts where dependency discovery is not reliable or where the dependency order is controlled outside the visible script text. access create a script transformation from the transformation wizard by selecting script, or open an existing one from the transformation list. script transformations can also be opened from the architecture diagram when the transformation is shown there. how to access navigation tree schema -> transformations -> open a script transformation toolbar etl -> new -> new transformation or etl -> list -> transformations diagram open an existing script transformation node from the architecture diagram when present visual element transformation editor -> transtype / script type / script tab screen overview id property description 1 name transformation name used for the scripted transformation step. 2 schema schema where the script transformation is maintained. 3 transtype identifies the transformation as script and switches the editor to script-oriented controls. 4 script type selects whether the script is handled as database-side script logic or executable-style script logic. 5 script tab editable script area used to maintain the scripted transformation logic. 6 executable template fields template fields for executable path, arguments, working directory, and timeout are inserted when executable-style scripting is selected on an empty script. 7 result table result-table option used when the script transformation should create a managed output table. 8 ssis package package name or selection used to execute the scripted transformation step. 9 create result table marks the script transformation as producing a result table. 10 tables lists table metadata associated with the script transformation. 11 is output table marks a table row as an output table for the script transformation. 12 don't detect dependencies disables automatic dependency detection for the scripted transformation. 13 save stores the script text, script type, package setting, result-table setting, table metadata, and dependency setting. 14 create in dwh creates or refreshes the script transformation in the data warehouse after the definition is saved. related topics external transformation manual transformation regular transformation union transformation"} ,{"id":386692502717,"name":"Direct-connector transformation","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/transformation-types/entity-types-transformation-types-direct-connector-transformation","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Transformation types › Direct-connector transformation","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types transformation types direct-connector transformation overview direct-connector transformation is the transformation type used to expose a source table from a direct connector as a transformation view. use it when analyticscreator should read from an existing database object through a direct database connector instead of staging the source through a normal import flow. function a direct-connector transformation links the transformation to one selected direct source. the source carries the connector, source schema, source name, and column metadata. when the transformation is saved or refreshed, analyticscreator builds the view definition from that selected source and keeps the transformation view aligned with the direct connector metadata. the direct source field is required for this transformation type, and the picker only lists sources that belong to direct connectors. this prevents the transformation from being saved against a normal import connector by mistake. use the filter field when only part of the direct source should be exposed through the transformation view. persist table and persist package can still be maintained when the direct view output needs to be materialized or included in a persistence package. access open an existing direct-connector transformation from the transformation list, or maintain it from the transformation editor where the transtype, direct source, and view controls are shown. direct-connector transformations are usually tied to direct-source conversion and maintenance workflows rather than selected as a standard transformation wizard type. how to access navigation tree schema -> transformations -> open a direct-connector transformation toolbar etl -> list -> transformations diagram open an existing direct-connector transformation node from the architecture diagram when present visual element transformation editor -> transtype / direct source / view tab screen overview id property description 1 name transformation name used for the generated direct-source view. 2 schema schema where the direct-connector transformation is maintained. 3 transtype identifies the transformation as a direct transformation and switches the editor to direct-source behavior. 4 direct source required source selection. the list contains sources from direct connectors and is used to generate the transformation view. 5 view tab shows the generated view definition for the selected direct source after the transformation is saved or refreshed. 6 filter optional row filter applied to the generated direct-source view. 7 having available expression field for transformation logic that needs post-aggregation filtering. 8 rename grid old column name and new column name rows used when direct-source column names need to be mapped after a source change. 9 persist table optional persisted-result table name for materializing the direct-source view output. 10 persist package optional persistence package that can include the direct-connector transformation output. related topics datamart transformation external transformation manual transformation union transformation"} ,{"id":386692502716,"name":"Datamart transformation","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/transformation-types/entity-types-transformation-types-datamart-transformation","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Transformation types › Datamart transformation","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types transformation types datamart transformation overview datamart transformation is the transformation type used for data mart interface views. use it to expose prepared transformation output through the data mart layer, where stars, facts, dimensions, and model-facing structures need their own generated view. function a datamart transformation is normally created and maintained by analyticscreator from data mart configuration instead of being selected as a normal new transformation type. when a source transformation is assigned to a star or model-facing structure, analyticscreator can create the data mart view that presents that output in the target data mart schema. the generated view uses the configured star transformation name, the selected data mart schema, the source output columns, and any star-level filter. this keeps the data warehouse transformation logic separate from the presentation view that is consumed by the data mart. when an existing datamart transformation is opened, the editor focuses on the view tab and keeps the transformation type locked. structural changes are made in the source transformation and data mart configuration, then the data mart transformation is regenerated or refreshed. access open an existing datamart transformation from the transformation list, or manage its source through the data mart area where stars and models are maintained. it is not intended as a direct choice in the standard new transformation wizard. how to access navigation tree schema -> transformations -> open a datamart transformation toolbar etl -> list -> transformations or data mart -> list -> stars / models diagram open an existing datamart transformation node from the architecture diagram when present visual element transformation editor -> transtype / view tab screen overview id property description 1 name shows the generated datamart transformation name, usually aligned with the star-facing view name. 2 schema shows the data mart schema where the interface view is maintained. 3 transtype identifies the transformation as a datamart transformation and keeps the type locked for generated data mart views. 4 hist type shows the historization behavior inherited from the source transformation used for the data mart view. 5 view tab displays the generated view definition that presents the source output in the data mart schema. 6 persist table shown as read-only because the data mart view is generated from source and star settings. 7 persist package shown as read-only for this generated view type. 8 tables the table definition is controlled by the source transformation and data mart assignment rather than edited directly here. 9 columns columns come from the source output selected for the data mart view. 10 references relationships are maintained through the source transformation and data mart model configuration. 11 star / model configuration defines the data mart context, view name, and optional filter used to generate the datamart transformation. 12 create in dwh generates or refreshes the data mart interface view in the data warehouse after the underlying configuration is saved. related topics direct-connector transformation external transformation manual transformation regular transformation"} ,{"id":386692502722,"name":"Union transformation","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/transformation-types/entity-types-transformation-types-union-transformation","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Transformation types › Union transformation","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types transformation types union transformation overview union transformation is the transformation type used to combine rows from multiple compatible tables into one transformation output. use it when several inputs share the same business structure and should be delivered as one aligned result. function a union transformation stores the transformation name, schema, historization setting, participating tables, output-column layout, optional star and predefined-transformation metadata, and persistence settings. the editor focuses on the tables and columns grids because the main task is aligning multiple table inputs into one output structure. the first table acts as the reference structure for the union. its output columns define the column names and sequence used by the other tables. when another table sequence is selected, analyticscreator keeps its column list aligned with the first table and removes column entries that no longer exist in the reference structure. use table seqnr to switch the column grid between the union members. for non-reference tables, fill columns helps match the aligned column names to the selected table by column name or friendly name. use the table-level union all, distinct, and filter statement fields to control how individual inputs participate in the combined result. use persist table and persist package when the union output should also be materialized through a persistence package. access create a union transformation from the transformation wizard by selecting union, or open an existing one from the transformation list. union transformations can also be opened from the architecture diagram when the transformation is shown there. how to access navigation tree schema -> transformations -> open a union transformation toolbar etl -> new -> new transformation or etl -> list -> transformations diagram open an existing union transformation node from the architecture diagram when present visual element transformation editor -> transtype / tables / table seqnr / columns screen overview id property description 1 name transformation name used for the combined union output. 2 schema schema where the union transformation is maintained. 3 transtype identifies the transformation as union and switches the editor to sequence-based column alignment. 4 hist type defines the historization behavior expected from the combined output. 5 tables lists the participating tables and their sequence numbers in the union. 6 table seqnr selects which table sequence is currently shown in the column grid. 7 columns defines and aligns the output-column list for the selected table sequence. 8 column name business column name that must remain aligned across the union members. 9 reference source column selected for the aligned output column in the current table sequence. 10 union all controls whether the table input keeps duplicate rows when it participates in the union. 11 distinct controls distinct handling for a table input in the union. 12 filter statement optional table-level filter applied to a participating union input. 13 fill columns matches aligned column names to source columns for the selected non-reference table sequence. 14 persist table / persist package optional persistence settings used when the union output should be materialized. 15 save stores the union tables, aligned column layout, table-level options, metadata, and persistence settings. 16 create in dwh creates or refreshes the union transformation in the data warehouse after the definition is saved. related topics direct-connector transformation external transformation regular transformation script transformation"} ,{"id":386692502718,"name":"External transformation","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/transformation-types/entity-types-transformation-types-external-transformation","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Transformation types › External transformation","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types transformation types external transformation overview external transformation is the transformation type used when the transformation result is produced by an external ssis package. use it to represent data that is created outside the normal transformation view builder while still keeping the result visible, documented, and connected to analyticscreator packages. function an external transformation connects a transformation name, schema, result-table setting, and ssis package. analyticscreator maintains the metadata around the transformation and package, while the actual data load is handled by the external package. when this type is selected, the editor switches from view-definition work to package-result work. the view tab is hidden, the normal persist labels change to result table and ssis package, and the tables grid is used to identify the tables involved in the external package. use result table when the external package should create or maintain a table with the transformation result. use is output table in the tables grid when one of the assigned tables represents the output produced by the package. access create an external transformation from the transformation wizard by selecting external, or open an existing one from the transformation list. external transformation packages are also visible under the packages area, where package membership and execution behavior can be maintained. how to access navigation tree schema -> transformations -> open an external transformation toolbar etl -> new -> new transformation or etl -> list -> transformations diagram open an existing external transformation node from the architecture diagram when present visual element transformation editor -> transtype / result table / ssis package screen overview id property description 1 name transformation name used to identify the external package result in analyticscreator. 2 schema schema where the external transformation and its optional result table are maintained. 3 transtype identifies the transformation as an external transformation and switches the editor to package-result behavior. 4 hist type defines how the result table is treated when the external package produces historized or current-state output. 5 result table controls whether analyticscreator maintains a result table for the external package output. 6 ssis package package name used to run or organize the external transformation. the wizard requires this value for external transformations. 7 tables enabled grid for assigning source, helper, or result tables that are part of the external package workflow. 8 is output table marks the table row that represents the output produced by the external package. 9 view tab hidden for external transformations because the transformation logic is handled by the external package rather than edited as a view definition. 10 save stores the transformation metadata, result-table setting, package assignment, and related table information. 11 create in dwh refreshes the warehouse-side metadata for the external transformation and its result table. related topics datamart transformation direct-connector transformation script transformation union transformation"} ,{"id":383509340361,"name":"Transformation historization types","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/transformation-historization-types","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Transformation historization types","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types transformation historization types transformation historization types define how a transformation handles time-dependent data and historical states. use this section to understand the available historization options for transformations and select the appropriate behavior for your modeling scenario. available historization types none use this historization type when only the current state of the transformation output is required. no historical state tracking simplest execution behavior suitable for current-state transformations open reference snapshot use this historization type when transformation output should be evaluated for specific snapshot dates. supports point-in-time views useful for historized transformation logic can be used with snapshot dimensions open reference fullhist use this historization type when the full historical state of the transformation output must remain accessible. tracks historical states across time suitable for full historization scenarios useful when change history must remain queryable open reference how to choose a historization type use none when only current-state output is needed use snapshot when data should be viewed at selected points in time use fullhist when the full historical output of the transformation must be preserved key takeaway transformation historization types control whether a transformation returns only current data, snapshot-based data, or fully historized output."} ,{"id":386676752596,"name":"FullHist","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/transformation-historization-types/entity-types-transformation-historization-types-fullhist","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Transformation historization types › FullHist","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types transformation historization types fullhist overview fullhist is a transformation historization type for transformations that must preserve the complete historical result. use it when downstream analysis needs to understand how the transformation output changed over time, not only the current state. function when fullhist is selected, analyticscreator treats the transformation output as a time-aware result. the generated result can carry its own history identity and validity window so each historical version of the transformation output remains distinguishable. fullhist is useful when the transformation combines historized tables and the business result must keep point-in-time consistency. table join history settings determine whether joined rows follow the main record's validity period or contribute their own full timeline to the result. fullhist is not a snapshot mode. snapshot selection remains unavailable because the output is generated as a continuous historical result rather than a result for predefined snapshot dates. access select fullhist while creating a transformation in the transformation wizard, or change it later in the transformation editor through the hist type field. how to access navigation tree schema -> transformations -> open a transformation toolbar etl -> list -> transformations or etl -> new -> new transformation diagram architecture -> add -> transformation or open an existing transformation node visual element transformation wizard -> historizing type or transformation editor -> hist type screen overview id property description 1 type selects the transformation type in the creation wizard. 2 schema assigns the transformation to the schema where it will be maintained. 3 name stores the transformation name shown in the tree, list, and generated output. 4 historizing type select fullhist here when the transformation result must keep a complete historical timeline. 5 main table defines the primary table used by the transformation wizard. 6 table joinhisttype controls how joined history is read. in fullhist scenarios, this setting determines how joined rows participate in the historical result. 7 hist type shows and edits the historization behavior on an existing transformation. 8 tables lists the source or intermediate tables used by the transformation. 9 columns maintains the output columns and expressions for the historical transformation result. 10 references maintains joins and table relationships used to produce the transformation output. 11 snapshot group / snapshot these fields are unavailable for fullhist because the result is not limited to predefined snapshot dates. 12 create in dwh generates or refreshes the transformation result in the data warehouse after the transformation is saved. related topics actualonly none snapshot snapshothist"} ,{"id":386676752598,"name":"Snapshot","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/transformation-historization-types/entity-types-transformation-historization-types-snapshot","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Transformation historization types › Snapshot","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types transformation historization types snapshot overview snapshot is a transformation historization type for transformations that should be evaluated at predefined snapshot dates. use it when the result must show the business state at selected reporting cut-off points without maintaining a continuous transformation-level history timeline. function when snapshot is selected, analyticscreator builds the transformation result for the snapshot dates or snapshot groups assigned to the transformation. the result is organized around those predefined points in time instead of carrying its own full history period. this is useful for point-in-time reporting, recurring business snapshots, and fact-style outputs where each row should reflect the state that was valid for a selected snapshot date. snapshot selection enables the snapshot group and snapshot fields in the transformation editor. when tables are added to the transformation under this mode, the default join handling keeps the full joined history available so analyticscreator can resolve the correct rows for each selected snapshot date. access select snapshot while creating a transformation in the transformation wizard when it is available in the historizing type list, or change it later in the transformation editor through the hist type field. how to access navigation tree schema -> transformations -> open a transformation toolbar etl -> list -> transformations or etl -> new -> new transformation diagram architecture -> add -> transformation or open an existing transformation node visual element transformation wizard -> historizing type or transformation editor -> hist type screen overview id property description 1 type selects the transformation type in the creation wizard. 2 schema assigns the transformation to the schema where it will be maintained. 3 name stores the transformation name shown in the tree, list, and generated output. 4 historizing type select snapshot here when the transformation result should be calculated for selected snapshot dates. 5 main table defines the primary table used by the transformation wizard. 6 table joinhisttype controls how joined history is read. with snapshot, newly added tables default to full-history participation for point-in-time evaluation. 7 hist type shows and edits the historization behavior on an existing transformation. 8 tables lists the source or intermediate tables used by the snapshot transformation. 9 columns maintains the output columns and expressions for the snapshot result. 10 references maintains joins and table relationships used to produce the transformation output. 11 snapshot group / snapshot assigns the snapshot groups or individual snapshots that define the reporting dates for this transformation. 12 create in dwh generates or refreshes the transformation result in the data warehouse after the transformation is saved. related topics actualonly fullhist none snapshothist"} ,{"id":386676752599,"name":"SnapshotHist","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/transformation-historization-types/entity-types-transformation-historization-types-snapshothist","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Transformation historization types › SnapshotHist","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types transformation historization types snapshothist overview snapshothist is a transformation historization type for transformations that should be evaluated at predefined snapshot dates while still keeping a history-aware transformation result. use it when the output must show selected reporting cut-off points and preserve the historical context of those results. function when snapshothist is selected, analyticscreator builds the transformation result for the snapshot dates or snapshot groups assigned to the transformation. unlike snapshot, the result also keeps transformation-owned history information so each point-in-time result can be handled as part of a historical timeline. this is useful for dimension-style or history-aware snapshot outputs where consumers need both a recurring snapshot view and a clear validity context for the generated result. snapshothist enables the snapshot group and snapshot fields in the transformation editor. the table join-history setting remains important because it controls how joined table history participates when the snapshot-aware historical result is built. access select snapshothist while creating a transformation in the transformation wizard when it is available in the historizing type list, or change it later in the transformation editor through the hist type field. how to access navigation tree schema -> transformations -> open a transformation toolbar etl -> list -> transformations or etl -> new -> new transformation diagram architecture -> add -> transformation or open an existing transformation node visual element transformation wizard -> historizing type or transformation editor -> hist type screen overview id property description 1 type selects the transformation type in the creation wizard. 2 schema assigns the transformation to the schema where it will be maintained. 3 name stores the transformation name shown in the tree, list, and generated output. 4 historizing type select snapshothist here when selected snapshot dates should also preserve a history-aware transformation result. 5 main table defines the primary table used by the transformation wizard. 6 table joinhisttype controls how joined history is read. review this setting so joined rows match the intended snapshot and history behavior. 7 hist type shows and edits the historization behavior on an existing transformation. 8 tables lists the source or intermediate tables used by the snapshot-historical transformation. 9 columns maintains the output columns and expressions for the snapshot-historical result. 10 references maintains joins and table relationships used to produce the transformation output. 11 snapshot group / snapshot assigns the snapshot groups or individual snapshots that define the reporting dates for this transformation. 12 create in dwh generates or refreshes the transformation result in the data warehouse after the transformation is saved. related topics actualonly fullhist none snapshot"} ,{"id":386676752595,"name":"ActualOnly","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/transformation-historization-types/entity-types-transformation-historization-types-actualonly","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Transformation historization types › ActualOnly","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types transformation historization types actualonly overview actualonly is a transformation historization type for transformations that should return only the currently valid result. use it when the output must reflect the actual business state without keeping a separate transformation-level history timeline. function when actualonly is selected, analyticscreator builds the transformation result for the current valid data only. the output does not add its own generated history key, validity-start field, or validity-end field for the transformation result. this is useful for transformations that combine historized source data but only need the current row set in the final result. when tables are added to the transformation under this mode, the default join handling follows the actual row from the joined history rather than reproducing the full history timeline. actualonly is not a snapshot mode. snapshot selection remains unavailable because the transformation is not restricted to predefined snapshot dates. access select actualonly while creating a transformation in the transformation wizard, or change it later in the transformation editor through the hist type field. how to access navigation tree schema -> transformations -> open a transformation toolbar etl -> list -> transformations or etl -> new -> new transformation diagram architecture -> add -> transformation or open an existing transformation node visual element transformation wizard -> historizing type or transformation editor -> hist type screen overview id property description 1 type selects the transformation type in the creation wizard. 2 schema assigns the transformation to the schema where it will be maintained. 3 name stores the transformation name shown in the tree, list, and generated output. 4 historizing type select actualonly here when creating a transformation that should return only the current valid result. 5 main table defines the primary table used by the transformation wizard. 6 table joinhisttype controls how joined history is read. with actualonly, newly added tables default to the currently valid row. 7 hist type shows and edits the historization behavior on an existing transformation. 8 tables lists the source or intermediate tables used by the transformation. 9 columns maintains the output columns and expressions for the current-result transformation. 10 references maintains joins and table relationships used to produce the transformation output. 11 snapshot group / snapshot these fields are unavailable for actualonly because the output is not generated for predefined snapshot dates. 12 create in dwh generates or refreshes the transformation result in the data warehouse after the transformation is saved. related topics fullhist none snapshot snapshothist"} ,{"id":386676752597,"name":"None","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/transformation-historization-types/entity-types-transformation-historization-types-none","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Transformation historization types › None","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types transformation historization types none overview none is a transformation historization type for transformations that do not add transformation-level history handling. use it when the transformation result is a regular calculated output and does not need its own historical timeline or snapshot-based view. function when none is selected, analyticscreator generates the transformation without adding historization information to the transformation result. the output is maintained as the transformation definition describes it, without a transformation-owned history identity, validity window, or snapshot marker. this option is appropriate for simple current-state transformations, helper transformations, or logic where history is already handled upstream and should not be repeated at the transformation level. none also keeps snapshot selection unavailable. when tables are added to the transformation under this mode, the default join handling is an ordinary non-history join. access select none while creating a transformation in the transformation wizard, or change it later in the transformation editor through the hist type field. how to access navigation tree schema -> transformations -> open a transformation toolbar etl -> list -> transformations or etl -> new -> new transformation diagram architecture -> add -> transformation or open an existing transformation node visual element transformation wizard -> historizing type or transformation editor -> hist type screen overview id property description 1 type selects the transformation type in the creation wizard. 2 schema assigns the transformation to the schema where it will be maintained. 3 name stores the transformation name shown in the tree, list, and generated output. 4 historizing type select none here when the transformation should not add its own history behavior. 5 main table defines the primary table used by the transformation wizard. 6 table joinhisttype controls how joined history is read. with none, newly added tables default to ordinary non-history joins. 7 hist type shows and edits the historization behavior on an existing transformation. 8 tables lists the source or intermediate tables used by the transformation. 9 columns maintains the output columns and expressions for the transformation result. 10 references maintains joins and table relationships used to produce the transformation output. 11 snapshot group / snapshot these fields are unavailable for none because the result is not generated for predefined snapshot dates. 12 create in dwh generates or refreshes the transformation result in the data warehouse after the transformation is saved. related topics actualonly fullhist snapshot snapshothist"} ,{"id":383509340362,"name":"Join historization types","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/join-historization-types","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Join historization types","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types join historization types join historization types define how joins behave when historized data is involved. use this section to understand how analyticscreator resolves joins between historized structures and which time-dependent behavior is applied in each case. available join historization types none use this join historization type when no historization-aware join behavior is required. no historical validity handling suitable for non-historized joins uses standard join logic open reference actual use this join historization type when only the current valid state of the joined data should be considered. current-state join behavior ignores historical versions suitable for active-record scenarios open reference full use this join historization type when the join should consider the full historical range of the participating tables. full historical join behavior includes historical validity logic suitable for complete history analysis open reference historical from use this join historization type when the join should be aligned using the historical start of validity. based on valid-from logic useful for time-entry alignment supports start-point-based historized joins open reference historical to use this join historization type when the join should be aligned using the historical end of validity. based on valid-to logic useful for time-exit alignment supports end-point-based historized joins open reference how to choose a join historization type use none when no historization-aware join handling is required use actual when only the current valid state should be joined use full when full historical validity should be respected use historical from when joins should align on the start of validity use historical to when joins should align on the end of validity key takeaway join historization types define how analyticscreator applies time-dependent validity logic when joining historized data structures."} ,{"id":386676751592,"name":"None","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/join-historization-types/entity-types-join-historization-types-none","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Join historization types › None","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types join historization types none overview none is a join historization type used in the transformation editor for joined tables. function none uses the usual join only, regardless of data historying. access this join historization type is available in the transformation detail page for the joinhisttype field of joined tables. how to access navigation tree transformations -> open a transformation -> definition tab toolbar not confirmed. diagram not applicable. visual element transformation tables grid -> joinhisttype screen overview the none join historization type is selected in the detailtransformations page, in the transformation tables grid under the joinhisttype column. id property description 1 definition tab the join historization type is configured in the transformation definition area. 2 transformation tables grid lists the source and joined tables that participate in the transformation. 3 joinhisttype dropdown column used to select the join historization type for each joined table. 4 none represents a non-historying table and uses the usual join only, regardless of data historying. 5 default assignment when a transformation table row is created for transformation historization type 5, and in the default creation branch, the code sets joinhisttypeid to 1, which is none. related topics actual full historical_from historical_to"} ,{"id":386676751588,"name":"Actual","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/join-historization-types/entity-types-join-historization-types-actual","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Join historization types › Actual","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types join historization types actual overview actual is a join historization type used in the transformation editor for joined tables. function actual joins the currently actual data row from the joined table. access this join historization type is available in the transformation detail page for the joinhisttype field of joined tables. how to access navigation tree transformations -> open a transformation -> definition tab toolbar not confirmed. diagram not applicable. visual element transformation tables grid -> joinhisttype screen overview the actual join historization type is selected in the detailtransformations page, in the transformation tables grid under the joinhisttype column. id property description 1 definition tab the join historization type is configured in the transformation definition area. 2 transformation tables grid lists the source and joined tables that participate in the transformation. 3 joinhisttype dropdown column used to select the join historization type for each joined table. 4 actual selects the most actual data row from the joined table. 5 default assignment when a transformation table row is created for transformation historization types 1, 2, or 4, the code defaults joinhisttypeid to 2, which is actual. related topics full historical_from historical_to none"} ,{"id":386676751589,"name":"Full","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/join-historization-types/entity-types-join-historization-types-full","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Join historization types › Full","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types join historization types full overview full is a join historization type used in the transformation editor for joined tables. function full reproduces the complete history from the joined table, including its generated history columns. access this join historization type is available in the transformation detail page for the joinhisttype field of joined tables. how to access navigation tree transformations -> open a transformation -> definition tab toolbar not confirmed. diagram not applicable. visual element transformation tables grid -> joinhisttype screen overview the full join historization type is selected in the detailtransformations page, in the transformation tables grid under the joinhisttype column. id property description 1 definition tab the join historization type is configured in the transformation definition area. 2 transformation tables grid lists the source and joined tables that participate in the transformation. 3 joinhisttype dropdown column used to select the join historization type for each joined table. 4 full reproduces the complete history from the joined table, including the generated history columns such as unique id, valid-from, and valid-to. 5 default assignment when a transformation table row is created for transformation historization type 3, the code defaults joinhisttypeid to 4, which is full. related topics actual historical_from historical_to none"} ,{"id":386676751590,"name":"Historical_from","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/join-historization-types/entity-types-join-historization-types-historical-from","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Join historization types › Historical_from","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types join historization types historical_from overview historical_from is a join historization type used in the transformation editor for joined tables. function historical_from joins the row from the joined table that was actual at the main table's date_from. access this join historization type is available in the transformation detail page for the joinhisttype field of joined tables. how to access navigation tree transformations -> open a transformation -> definition tab toolbar not confirmed. diagram not applicable. visual element transformation tables grid -> joinhisttype screen overview the historical_from join historization type is selected in the detailtransformations page, in the transformation tables grid under the joinhisttype column. id property description 1 definition tab the join historization type is configured in the transformation definition area. 2 transformation tables grid lists the source and joined tables that participate in the transformation. 3 joinhisttype dropdown column used to select the join historization type for each joined table. 4 historical_from selects the row from the joined table that was actual at the main table's date_from. 5 runtime join condition the engine compares the main table date_from against the joined table valid-from and valid-to columns when joinhisttypeid = 3. 6 default assignment this value is not assigned automatically in the transformation-table creation switch; it must be selected explicitly when needed. related topics actual full historical_to none"} ,{"id":386676751591,"name":"Historical_to","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/join-historization-types/entity-types-join-historization-types-historical-to","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Join historization types › Historical_to","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types join historization types historical_to overview historical_to is a join historization type used in the transformation editor for joined tables. function historical_to joins the row from the joined table that was actual at the main table's date_to. access this join historization type is available in the transformation detail page for the joinhisttype field of joined tables. how to access navigation tree transformations -> open a transformation -> definition tab toolbar not confirmed. diagram not applicable. visual element transformation tables grid -> joinhisttype screen overview the historical_to join historization type is selected in the detailtransformations page, in the transformation tables grid under the joinhisttype column. id property description 1 definition tab the join historization type is configured in the transformation definition area. 2 transformation tables grid lists the source and joined tables that participate in the transformation. 3 joinhisttype dropdown column used to select the join historization type for each joined table. 4 historical_to selects the row from the joined table that was actual at the main table's date_to. 5 runtime join condition at runtime, joinhisttypeid = 5 compares the main table's date_to against the joined table history interval. 6 default assignment this type is not auto-assigned in the row-creation switch. for transformation historization type 5 and the default branch, the code sets joinhisttypeid to 1, so historical_to must be selected explicitly. related topics actual full historical_from none"} ,{"id":383509340363,"name":"Package types","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/package-types","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Package types","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types package types package types define how execution units are structured in analyticscreator and what role they play in data loading, historization, persisting, workflow orchestration, scripting, exports, and external processing. use this section to understand the available package types and choose the appropriate one for the execution pattern you want to implement. available package types import used to load data from source systems into the staging layer. supports source ingestion typical entry point for execution used in generated loading workflows open reference historization used to execute historization logic and manage validity-based data changes over time. supports change tracking typical for persistent staging used with historized tables open reference persisting used to materialize transformation results physically for performance or architectural reasons. stores generated output physically useful for complex transformations supports persisted execution patterns open reference workflow used to orchestrate execution order and dependencies across multiple processing steps. coordinates execution flow handles dependencies between packages typical orchestration entry point open reference script used when execution logic is implemented as a script instead of a standard generated package flow. script-based execution behavior useful for special-case processing supports custom runtime logic open reference exports used to move processed data or generated outputs to downstream targets. supports outbound data movement useful for interface and delivery scenarios can target external analytical or operational systems open reference external used when execution is handled outside the standard analyticscreator-generated package flow. external execution integration useful for non-standard processing scenarios separates generated logic from external runtime behavior open reference how to choose a package type use import for source-to-staging data loading use historization for change tracking and validity-based updates use persisting when transformation results should be materialized physically use workflow to orchestrate package dependencies and execution order use script for script-based processing logic use exports for outbound delivery to downstream targets use external when execution is managed outside the standard generated package flow key takeaway package types define how execution is structured in analyticscreator, from loading and historization to workflow orchestration, scripting, exports, and external processing."} ,{"id":386711825597,"name":"Import","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/package-types/entity-types-package-types-import","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Package types › Import","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types package types import overview import is a package type used for packages that group import table references in analyticscreator. function the imp package type identifies packages that own entries in cfg.imp_table_references and organize import definitions for source objects and target tables. access this package type is shown in the package detail page as the read-only package type field, and import packages are listed in the navigation tree under the packages branch. how to access navigation tree packages -> import -> open a package toolbar not confirmed. diagram not applicable. visual element detailpackages -> package type screen overview the import package type is shown in the detailpackages page. for this type, the content grid lists import references, add content opens the import assistant, and double-clicking a content row opens the import editor. id property description 1 package name name of the package shown in the package detail page. 2 package type read-only field in detailpackages that displays the package type description, which is import package for this type. 3 manually created checkbox indicating whether the package was created manually. 4 external launched checkbox labeled external launched. in code it binds to donotrun; when it is not selected, the manual-dependencies grid can be shown for this package. 5 description optional package description shown in the package detail page. 6 content grid listing import references as source -> table values for the package. 7 add content opens the import assistant to create a new imp_table_reference for this package. 8 import detail double-clicking a content row opens detailimp.xaml to edit the selected import. 9 manual dependencies dependency grid shown for non-workflow packages so related package dependencies can be refreshed and reviewed. related topics exports external historization persisting"} ,{"id":386711825596,"name":"Historization","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/package-types/entity-types-package-types-historization","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Package types › Historization","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types package types historization overview historization is a package type used for packages that group historization table references in analyticscreator. function the hist package type identifies packages that own entries in cfg.hist_table_references and organize historization processing for tables. access this package type is shown in the package detail page as the read-only package type field, and historization packages are listed in the navigation tree under the packages branch. how to access navigation tree packages -> historization -> open a package toolbar not confirmed. diagram not applicable. visual element detailpackages -> package type screen overview the historization package type is shown in the detailpackages page. for this type, the content grid lists historization references, add content opens the historization assistant, and double-clicking a content row opens the historization editor. id property description 1 package name name of the package shown in the package detail page. 2 package type read-only field in detailpackages that displays the package type description, which is historizising package for this type. 3 manually created checkbox indicating whether the package was created manually. 4 external launched checkbox labeled external launched. in code it binds to donotrun; when it is not selected, the manual-dependencies grid can be shown for this package. 5 description optional package description shown in the package detail page. 6 content grid listing historization references as hist_table -> table values for the package. 7 add content opens the historization assistant to create a new hist_table_reference for this package. 8 historization detail double-clicking a content row opens detailhist.xaml to edit the selected historization. 9 manual dependencies dependency grid shown for non-workflow packages so related package dependencies can be refreshed and reviewed. related topics exports external import persisting"} ,{"id":386711825598,"name":"Persisting","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/package-types/entity-types-package-types-persisting","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Package types › Persisting","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types package types persisting overview persisting is a package type used for packages that group persisting table references in analyticscreator. function the pers package type identifies packages that own entries in cfg.pers_table_references and organize persisting definitions for transformations and their persist tables. access this package type is shown in the package detail page as the read-only package type field, and persisting packages are listed in the navigation tree under the packages branch. how to access navigation tree packages -> persisting -> open a package toolbar not confirmed. diagram not applicable. visual element detailpackages -> package type screen overview the persisting package type is shown in the detailpackages page. for this type, the content grid lists persisting references, add content opens the persisting assistant, and double-clicking a content row opens the persisting editor. id property description 1 package name name of the package shown in the package detail page. 2 package type read-only field in detailpackages that displays the package type description, which is persisting package for this type. 3 manually created checkbox indicating whether the package was created manually. 4 external launched checkbox labeled external launched. in code it binds to donotrun; when it is not selected, the manual-dependencies grid can be shown for this package. 5 description optional package description shown in the package detail page. 6 content grid listing persisting references as schema.transformation -> persist_table values for the package. 7 add content opens the persisting assistant to create a new pers_table_reference for this package. 8 persisting detail double-clicking a content row opens detailpers.xaml to edit the selected persisting definition. 9 manual dependencies dependency grid shown for non-workflow packages so related package dependencies can be refreshed and reviewed. related topics exports import script workflow"} ,{"id":386711825600,"name":"Workflow","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/package-types/entity-types-package-types-workflow","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Package types › Workflow","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types package types workflow overview workflow is a package type used for packages that orchestrate the execution of other packages in analyticscreator. function the flow package type identifies workflow packages that own entries in cfg.workflow_package_references and define which child packages run, whether errors interrupt execution, and how retries are handled. access this package type is shown in the package detail page as the read-only package type field, and workflow packages are listed in the navigation tree under the packages branch. how to access navigation tree packages -> workflow -> open a package toolbar not confirmed. diagram not applicable. visual element detailpackages -> package type screen overview the workflow package type is shown in the detailpackages page. for this type, the content grid lists child packages and workflow execution settings, while the dependency grid is hidden. id property description 1 package name name of the package shown in the package detail page. 2 package type read-only field in detailpackages that displays the package type description, which is workflow packge for this type. 3 manually created checkbox indicating whether the package was created manually. 4 process olap cube in package for workflow packages, the fourth checkbox label changes from external launched to process olap cube in package. 5 description optional package description shown in the package detail page. 6 content grid listing child packages included in the workflow. 7 include controls whether the child package is included in the workflow. when no references exist yet, packages are initialized as included in the main workflow list. 8 interrupt on error controls whether an error in the child package interrupts the workflow execution. 9 retry attempts number of retry attempts for the child package. existing references default to 1 when null. 10 retry interval (min) retry interval in minutes for the child package. existing references default to 0 in the page model, while repository cleanup scripts normalize nulls. related topics external import persisting script"} ,{"id":386711825599,"name":"Script","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/package-types/entity-types-package-types-script","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Package types › Script","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types package types script overview script is a package type used for script-launching packages in analyticscreator. function the script package type identifies packages used to launch script-based transformations and is used where the transformation assistant filters package selections to packagetypeid = 6. access this package type is shown in the package detail page as the read-only package type field, and script packages are listed in the navigation tree under the packages branch. how to access navigation tree packages -> script -> open a package toolbar not confirmed. diagram not applicable. visual element detailpackages -> package type screen overview the script package type is shown in the detailpackages page. for package types above 4, the content grid is hidden and the page shows the manual-dependencies grid instead. id property description 1 package name name of the package shown in the package detail page. 2 package type read-only field in detailpackages that displays the package type description, which is script launching package for this type. 3 manually created checkbox indicating whether the package was created manually. 4 external launched checkbox labeled external launched. in code it binds to donotrun; when it is not selected, the manual-dependencies grid can be shown for this package. 5 description optional package description shown in the package detail page. 6 manual dependencies dependency grid shown for non-workflow packages so related package dependencies can be refreshed and reviewed. 7 script package filter in the transformation assistant, script-based transformations bind the package selector to packages where packagetypeid = 6. related topics external import persisting workflow"} ,{"id":386711825594,"name":"Exports","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/package-types/entity-types-package-types-exports","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Package types › Exports","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types package types exports overview exports is a package type used for export packages in analyticscreator. function the export package type identifies packages that are used by export definitions. access this package type is shown in the package detail page as the read-only package type field, and export detail pages only list packages of this type in the package selector. how to access navigation tree packages -> open a package toolbar not confirmed. diagram not applicable. visual element detailpackages -> package type screen overview the exports package type is shown in the detailpackages page in the read-only package type field, and the detailexport page only offers packages whose packagetypeid is 7. id property description 1 package name name of the package shown in the package detail page. 2 package type read-only field in detailpackages that displays the package type description, which is export package for this type. 3 manually created checkbox indicating whether the package was created manually. 4 external launched checkbox that controls whether the package is launched externally. 5 description optional package description shown in the package detail page. 6 export package filter the detailexport page binds its package selector to packages where packagetypeid = 7, so only export packages can be chosen. related topics external historization import persisting"} ,{"id":386711825595,"name":"External","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/package-types/entity-types-package-types-external","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Package types › External","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types package types external overview external is a package type used for external transformation packages in analyticscreator. function the trans package type identifies external ssis packages that are assigned to external transformations. access this package type is shown in the package detail page as the read-only package type field, and the transformation assistant filters the ssis package selector to packages whose packagetypeid is 5. how to access navigation tree packages -> open a package toolbar not confirmed. diagram not applicable. visual element detailpackages -> package type screen overview the external package type is shown in the detailpackages page in the read-only package type field, and the transformation assistant only lists packages of this type when the transformation type is external ssis. id property description 1 package name name of the package shown in the package detail page. 2 package type read-only field in detailpackages that displays the package type description, which is external transformation package for this type. 3 manually created checkbox indicating whether the package was created manually. new packages default to handmade when packagetypeid = 5. 4 external launched checkbox that controls whether the package is launched externally. 5 description optional package description shown in the package detail page. 6 manual dependencies for package types above 4, the package detail page hides the content grid and shows the manual dependencies grid instead. 7 external ssis package filter in the transformation assistant, external ssis transformations bind the ssis package selector to packages where packagetypeid = 5. related topics exports historization import persisting"} ,{"id":383509396690,"name":"SQL Script types","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/sql-script-types","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › SQL Script types","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types sql script types sql script types define when custom sql scripts are executed in analyticscreator and which phase of creation, workflow execution, deployment, or repository extension they belong to. use this section to understand the available sql script types and choose the correct execution point for custom sql logic. available sql script types pre-creation used to execute sql logic before object creation takes place. runs before creation steps useful for preparation logic supports setup before generated objects are created open reference post-creation used to execute sql logic after object creation has completed. runs after creation steps useful for follow-up logic supports post-processing after generated objects exist open reference pre-workflow used to execute sql logic before a workflow or execution package starts. runs before workflow execution useful for preparation or cleanup logic supports workflow-specific setup open reference post-workflow used to execute sql logic after a workflow or execution package has finished. runs after workflow execution useful for validation or cleanup supports follow-up logic after processing open reference pre-deployment used to execute sql logic before deployment starts. runs before deployment steps useful for environment preparation supports deployment-specific setup logic open reference post-deployment used to execute sql logic after deployment has completed. runs after deployment steps useful for finalization logic supports post-deployment adjustments open reference repository extension used to extend or customize repository-related behavior with sql logic. repository-focused customization supports metadata extension scenarios useful for repository-specific enhancements open reference how to choose a sql script type use pre-creation or post-creation when the script belongs to object creation timing use pre-workflow or post-workflow when the script belongs to execution timing use pre-deployment or post-deployment when the script belongs to deployment timing use repository extension when the script is intended to extend repository behavior or metadata-related logic key takeaway sql script types define the lifecycle stage at which custom sql logic is executed in analyticscreator, from creation and workflow execution to deployment and repository extension."} ,{"id":386708347128,"name":"Pre-creation","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/sql-script-types/entity-types-sql-script-types-pre-creation","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › SQL Script types › Pre-creation","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types sql script types pre-creation overview pre-creation scripts are custom sql steps used to prepare the target environment before analyticscreator continues with database creation work. use this script type for setup logic that must be in place before the database structure is created, such as preparing required settings, creating supporting prerequisites, or applying environment-specific preparation steps. function use pre-creation when the sql logic belongs before database creation rather than after creation, before deployment, or during workflow execution. scripts in this group are ordered by sequence number and then by script name in the navigation tree. pre-creation uses the shared define script page. the editor stores the script type, script name, description, sequence number, inactive flag, and sql text. the package assignment grid is hidden for this type because package assignment is only shown for workflow script types. access the scripts branch contains a pre-creation scripts node. its context menu provides list pre-creation scripts and add pre-creation script, both preselecting the pre-creation script type. how to access navigation tree scripts -> pre-creation scripts -> list pre-creation scripts, or add pre-creation script toolbar scripts diagram not direct. use the scripts list or navigation tree. visual element define script -> script type -> pre-creation screen overview id property description 1 script type selects the sql script type. for this page the selected type is pre-creation. 2 name defines the script name. save validation requires a non-empty value. 3 description stores the optional script description shown in the script list. 4 sequence number controls ordering inside the pre-creation script group. a non-numeric value is rejected during validation. 5 inactive stores whether the script is disabled without deleting it. 6 original shows the editable sql script text. 7 parsed shows the macro-parsed preview of the sql script in a read-only field. 8 script contains the sql body. save validation requires a non-empty script. 9 cancel returns to the previous page without saving changes. 10 save validates the script fields, stores the sql script, and refreshes the navigation tree. list behavior list pre-creation scripts opens the script list already scoped to pre-creation scripts. the list can filter by script name, shows name, type, and description, and opens the define script page when a row is double-clicked. the new button opens a new script with pre-creation already selected. delete removes the selected script after confirmation. the up and down buttons swap sequence numbers only between scripts of the same script type. related topics post-creation post-deployment post-workflow pre-deployment"} ,{"id":386708347125,"name":"Post-creation","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/sql-script-types/entity-types-sql-script-types-post-creation","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › SQL Script types › Post-creation","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types sql script types post-creation overview post-creation scripts are custom sql steps that run after analyticscreator has completed the database creation phase. use this script type for follow-up adjustments that depend on the created database structure, such as applying environment-specific settings, adding supporting objects, or finalizing setup logic before later processing continues. function use post-creation for custom sql that must be applied immediately after database creation. scripts in this group are ordered by sequence number and then by script name in the navigation tree. post-creation uses the shared define script page. the editor stores the script type, script name, description, sequence number, inactive flag, and sql text. the package assignment grid is hidden for this type because package assignment is only shown for workflow script types. access the scripts branch contains a post-creation scripts node. its context menu provides list post-creation scripts and add post-creation script, both preselecting the post-creation script type. how to access navigation tree scripts -> post-creation scripts -> list post-creation scripts, or add post-creation script toolbar scripts diagram not direct. use the scripts list or navigation tree. visual element define script -> script type -> post-creation screen overview id property description 1 script type selects the sql script type. for this page the selected type is post-creation. 2 name defines the script name. save validation requires a non-empty value. 3 description stores the optional script description shown in the script list. 4 sequence number controls ordering inside the post-creation script group. a non-numeric value is rejected during validation. 5 inactive stores whether the script is disabled without deleting it. 6 original shows the editable sql script text. 7 parsed shows the macro-parsed preview of the sql script in a read-only field. 8 script contains the sql body. save validation requires a non-empty script. 9 cancel returns to the previous page without saving changes. 10 save validates the script fields, stores the sql script, and refreshes the navigation tree. list behavior list post-creation scripts opens the script list already scoped to post-creation scripts. the list can filter by script name, shows name, type, and description, and opens the define script page when a row is double-clicked. the new button opens a new script with post-creation already selected. delete removes the selected script after confirmation. the up and down buttons swap sequence numbers only between scripts of the same script type. related topics post-deployment post-workflow pre-creation pre-deployment"} ,{"id":386708348090,"name":"Pre-workflow","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/sql-script-types/entity-types-sql-script-types-pre-workflow","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › SQL Script types › Pre-workflow","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types sql script types pre-workflow overview pre-workflow scripts are custom sql steps that run before a workflow package starts its assigned package activities. use this script type for workflow-level preparation, such as initializing control data, preparing staging conditions, setting runtime values, or validating prerequisites before the workflow begins. function use pre-workflow when the sql logic belongs at the beginning of a workflow package rather than during deployment or after the workflow finishes. scripts in this group are ordered by sequence number and then by script name in the navigation tree. pre-workflow uses the shared define script page. the editor stores the script type, script name, description, sequence number, inactive flag, sql text, and workflow-package assignments. the package grid is visible for this type so the script can be assigned to the workflow packages where it should run. when workflow automation is generated, assigned pre-workflow scripts are grouped into an initial script step. the first package activities in the workflow wait for that step to complete before they start. access the scripts branch contains a pre-workflow scripts node. its context menu provides list pre-workflow scripts and add pre-workflow script, both preselecting the pre-workflow script type. how to access navigation tree scripts -> pre-workflow scripts -> list pre-workflow scripts, or add pre-workflow script toolbar scripts diagram not direct. use the scripts list or navigation tree. visual element define script -> script type -> pre-workflow screen overview id property description 1 script type selects the sql script type. for this page the selected type is pre-workflow. 2 name defines the script name. save validation requires a non-empty value. 3 description stores the optional script description shown in the script list. 4 sequence number controls ordering inside the pre-workflow script group. a non-numeric value is rejected during validation. 5 inactive stores whether the script is disabled without deleting it. 6 original shows the editable sql script text. 7 parsed shows the macro-parsed preview of the sql script in a read-only field. 8 script contains the sql body. save validation requires a non-empty script. 9 package lists workflow packages that can run this pre-workflow script. 10 run assigns the script to the selected workflow package. clicking the run column header toggles all visible assignments. 11 cancel returns to the previous page without saving changes. 12 save validates the script fields, stores the sql script, saves the workflow-package assignments, and refreshes the navigation tree. list behavior list pre-workflow scripts opens the script list already scoped to pre-workflow scripts. the list can filter by script name, shows name, type, and description, and opens the define script page when a row is double-clicked. the new button opens a new script with pre-workflow already selected. delete removes the selected script after confirmation. the up and down buttons swap sequence numbers only between scripts of the same script type. related topics post-creation post-deployment post-workflow pre-creation"} ,{"id":386708347127,"name":"Post-workflow","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/sql-script-types/entity-types-sql-script-types-post-workflow","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › SQL Script types › Post-workflow","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types sql script types post-workflow overview post-workflow scripts are custom sql steps that run after a workflow package has completed its assigned package activities. use this script type for final workflow-level work, such as writing completion information, applying cleanup logic, or running sql that should wait until the workflow has finished. function use post-workflow when the sql logic belongs at the end of a workflow package rather than before the workflow starts or during deployment. scripts in this group are ordered by sequence number and then by script name in the navigation tree. post-workflow uses the shared define script page. the editor stores the script type, script name, description, sequence number, inactive flag, sql text, and workflow-package assignments. the package grid is visible for this type so the script can be assigned to the workflow packages where it should run. when workflow automation is generated, assigned post-workflow scripts are grouped into a final post-scripts step. that step waits for the last activities in the workflow package to complete before running the selected sql scripts. access the scripts branch contains a post-workflow scripts node. its context menu provides list post-workflow scripts and add post-workflow script, both preselecting the post-workflow script type. how to access navigation tree scripts -> post-workflow scripts -> list post-workflow scripts, or add post-workflow script toolbar scripts diagram not direct. use the scripts list or navigation tree. visual element define script -> script type -> post-workflow screen overview id property description 1 script type selects the sql script type. for this page the selected type is post-workflow. 2 name defines the script name. save validation requires a non-empty value. 3 description stores the optional script description shown in the script list. 4 sequence number controls ordering inside the post-workflow script group. a non-numeric value is rejected during validation. 5 inactive stores whether the script is disabled without deleting it. 6 original shows the editable sql script text. 7 parsed shows the macro-parsed preview of the sql script in a read-only field. 8 script contains the sql body. save validation requires a non-empty script. 9 package lists workflow packages that can run this post-workflow script. 10 run assigns the script to the selected workflow package. clicking the run column header toggles all visible assignments. 11 cancel returns to the previous page without saving changes. 12 save validates the script fields, stores the sql script, saves the workflow-package assignments, and refreshes the navigation tree. list behavior list post-workflow scripts opens the script list already scoped to post-workflow scripts. the list can filter by script name, shows name, type, and description, and opens the define script page when a row is double-clicked. the new button opens a new script with post-workflow already selected. delete removes the selected script after confirmation. the up and down buttons swap sequence numbers only between scripts of the same script type. related topics post-creation post-deployment pre-creation pre-deployment"} ,{"id":386708347129,"name":"Pre-deployment","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/sql-script-types/entity-types-sql-script-types-pre-deployment","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › SQL Script types › Pre-deployment","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types sql script types pre-deployment overview pre-deployment scripts are custom sql steps that run before analyticscreator applies deployment changes to the target database. use this script type for preparation that must happen immediately before deployment, such as validating prerequisites, applying environment-specific setup, or preparing supporting objects used by the deployment process. function use pre-deployment when the sql logic belongs in the deployment preparation phase rather than during database creation, after deployment, or as part of a workflow package. scripts in this group are ordered by sequence number and then by script name in the navigation tree. pre-deployment uses the shared define script page. the editor stores the script type, script name, description, sequence number, inactive flag, and sql text. the package assignment grid is hidden for this type because package assignment is only shown for workflow script types. when a deployment package is generated, active pre-deployment scripts are included in the preparation step so they can run before the deployment changes are applied. access the scripts branch contains a pre-deployment scripts node. its context menu provides list pre-deployment scripts and add pre-deployment script, both preselecting the pre-deployment script type. how to access navigation tree scripts -> pre-deployment scripts -> list pre-deployment scripts, or add pre-deployment script toolbar scripts diagram not direct. use the scripts list or navigation tree. visual element define script -> script type -> pre-deployment screen overview id property description 1 script type selects the sql script type. for this page the selected type is pre-deployment. 2 name defines the script name. save validation requires a non-empty value. 3 description stores the optional script description shown in the script list. 4 sequence number controls ordering inside the pre-deployment script group. a non-numeric value is rejected during validation. 5 inactive stores whether the script is disabled without deleting it. 6 original shows the editable sql script text. 7 parsed shows the macro-parsed preview of the sql script in a read-only field. 8 script contains the sql body. save validation requires a non-empty script. 9 cancel returns to the previous page without saving changes. 10 save validates the script fields, stores the sql script, and refreshes the navigation tree. list behavior list pre-deployment scripts opens the script list already scoped to pre-deployment scripts. the list can filter by script name, shows name, type, and description, and opens the define script page when a row is double-clicked. the new button opens a new script with pre-deployment already selected. delete removes the selected script after confirmation. the up and down buttons swap sequence numbers only between scripts of the same script type. related topics post-creation post-deployment post-workflow pre-creation"} ,{"id":386708347126,"name":"Post-deployment","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/sql-script-types/entity-types-sql-script-types-post-deployment","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › SQL Script types › Post-deployment","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types sql script types post-deployment overview post-deployment scripts are custom sql steps that run after analyticscreator has completed deployment work. use this script type for final adjustments that belong after deployment, such as applying environment-specific settings, finalizing supporting objects, or running cleanup logic once deployed objects are in place. function use post-deployment when the sql logic depends on deployment results and should run as a follow-up step rather than as preparation. scripts in this group are ordered by sequence number and then by script name in the navigation tree. post-deployment uses the shared define script page. the editor stores the script type, script name, description, sequence number, inactive flag, and sql text. the package assignment grid is hidden for this type because package assignment is only shown for workflow script types. access the scripts branch contains a post-deployment scripts node. its context menu provides list post-deployment scripts and add post-deployment script, both preselecting the post-deployment script type. how to access navigation tree scripts -> post-deployment scripts -> list post-deployment scripts, or add post-deployment script toolbar scripts diagram not direct. use the scripts list or navigation tree. visual element define script -> script type -> post-deployment screen overview id property description 1 script type selects the sql script type. for this page the selected type is post-deployment. 2 name defines the script name. save validation requires a non-empty value. 3 description stores the optional script description shown in the script list. 4 sequence number controls ordering inside the post-deployment script group. a non-numeric value is rejected during validation. 5 inactive stores whether the script is disabled without deleting it. 6 original shows the editable sql script text. 7 parsed shows the macro-parsed preview of the sql script in a read-only field. 8 script contains the sql body. save validation requires a non-empty script. 9 cancel returns to the previous page without saving changes. 10 save validates the script fields, stores the sql script, and refreshes the navigation tree. list behavior list post-deployment scripts opens the script list already scoped to post-deployment scripts. the list can filter by script name, shows name, type, and description, and opens the define script page when a row is double-clicked. the new button opens a new script with post-deployment already selected. delete removes the selected script after confirmation. the up and down buttons swap sequence numbers only between scripts of the same script type. related topics post-creation post-workflow pre-creation pre-deployment"} ,{"id":386708348091,"name":"Repository extension","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/sql-script-types/entity-types-sql-script-types-repository-extension","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › SQL Script types › Repository extension","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types sql script types repository extension overview repository extension scripts are custom sql steps that extend or adjust the analyticscreator repository after repository creation or update work. use this script type for repository-level customization, such as adding supporting metadata, applying project-specific repository adjustments, or running maintenance logic that belongs to the repository rather than to a deployment or workflow package. function use repository extension when the sql logic is intended for the analyticscreator repository itself. scripts in this group are ordered by sequence number and then by script name in the navigation tree. repository extension uses the shared define script page. the editor stores the script type, script name, description, sequence number, inactive flag, and sql text. the package assignment grid is hidden for this type because repository extension scripts are not assigned to workflow packages. the repository extension scripts context menu also includes an action to run the active repository extension scripts. when used, analyticscreator runs each active script with sql text in sequence order and confirms when the repository custom scripts have been applied. access the scripts branch contains a repository extension scripts node. its context menu provides list repository extension scripts, add repository extension script, and an action for running active repository extension scripts. how to access navigation tree scripts -> repository extension scripts -> list repository extension scripts, add repository extension script, or run repository extension scripts toolbar scripts diagram not direct. use the scripts list or navigation tree. visual element define script -> script type -> repository extension screen overview id property description 1 script type selects the sql script type. for this page the selected type is repository extension. 2 name defines the script name. save validation requires a non-empty value. 3 description stores the optional script description shown in the script list. 4 sequence number controls ordering inside the repository extension script group. a non-numeric value is rejected during validation. 5 inactive stores whether the script is disabled without deleting it. disabled scripts are skipped when active repository extension scripts are run. 6 original shows the editable sql script text. 7 parsed shows the macro-parsed preview of the sql script in a read-only field. 8 script contains the sql body. save validation requires a non-empty script. 9 cancel returns to the previous page without saving changes. 10 save validates the script fields, stores the sql script, and refreshes the navigation tree. list behavior list repository extension scripts opens the script list already scoped to repository extension scripts. the list can filter by script name, shows name, type, and description, and opens the define script page when a row is double-clicked. the new button opens a new script with repository extension already selected. delete removes the selected script after confirmation. the up and down buttons swap sequence numbers only between scripts of the same script type. related topics post-deployment post-workflow pre-creation pre-deployment"} ,{"id":383509340364,"name":"Schema types","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/schema-types","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Schema types","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types schema types schema types define how database schemas are organized in analyticscreator and what role each schema plays in the generated data warehouse architecture. use this section to understand the available schema types and how they structure staging, historization, transformation, core, and data mart layers. available schema types staging used to store imported source data before further processing. initial landing layer holds imported source structures basis for downstream historization and transformation open reference persisted staging used to store persistent and historized source data for further processing. persistent source-related layer supports historization and reprocessing separates source loading from downstream logic open reference transformation used for generated transformation logic that shapes and combines source data. transformation-oriented layer typically contains generated views or logic objects used between source-related and business-oriented layers open reference core used to store business-oriented structures such as integrated dimensions, facts, or data vault-based core models. central business logic layer contains integrated warehouse structures feeds downstream analytical layers open reference datamart used to expose data in a form intended for analytical consumption and reporting. consumption-oriented layer typically contains facts and dimensions for reporting basis for semantic models and bi tools open reference how to choose a schema type use staging for imported source data use persisted staging when persistent and historized source data is required use transformation for intermediate transformation logic use core for integrated business-oriented warehouse structures use datamart for reporting-ready analytical structures key takeaway schema types define the structural layers of the generated data warehouse, from source-oriented staging through core integration to reporting-ready data marts."} ,{"id":386676751597,"name":"Staging","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/schema-types/entity-types-schema-types-staging","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Schema types › Staging","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types schema types staging overview staging is the schema type used for schemas in the staging layer. in the seed data, the default staging schema name is imp. function schemas of this type are placed in the staging layer. their schema node exposes the import package entry in the navigation tree. access this schema type is configured in the list schemas page, where each schema row has a name, schematype, layer, and description. how to access navigation tree dwh -> staging layer -> right-click -> add schema toolbar dwh -> schemas diagram not applicable. visual element list schemas -> schematype screen overview id property description 1 search criteria filters the schema list by schema name, schema type id, or description. 2 search applies the entered filter to the schema grid. 3 delete filter clears the active filter and reloads the full schema list. 4 name shows the schema name, for example imp. 5 schematype sets the schema type to staging. 6 layer assigns the schema to the staging layer. saving is blocked when a schema row has no layer assigned. 7 description stores the free-text description for the schema row. 8 save saves the schema changes. when a schema row specifies a missing database, the page prompts to create it. 9 cancel returns to the previous page without saving. related topics core datamart persisted staging transformation"} ,{"id":386676751596,"name":"Persisted staging","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/schema-types/entity-types-schema-types-persisted-staging","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Schema types › Persisted staging","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types schema types persisted staging overview persisted staging is the schema type used for schemas in the persisted staging layer. in the seed data, the default persisted staging schema name is stg. function schemas of this type are placed in the persisted staging layer. their schema node exposes the historization package entry in the navigation tree. access this schema type is configured in the list schemas page, where each schema row has a name, schematype, layer, and description. how to access navigation tree dwh -> persisted staging layer -> right-click -> add schema toolbar dwh -> schemas diagram not applicable. visual element list schemas -> schematype screen overview id property description 1 search criteria filters the schema list by schema name, schema type id, or description. 2 search applies the entered filter to the schema grid. 3 delete filter clears the active filter and reloads the full schema list. 4 name shows the schema name, for example stg. 5 schematype sets the schema type to persisted staging. 6 layer assigns the schema to the persisted staging layer. saving is blocked when a schema row has no layer assigned. 7 description stores the free-text description for the schema row. 8 save saves the schema changes. when a schema row specifies a missing database, the page prompts to create it. 9 cancel returns to the previous page without saving. related topics core datamart staging transformation"} ,{"id":386676751598,"name":"Transformation","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/schema-types/entity-types-schema-types-transformation","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Schema types › Transformation","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types schema types transformation overview transformation is the schema type used for schemas in the transformation layer. in the seed data, the default transformation schema name is trn. function schemas of this type are placed in the transformation layer and are used for transformation objects managed from the schema node. access this schema type is configured in the list schemas page, where each schema row has a name, schematype, layer, and description. how to access navigation tree dwh -> transformation layer -> right-click -> add schema toolbar dwh -> schemas diagram not applicable. visual element list schemas -> schematype screen overview id property description 1 search criteria filters the schema list by schema name, schema type id, or description. 2 search applies the entered filter to the schema grid. 3 delete filter clears the active filter and reloads the full schema list. 4 name shows the schema name, for example trn. 5 schematype sets the schema type to transformation. 6 layer assigns the schema to the transformation layer. saving is blocked when a schema row has no layer assigned. 7 description stores the free-text description for the schema row. 8 save saves the schema changes. when a schema row specifies a missing database, the page prompts to create it. 9 cancel returns to the previous page without saving. related topics core datamart persisted staging staging"} ,{"id":386676751594,"name":"Core","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/schema-types/entity-types-schema-types-core","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Schema types › Core","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types schema types core overview core is the schema type used for schemas in the core layer. in the seed data, the default core schema name is dwh. function schemas of this type are placed in the core layer and are used for core dwh objects managed from the schema node. access this schema type is configured in the list schemas page, where each schema row has a name, schematype, layer, and description. how to access navigation tree dwh -> core layer -> right-click -> add schema toolbar dwh -> schemas diagram not applicable. visual element list schemas -> schematype screen overview id property description 1 search criteria filters the schema list by schema name, schema type id, or description. 2 search applies the entered filter to the schema grid. 3 delete filter clears the active filter and reloads the full schema list. 4 name shows the schema name, for example dwh. 5 schematype sets the schema type to core. 6 layer assigns the schema to the core layer. saving is blocked when a schema row has no layer assigned. 7 description stores the free-text description for the schema row. 8 save saves the schema changes. when a schema row specifies a missing database, the page prompts to create it. 9 cancel returns to the previous page without saving. related topics datamart persisted staging staging transformation"} ,{"id":386676751595,"name":"Datamart","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entity-types/schema-types/entity-types-schema-types-datamart","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entity types › Schema types › Datamart","description":"","searchText":"reference entity types schema types datamart overview datamart is the schema type used for schemas in the datamart layer. in the seed data, the default datamart schema name is star. function schemas of this type are placed in the datamart layer and are used for data mart objects managed from the schema node. access this schema type is configured in the list schemas page, where each schema row has a name, schematype, layer, and description. how to access navigation tree dwh -> datamart layer -> right-click -> add schema toolbar dwh -> schemas diagram not applicable. visual element list schemas -> schematype screen overview id property description 1 search criteria filters the schema list by schema name, schema type id, or description. 2 search applies the entered filter to the schema grid. 3 delete filter clears the active filter and reloads the full schema list. 4 name shows the schema name, for example star. 5 schematype sets the schema type to datamart. 6 layer assigns the schema to the datamart layer. saving is blocked when a schema row has no layer assigned. 7 description stores the free-text description for the schema row. 8 save saves the schema changes. when a schema row specifies a missing database, the page prompts to create it. 9 cancel returns to the previous page without saving. related topics core persisted staging staging transformation"} ,{"id":383461259456,"name":"Entities ","type":"section","path":"/docs/reference/entities","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entities ","description":"","searchText":"reference entities entities are the concrete objects used in analyticscreator projects. they represent the connectors, sources, schemas, tables, transformations, packages, models, scripts, and supporting objects that make up a generated data warehouse model. use this section when you need to understand what a specific object represents and how it fits into modeling, generation, deployment, or execution. entity groups connector represents a connection definition for a source system or external data provider. stores connection-related metadata groups source objects under a provider supports metadata import and source access open connector source represents a source object that can be imported or used as input for generated warehouse logic. source tables, views, or queries input metadata for imports basis for staging structures open source schema represents a database schema used to organize generated objects into warehouse layers. staging and persistent layers transformation and core layers datamart structures open schema table represents a generated or managed table object in the warehouse model. import and historized tables persisting tables fact, dimension, and data vault tables open table transformation represents transformation logic that shapes, combines, or prepares data for downstream use. generated transformation logic manual or script-based logic datamart-facing transformations open transformation package represents an execution unit used to load, historize, persist, export, or orchestrate data processing. import and workflow execution historization and persisting execution script, export, and external processing open package deployment represents deployment configuration and output used to move generated artifacts into a target environment. deployment package settings generated artifact delivery environment-specific release behavior open deployment model represents an analytical model or model-related definition used for reporting-facing structures. model dimensions and facts consumption-oriented structures semantic or analytical organization open model layer represents a logical warehouse layer used to organize objects by architectural purpose. source-oriented layers core transformation layers consumption layers open layer filter represents reusable filtering logic that can restrict or shape selected data in a model. selection conditions reusable constraints model-specific filtering behavior open filter index represents an index definition used to support database performance and generated object behavior. index metadata generated database support performance-oriented configuration open index hierarchy represents hierarchical relationships used for analytical navigation and structured reporting. parent-child organization analytical drill paths dimension-related structure open hierarchy partition represents partition-related metadata for analytical or database structures that are split into segments. partition definitions olap or table segmentation processing and maintenance support open partition macro represents reusable logic or text that can be applied across generated sql or model definitions. reusable expressions shared generation logic template-style model support open macro sql script represents custom sql logic that can run during creation, workflow execution, deployment, or repository extension. creation and deployment scripts workflow-related scripts repository extension logic open sql script object script represents script logic associated with analyticscreator objects or object-level processing. object-specific execution custom processing steps advanced automation behavior open object script object group represents a named group of objects used to organize, select, or process related model elements together. grouped model objects shared organization batch-oriented selection support open object group how to use this section use connector, source, schema, and table when reviewing source-to-warehouse structure use transformation, filter, macro, and sql script when reviewing generated or custom logic use package, deployment, and object script when reviewing execution and release behavior use model, hierarchy, partition, and object group when reviewing analytical organization and object grouping key takeaway entities are the concrete building blocks of an analyticscreator project. they describe the objects that are modeled, generated, deployed, executed, and consumed across the data warehouse lifecycle."} ,{"id":383509340365,"name":"Layer","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/reference/entities/entities-layer","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entities › Layer","description":"","searchText":"reference entities layer overview a layer is a repository entity used to organize schemas and warehouse objects by architectural level. layers define the visible structure under the data warehouse navigation tree and help separate source, staging, transformation, core, and reporting areas. function use the layer entity to control the ordered list of warehouse layers. each layer has a name, description, and sequence number. the sequence number controls the order in which layers appear, and it must be unique. the layer page is an editable list. changes are saved from the list page, and saving recreates the diagram structure so the updated layer order and layer metadata are reflected in the interface. access layers can be opened from the repository navigation tree or from the dwh ribbon tab. individual layer entries appear below the layers node in sequence-number order. how to access navigation tree data warehouse -> layers toolbar dwh -> list -> layers diagram not direct. use the layer list or navigation tree. visual element layer configuration list screen overview the layer configuration list contains the following visible fields and actions. id property description 1 search criteria filter area used to search layer records by layer name or description. 2 search runs the filter entered in the search field. 3 name layer name shown in the list and in the repository navigation tree. 4 seqnr sequence number that controls the layer order. the value must be unique across layers. 5 description optional description for the layer. the description can be edited directly in the list. 6 save validates that sequence numbers are unique, saves the layer list, recreates the diagram, and refreshes the page. 7 cancel returns to the previous page. if there are unsaved changes, analyticscreator asks whether to save or cancel the navigation. related topics entities schema layers in the navigation tree layers list"} ,{"id":383509340366,"name":"Schema","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/reference/entities/entities-schema","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entities › Schema","description":"","searchText":"reference entities schema overview a schema is a repository entity that groups tables and transformations within a data warehouse layer. schemas define the database namespace, schema type, owning layer, and descriptive metadata used by generated warehouse objects. function use the schema entity to maintain the logical areas of the warehouse, such as staging, persisted staging, transformation, core, and datamart schemas. schemas are displayed below their layer in the navigation tree and are edited in a grid-based schema list page. a schema stores its name, schema type, layer, optional database name, description, variable, and hash key. the schema name is unique in the repository, and the selected layer controls where the schema appears in the tree. when schemas are saved, analyticscreator checks that every schema has a layer assigned, saves the grid changes, and checks whether any schema-specific database named in the database field must be created. access schemas can be opened from the dwh ribbon tab, from the layers area of the repository navigation tree, or from a schema node context menu. how to access navigation tree data warehouse -> layers -> layer -> schema toolbar dwh -> list -> schemas diagram schema tree item -> set diagram filter or add to diagram filter visual element schemas list page and schema nodes under each layer. screen overview the schemas list page contains the following visible fields and actions. id property description 1 search criteria search area used to filter the schema grid. 2 filter text text field used by the search. pressing enter runs the same search as the search button. 3 search filters schemas where the schema name, schema type id, or description contains the entered text. 4 delete filter clears the search text and reloads the full schema list. 5 name schema name stored as schema_name. the repository enforces unique schema names. 6 schematype schema type selection. the list is ordered by schematypeid and displays the schema type description. 7 layer layer selection. the list is ordered by layer sequence and displays the layer name. 8 database optional database name for schemas that use a separate database. the column is hidden in the grid but is part of the schema record. 9 description editable description for the schema. the editor supports multiline text, tab characters, and scrollbars. 10 save validates layer assignment, saves schema changes, checks optional database creation, and refreshes the page. 11 cancel returns to the previous page. if there are unsaved changes, analyticscreator asks whether to save or cancel the navigation. schema types and defaults the seeded schema types are imp for staging, hist for persisted staging, trn for transformation, dwh for core, and dm for datamart. new repositories seed layers named staging layer, persisted staging layer, transformation layer, core layer, and datamart layer. default schemas are created as imp, stg, trn, dwh, and star and assigned to the matching layer sequence. if an existing schema has no layer, repository setup assigns it to the first layer by sequence. schema actions list schemas opens the schema grid from the dwh ribbon or the schemas node. add schema from a layer opens the same schema grid for schema maintenance. edit schema from a schema node opens the schema grid and selects the chosen schema row. set diagram filter and add to diagram filter use the selected schema as a filter object for the architecture diagram. delete schema removes the selected schema after confirmation through the shared delete action. related topics entities layer table transformation schema types schemas list"} ,{"id":383509396692,"name":"Connector","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/reference/entities/entities-connector","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entities › Connector","description":"","searchText":"reference entities connector overview a connector is a repository entity that defines how analyticscreator connects to an external data source. connectors store the connector name, connector type, connection settings, source-specific options, and metadata used to read sources, refresh source structures, create imports, and export connector definitions. function use the connector entity to maintain source-system access for supported connector types such as mssql, oracle, csv, excel, access, oledb, sap, odbc, direct, oledb.net, azure blob, and odata. the visible fields change by connector type. standard ole db-style connectors use a connection string and can insert a template. csv connectors expose file parsing settings. direct connectors expose server and database fields plus sqlcmd variable fields. azure blob connectors expose storage account and azure key fields. odata connectors expose url, authentication, login, and password fields. when a connector is saved, analyticscreator validates the connector type and connector name, validates direct database and sqlcmd variable values where required, stores the type-specific settings, detects quoted identifiers for supported database connectors when possible, and refreshes the repository navigation tree. access connectors can be opened from the sources ribbon tab, from the connectors branch in the repository navigation tree, from the connectors list, or from an individual connector node. how to access navigation tree data warehouse -> connectors -> connector toolbar sources -> list -> connectors diagram not applicable. visual element connectors list, connector detail page, and connector nodes in the repository navigation tree. screen overview the connector detail page contains the following visible fields, options, and actions. id property description 1 encrypted string help shows that #encrypted_string# aliases can be used instead of plain-text passwords. encrypted strings are maintained under options->encrypted strings. 2 connector name name of the connector. saving requires a non-empty value, and connector names are unique in the repository. 3 connector type connector type selection. seeded types include mssql, oracle, csv, excel, access, oledb, sap, odbc, direct, oledb.net, azure blob, and odata. 4 azure source type optional azure source type associated with the connector. 5 do not store connection string in cfg.ssis__configurations controls whether the connector connection string is written into the ssis configuration table. 6 connection string connection string field for ole db-style connector types. the context menu can insert encrypted string aliases at the cursor position. 7 template inserts a connection string template for supported connector types such as mssql, oracle, excel, access, sap, and odbc. 8 server name / database name direct connector fields. database name is required when saving a direct connector. 9 server sqlcmd variable / database sqlcmd variable direct connector sqlcmd variable fields. values are validated before saving. 10 storage account / azure key azure blob connector fields used to connect to azure blob storage. 11 url odata service url. test connection appends the metadata endpoint when checking the service. 12 authentication odata authentication mode. available values are none, windows, and basic. 13 login / password odata credentials shown for basic authentication. the password is encrypted before it is stored. 14 column names first row csv setting that marks the first row as column names. the default shown for csv connectors is enabled. 15 unicode / locale / code page csv encoding and locale settings. csv defaults include unicode disabled, locale english, and code page 1252. 16 format / text qualifier csv format and text qualifier settings. the default format is 0. 17 header row delimiter / header rows to skip csv header parsing settings. delimiters support {cr}, {lf}, and {t} notation. 18 row delimiter / column delimiter csv row and column delimiters. defaults are {cr}{lf} for row delimiter and semicolon for column delimiter. 19 test connection tests the current connector settings. direct checks a target database query, azure blob lists containers, odata requests metadata, sap opens an sap connection, odbc opens an odbc connection, and other database connectors open an ole db connection. 20 save validates and saves connector metadata, then refreshes the repository navigation tree. 21 cancel returns to the previous page. if there are unsaved changes, analyticscreator asks whether to save or cancel the navigation. list behavior the connectors list filters by connector name, connector type id, connection string, locale, code page, or format. the list grid shows connectorname, connectortype, and connectionstring. double-clicking a connector row opens the selected connector in the connector detail page. new opens the connector detail page for a new connector. delete removes the selected connector after confirmation. connector actions the connectors node provides refresh, list connectors, add connector, import connector from file, and import connector from cloud. a selected connector provides set diagram filter, add to diagram filter, edit connector, delete connector, dwh wizard, refresh used sources, refresh all sources, export connector to file, and export connector to cloud. below a connector, the navigation tree exposes sources and source references. refresh used sources refreshes source metadata for used sources. refresh all sources refreshes source metadata for all sources under the connector. related topics entities connector types connectors navigation tree connectors list connector page source"} ,{"id":383509340368,"name":"Source","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/reference/entities/entities-source","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entities › Source","description":"","searchText":"reference entities source overview a source is a repository entity that describes an external source object available through a connector. sources define where data comes from, how the object is identified, which source type is used, and which source columns are available for imports, exports, references, constraints, previews, and diagram relationships. function use the source entity to maintain source metadata such as source schema, source name, connector, source type, friendly name, path, description, anonymization check statement, optional query text, and source-column definitions. source behavior depends on the selected connector and source type. csv and file-based connectors expose file path and directory-processing fields. sap connectors expose deltaq and odp fields. azure blob sources expose blob and csv parsing settings. odata sources expose odata type, resource path, and query options. sql query sources expose a query tab and can test the query before saving. when a source is saved, analyticscreator validates required values, prevents changing an existing source to a connector of another connector type, saves the source and source columns, refreshes the interface for new or renamed sources, and refreshes source metadata when the saved query changes. access sources can be opened from the sources ribbon tab, from a connector's sources node in the repository navigation tree, from the sources list, or by double-clicking a source object in the dataflow diagram. how to access navigation tree data warehouse -> connectors -> connector -> sources -> source toolbar sources -> list -> sources diagram source -> double-click visual element sources list, source detail page, and source object in the dataflow diagram. screen overview the source detail page contains the following visible fields, tabs, and actions. id property description 1 source name name of the source object. saving requires a non-empty value. 2 source schema source schema or source directory, depending on the connector type. for azure blob sources, this field is shown as directory and is required. 3 connector connector that owns the source. saving requires a connector, and an existing source cannot be changed to a connector of another connector type. 4 group optional source group used to organize source nodes below a connector. 5 type source type. seeded types include table, view, sap_deltaq, query, and sap_odp. the selectable values depend on the connector type. 6 friendly name optional business label for the source. 7 anonymization check statement optional statement used with source anonymization and checks. 8 description free-text description for the source. 9 path file path used by file-based source definitions. the browse button can fill the path and, when the source name is empty, use the selected file name as the source name. 10 process files in directory enables directory processing for file-based connectors. when enabled, directory, file extension, and include subdirectories become editable. 11 directory / file extension / include subdirectories directory-processing settings for file-based sources. 12 blob type azure blob source setting used when the connector type supports blob sources. 13 odata type odata mode selection. available values are collection and resource path. 14 resourcepath / queryoptions odata settings used when the source reads a resource path or passes query options. 15 definition source-column grid. columns include column name, ordernr, data type, maxlength, numprec, numscale, nullable, pk ordinal position, anonymize, friendly name, display folder, referenced column, references, description, and connector-specific fields. 16 query sql query editor shown for query source types. saving a query source requires query text. 17 csv properties azure blob csv settings: column names first row, code page, text qualifier, and column delimiter. the delimiter note supports {cr}, {lf}, and {t} notation. 18 sap deltaq / odp sap-specific panel for extractor or context, mode, auto sync., deltaq type, log.destination, rfc destination, odp semantic, supports full, and supports delta. 19 get csv structure reads a csv file and replaces the existing source columns after confirmation. it detects string, numeric, integer, and datetime columns and sets length, precision, scale, and text-qualified flags. 20 test query for query source types, the same action tests the sql query instead of parsing csv structure. 21 constraints opens source constraints for a saved source. unsaved sources must be stored before constraints can be maintained. 22 save validates the source, saves source metadata and columns, refreshes the interface for new or renamed sources, and refreshes source metadata when query text changes. 23 cancel returns to the previous page. if there are unsaved changes, analyticscreator asks whether to save or cancel the navigation. list behavior the sources list filters by description, connector name, source schema, and source name. when the list is opened from a connector context, it is filtered to that connector. the list grid shows source schema, source name, connector, type, path, friendly name, and description. double-clicking a source row opens the selected source in the source detail page. delete removes the selected source after confirmation. source actions the sources node below a connector provides list sources, create new source, and read source from connector. for csv connectors, read source from connector opens the source definition page directly. other connector types open the new-source assistant and can continue to the source definition page. a selected source provides locate in diagram, set diagram filter, add to diagram filter, edit source, delete source, add import, add export, and refresh structure. below a source, the navigation tree exposes columns, constraints, and references. preview opens the csv file for csv sources or opens the preview dialog for other source types. related topics entities connector source types sources list source page table"} ,{"id":383509340369,"name":"Table","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/reference/entities/entities-table","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entities › Table","description":"","searchText":"reference entities table overview a table is a repository entity that defines a physical table, view-backed table, data mart table, or externally filled table in analyticscreator. tables belong to schemas and provide the column metadata, keys, references, scripts, and olap settings used by generated warehouse objects. function use the table entity to maintain the table name, schema, table type, compression, historization or persistence relationship, data vault relationship, column definitions, calculated columns, dependencies, measures, identity-column settings, and generated table definition. the editable behavior depends on the table type. import and external tables allow direct column maintenance. view-based tables expose table metadata but keep source-driven columns read-only. data mart tables show olap transfer, aggregate, display folder, category, measure, hierarchy, and partition-related options. when a table is saved, analyticscreator validates required values, checks duplicate table and transformation names in the selected schema, maintains the primary-key index when requested, saves identity-column settings, checks calculated columns for physical tables, and refreshes the interface when a new table is created or renamed. access tables can be opened from the schema area of the repository navigation tree, from the dwh ribbon tab, from the table list, or by double-clicking a table object in the dataflow diagram. how to access navigation tree data warehouse -> layers -> layer -> schema -> tables toolbar dwh -> list -> tables diagram table -> double-click visual element tables list and table detail page screen overview the table detail page contains the following visible fields, tabs, and actions. id property description 1 table name name of the table in the selected schema. saving requires a non-empty name, and the same schema cannot already contain a table or transformation with that name. 2 table schema schema that owns the table. saving requires a selected schema. 3 table type controls table behavior. new table records are limited to external table types, while existing records keep their current type unless they are external table variants. 4 friendly name optional business label used in display and generated metadata. 5 compression type compression setting for generated physical table objects. new records default to compression type 0. 6 description free-text description for the table. 7 anonymization / check statement statement area used with table anonymization and checks. the field supports multiline input and tab characters. 8 hist of table source table for a history table. for history table records, the selectable list is restricted to compatible source tables. 9 persist of table read-only display of the table that a persisted table is based on. 10 hub of table / satellite of table / link of table data vault relationships used to connect table metadata to hub, satellite, or link tables. 11 has primary key creates or maintains a primary-key index from columns with a pk ordinal position. 12 pk clustered marks the generated primary-key index as clustered. clustered primary keys are blocked when the compression setting resolves to clustered columnstore. 13 primary key name primary-key index name. saving requires a value when primary key generation is enabled, and the name must not duplicate another table primary key. 14 inheritance controls inherit friendlyname, inherit description, inherit display folder, inherit all references, and don't inherit pk control whether generated metadata inherits values from upstream objects. 15 olap controls data mart table types show olap perspective, export to olap, hidden in olap, and olap category fields. 16 columns column grid for physical columns. visible columns include add.col, column name, data type, maxlength, numprec, numscale, nullable, pkordinalpos, default, friendlyname, references, olap options, description, anonymize, inheritance, and collation. 17 calculated columns calculated column grid. for data mart tables, the tab is shown as tabular olap dax columns and exposes olap-specific fields. 18 scripts prescript and postscript editors with original and parsed views. parsed view runs macro parsing on the entered script. 19 dependencies read-only dependency grid showing column name, referencing columns, and referenced columns. 20 measures data mart measure grid. new measures use the configured default measure name and display folder. the grid includes measure name, source column, aggregate, hidden flag, tabular and multidimensional statements, parsed output, description, display folder, and format string. 21 table definition read-only generated table script. the table must be saved before a definition can be generated. 22 identity column optional identity-column definition with name, type, seed, increment, and pk pos. new identity settings default seed and increment to 1 and type to int. 23 load field definitions from existing table for external table types, imports field definitions from an existing database table. existing columns are replaced after confirmation, and the table definition must be saved first. 24 create in dwh generates and runs the table creation script for a saved non-view table. unsaved tables and view-based tables cannot be created from this action. 25 save validates the table, saves metadata and child rows, updates the primary-key index and identity column, checks calculated columns for physical tables, and reloads the saved table. 26 cancel returns to the previous page. if there are unsaved changes, analyticscreator asks whether to save or cancel the navigation. list behavior the table list filters by description, table name, schema name, and table type description. the list grid shows table schema, table name, historization of table, persistation of table, table type, friendly name, and description. when the list is opened from a schema context, it is filtered to that schema. double-clicking a table row opens the selected table in the table detail page. delete removes the selected table after confirmation. table actions the tables node provides list tables and add externally filled table. a selected table provides locate in diagram, set diagram filter, add to diagram filter, edit table, delete table, and add historization. data vault actions are available from a selected table: add vault hub, add vault satellite, and add vault link. show reference diagram opens the table reference diagram for the selected table. below a table, the navigation tree exposes columns, indexes for non-view tables, and references. data mart tables can also expose hierarchies and partitions. related topics entities schema index transformation tables list table page"} ,{"id":383509396693,"name":"Transformation","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/reference/entities/entities-transformation","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entities › Transformation","description":"","searchText":"reference entities transformation overview a transformation is a repository entity that defines how analyticscreator builds a derived data object from tables, sql logic, external output, script output, or a union of source tables. transformations belong to a schema and can be used to generate views, persist result tables, support model objects, and feed downstream warehouse structures. function use the transformation entity to maintain transformation metadata such as name, schema, transformation type, historization type, friendly name, description, persistence settings, object-table links, source selection, and inheritance settings. the definition tab controls transformation tables, output columns, references, star assignments, predefined transformations, snapshots, filters, and having conditions. the view tab stores manual sql view text or script text, depending on the transformation type. saving validates the transformation type, required direct source, non-empty name, non-empty column names, and duplicate column names. analyticscreator then stores the definition, creates or refreshes the transformation view, refreshes the interface when the object is new or renamed, and reloads the detail page. access transformations can be opened from schema nodes in the repository navigation tree, from the transformations list, from the etl toolbar commands, or from transformation nodes and diagram context commands. how to access navigation tree data warehouse -> layers -> layer -> schema -> transformations -> transformation toolbar etl -> list -> transformations or etl -> new -> new transformation diagram transformation object -> edit transformation visual element transformations list, create transformation wizard, transformation detail page, transformation nodes, and dataflow diagram transformation objects. screen overview the transformation detail page contains the following visible fields, grids, tabs, and actions. id property description 1 name transformation name. saving requires a non-empty value that is unique within the selected schema. 2 schema schema that owns the transformation. 3 transtype transformation type. the selected type controls which detail fields, grids, and tabs are enabled. 4 hist type transformation historization type. snapshot-related grids are enabled only for snapshot historization modes. 5 create unknown member creates an unknown-member row for transformation types where this option is enabled. 6 fact transformation marks the transformation as a fact transformation. 7 distinct applies distinct handling at transformation level when enabled for the selected type. 8 don't detect dependencies script-transformation option that prevents dependency detection for the script transformation. 9 persist table / result table persistence target name. external and script transformations use result-table behavior instead of the standard persist-table field. 10 persist package / ssis package package name for persistence or external/script execution, depending on the transformation type. 11 hub of table links the transformation to a hub table. selecting this clears the satellite and link table selections. 12 satellite of table links the transformation to a satellite table. selecting this clears the hub and link table selections. 13 link of table links the transformation to a link table. selecting this clears the hub and satellite table selections. 14 direct source source used by direct transformations. saving a direct transformation requires a selected direct source. 15 friendly name optional display name for the transformation. 16 description free-text description for the transformation. 17 inherit friendlyname inheritance option for friendly names at transformation level and column level. 18 inherit description inheritance option for descriptions at transformation level and column level. 19 inherit displayfolder inheritance option for olap display folders. 20 snapshot group / snapshot snapshot assignment grid used by snapshot historization modes. 21 definition main tab for tables, columns, references, stars, predefined transformations, filters, and having conditions. 22 tables grid for transformation input tables with seqnr., table, is output table, union all, distinct, table alias, join settings, reference statements, filters, subselects, and resulting joins. 23 columns grid for output columns with column name, tableseqnr, reference, statement, aggregation, default value, sequence, primary-key position, friendly name, description, and inheritance options. 24 references grid for table references between transformation table sequence numbers. 25 stars grid for star assignments with star, view name, isfact, and filter values. 26 predefined transformations grid for predefined transformation assignments and the useonvault flag. 27 filter / having optional sql filter and having text for supported transformation types. 28 view / script text tab for manual view definitions or script content. script transformations can also show script type. 29 old column name / new column name rename table used with manual transformations when view columns are renamed. 30 create in dwh creates or refreshes the saved transformation in the dwh. unsaved transformations cannot be created from this action. 31 save validates, stores, recreates the transformation view, refreshes related interface state, and reloads the page. 32 cancel returns to the previous page. if there are unsaved changes, analyticscreator asks whether to save or cancel the navigation. list behavior the transformations list filters by schema, transformation name, or historization type text. when opened from a schema node, the list is filtered to that schema. the list grid shows schema, name, type, hist type, and createdummyentry. double-clicking a row opens the selected transformation in the transformation detail page. new opens the create transformation wizard. duplicate duplicates the selected transformation when the selected transformation type supports duplication. delete removes the selected transformation after confirmation. create behavior the create transformation wizard starts on the main tab with type, schema, name, historizing type, main table, persistence settings, and package fields. wizard navigation depends on type. regular, dimension, fact, and other transformations can continue through tables, fields, and other. manual transformations skip table and field setup. external, script, and union transformations use their type-specific table or script tabs before other. finishing validates the schema, name, duplicate transformation/table names, required main table, join historization type, and persistence settings before creating the transformation. for external and script transformations with a created result table, analyticscreator opens the created table detail page. for other created transformations, it opens the transformation detail page. transformation actions the schema-level transformations branch provides refresh, list transformations, add transformation, add calendar dimension, add time dimension, and add snapshot dimension. a selected transformation provides locate in diagram, set diagram filter, add to diagram filter, edit transformation, delete transformation, duplicate transformation, and model-creation actions when available. transformation nodes can expose their generated table and persist table as child objects in the navigation tree. package nodes for persisting, external, and script packages can also list the transformations connected to the package. related topics entities transformations navigation tree transformations list transformation page create transformation wizard"} ,{"id":383509396694,"name":"Package","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/reference/entities/entities-package","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entities › Package","description":"","searchText":"reference entities package overview a package is a repository entity that groups executable warehouse work. packages organize imports, historizations, persistings, workflow steps, external transformations, scripts, and exports so they can be listed, edited, generated, included in workflows, and executed in dependency order. function use the package entity to maintain package metadata such as package name, package type, manual creation state, external-launch behavior, description, content rows, and manual package dependencies. package behavior depends on the package type. import packages show source-to-table import content. historizising packages show historized table-to-target table content. persisting packages show transformation-to-persist table content. workflow packages show selectable child packages with retry and error-handling settings. external transformation, script launching, and export packages use the package header metadata and manual dependency grid without the standard content grid. when a package is saved, analyticscreator validates that the package name is not empty, stores package metadata, updates workflow package references from the selected dependency or workflow rows, refreshes the navigation tree, and reloads the package detail page with the saved package id. access packages can be opened from the packages ribbon button, from the packages branch in the repository navigation tree, from a filtered package list, or from a package node in the navigation tree. how to access navigation tree data warehouse -> packages -> package type -> package toolbar etl -> list -> packages diagram not applicable. visual element packages list, package detail page, and package nodes in the repository navigation tree. screen overview the package detail page contains the following visible fields, grids, and actions. id property description 1 package name name of the package. saving requires a non-empty value, and package names are unique in the repository. 2 package type read-only package type description. seeded descriptions are import package, historizising package, persisting package, workflow packge, external transformation package, script launching package, and export package. 3 manually created marks whether the package was created manually. new external transformation packages are created with this option enabled by default. 4 external launched marks a package that should not run as a normal package step. for workflow packages, this label changes to process olap cube in package. 5 description free-text description for the package. 6 content package content grid. it is shown for import, historizising, persisting, and workflow packages and hidden for external transformation, script launching, and export packages. 7 content column shows the content item. import packages show source-to-table content, historizising packages show historized table-to-table content, and persisting packages show transformation-to-persist table content. 8 include workflow-only column used to include child packages in the workflow. clicking the include column header toggles include for all workflow rows. 9 interrupt on error workflow-only column that controls whether execution should stop when the child package reports an error. 10 retry attempts workflow-only retry count for the child package. new workflow rows default to one attempt. 11 retry interval (min) workflow-only interval between retry attempts. new workflow rows default to zero minutes in the detail page. 12 delete content deletes the selected import, historizising, or persisting content row after confirmation. this action is hidden for workflow packages. 13 add content opens the matching assistant for the package type: add import, add historization, or add persisting. this action is hidden for workflow packages. 14 manual dependencies dependency grid for runnable non-workflow packages. it is hidden for workflow packages and for packages marked as externally launched. 15 package / depends on / add / remove dependency grid columns. depends on shows detected package dependencies; add includes a package as a manual dependency; remove excludes a dependency only when a detected dependency exists. 16 refresh runs package dependency refresh and reloads the dependency grid. 17 save validates and saves package metadata and workflow package references, then refreshes the navigation tree. 18 cancel returns to the previous page. if there are unsaved changes, analyticscreator asks whether to save or cancel the navigation. list behavior the packages list filters by package name or description. when opened from a package-type branch, the list is filtered to that package type. when opened from a schema context, it is filtered to packages that contain import, historization, persisting, or transformation references for that schema. the list grid shows package name, package type, manually created, externally launched, and description. double-clicking a package row opens the selected package in the package detail page. new opens the package detail page for a new package. delete removes the selected package after confirmation. package actions the packages node provides list packages and generate packages. generate packages opens the deployments list. the package-type branches are import, historization, persisting, external, script, export, and workflow. each package-type branch provides refresh and list packages. import, historization, persisting, export, workflow, external, and script branches also expose their matching add action. a selected package provides refresh, edit package, and delete package. import packages also provide add import, and historization packages also provide add historization. double-clicking an import, historizising, or persisting content row opens the matching detail page for that package content row. related topics entities package types packages navigation tree packages list package page deployment"} ,{"id":383509340370,"name":"Index","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/reference/entities/entities-index","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entities › Index","description":"","searchText":"reference entities index overview an index is a database object definition stored in the analyticscreator repository. it belongs to a table and describes how generated database indexes, primary keys, clustered indexes, unique indexes, and columnstore indexes should be created. function use the index entity to define index metadata for warehouse tables. the detail page stores the target schema and table, the index name, optional description, compression type, index flags, and the ordered list of columns included in the index. the index list page can filter indexes by index name, schema name, or table name. opening an index from the list loads the detail page for editing; creating a new index opens the same detail page with a new index record. access indexes can be opened from the repository navigation tree or from the dwh ribbon tab. the navigation-tree context menu also supports adding an index from the selected table context. how to access navigation tree data warehouse -> indexes toolbar dwh -> list -> indexes diagram not direct. use the index list or navigation tree. visual element index detail page screen overview the index detail page contains the following visible fields, options, and actions. id property description 1 schema selects the schema that contains the table for the index. 2 table selects the table where the index is defined. the available column list is refreshed from the selected table. 3 index name name of the index. saving requires a non-empty index name. 4 description optional description for the index definition. 5 compression type compression setting applied to the generated index. new index records default to compression type 0. 6 is unique marks the index as unique. columnstore indexes cannot be unique. 7 is clustered marks the index as clustered. a table cannot have more than one clustered index. 8 is primary key marks the index as the primary key. a table cannot have more than one primary key index. 9 is columnstore marks the index as a columnstore index. columnstore indexes cannot be primary key or unique indexes. 10 column column included in the index. values are selected from the currently selected table. 11 position ordinal position of the column in the index definition. 12 is descending indicates whether the index column is sorted descending. 13 include only marks a column as included in the index without making it part of the key order. 14 save validates the index settings, saves the record, refreshes the navigation tree, and reloads the detail page for the saved index. 15 cancel returns to the previous page. if there are unsaved changes, analyticscreator asks whether to save or cancel the navigation. related topics entities indexes in the navigation tree indexes list index page"} ,{"id":383509396695,"name":"Partition","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/reference/entities/entities-partition","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entities › Partition","description":"","searchText":"reference entities partition overview a partition is a repository entity that defines one named query slice for a data mart dimension or fact table. partitions let analyticscreator generate separate olap or tabular model partitions for large analytical tables when partitioned deployment is enabled. function use the partition entity to choose the analytical table, name the partition, optionally describe the slice, and enter the sql query that returns the partition data. partition setup is limited to data mart dimension and fact view table types, with and without history. when a table is selected, analyticscreator inserts a starter sql statement for that schema and table so the user can add the partition filter in the where clause. saving validates that the partition name, sql definition, and table are present, then stores the partition metadata, refreshes the repository navigation tree, and reloads the editor with the saved partition id. access partitions can be opened from the data mart ribbon tab, from the partitions branch in the repository navigation tree, from an eligible data mart table node, or from the partitions list. how to access navigation tree data warehouse -> partitions -> table -> partition toolbar data mart -> list -> partitions diagram not applicable. visual element partitions list, partition detail page, and partition nodes in the repository navigation tree. screen overview the partition detail page contains the following visible fields and actions. id property description 1 partition name name of the partition. saving requires a non-empty value, and partition names are unique per table. 2 table data mart dimension or fact view that owns the partition. supported table types are dimension and fact views, with or without history. 3 slice optional slice text stored with the partition and used by olap partition generation. 4 sql sql query that defines the partition data. saving requires a non-empty definition. 5 save validates and saves the partition, then refreshes the repository navigation tree. 6 cancel returns to the previous page. if there are unsaved changes, analyticscreator asks whether to save or cancel the navigation. list behavior the partitions list filters by partition name. the list grid shows fact table and name. the list is ordered by partition name. double-clicking a partition row opens the selected partition in the partition detail page. new opens the partition detail page for a new partition. duplicate copies the selected partition with the same table, slice, and sql, using the selected name plus _copy and a numeric suffix when needed. delete removes the selected partition after confirmation. partition actions the partitions branch provides refresh, list partitions, and add partition. an eligible data mart table node can expose a partitions child branch. adding a partition from that branch preselects the table. a selected partition provides edit partition and delete partition. the repository navigation tree groups partitions by table under the partitions branch, then lists partition names under each table. related topics entities table model partitions navigation tree partitions list olap partition page"} ,{"id":383509396696,"name":"Hierarchy","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/reference/entities/entities-hierarchy","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entities › Hierarchy","description":"","searchText":"reference entities hierarchy overview a hierarchy is a repository entity that defines an ordered set of columns for a data mart dimension table. hierarchies are used to describe drill-down paths and named levels that can be consumed by generated analytical structures. function use the hierarchy entity to assign a hierarchy name and description to a data mart dimension table, then maintain the ordered hierarchy columns that make up the hierarchy levels. hierarchy setup is limited to data mart schemas and dimension-view table types. after a schema is selected, the table selector shows only supported dimension tables. after a table is selected, the hierarchy-column grid offers columns from that table. when a hierarchy is saved, analyticscreator validates that the hierarchy name is not empty and that a table is selected, stores the hierarchy and its column rows, refreshes the repository navigation tree, and reloads the detail page with the saved hierarchy id. access hierarchies can be opened from the data mart ribbon tab, from the hierarchies branch in the repository navigation tree, from an eligible table node, or from the hierarchies list. how to access navigation tree data warehouse -> hierarchies -> table -> hierarchy toolbar data mart -> list -> hierarchies diagram not applicable. visual element hierarchies list, hierarchy detail page, and hierarchy nodes in the repository navigation tree. screen overview the hierarchy detail page contains the following visible fields, grid columns, and actions. id property description 1 schema data mart schema that owns the hierarchy table. the selector is limited to data mart schemas. 2 table dimension table for the hierarchy. the selector is limited to data mart dimension views with or without history. 3 hierarchy name name of the hierarchy. saving requires a non-empty value, and hierarchy names are unique per table. 4 description free-text description for the hierarchy. 5 column hierarchy-column selector. after a table is selected, this selector shows columns from that table. 6 seqnr order number for the hierarchy level. new rows receive the next sequence number after the current maximum. 7 name optional display name for the hierarchy level. 8 description optional description for the hierarchy level. 9 save validates and saves the hierarchy and hierarchy-column rows, then refreshes the repository navigation tree. 10 cancel returns to the previous page. if there are unsaved changes, analyticscreator asks whether to save or cancel the navigation. list behavior the hierarchies list filters by hierarchy name, schema name, or table name. the list grid shows schema, table, hierarchy, and clustered. the list is ordered by schema, table, and hierarchy name. double-clicking a hierarchy row opens the selected hierarchy in the hierarchy detail page. new opens the hierarchy detail page for a new hierarchy. delete removes the selected hierarchy after confirmation. hierarchy actions the hierarchies node groups hierarchy entries by table. each table branch lists its hierarchies by hierarchy name. the hierarchies branch provides refresh, list hierarchies, and add hierarchy. a selected hierarchy provides refresh, edit hierarchy, and delete hierarchy. below a hierarchy, the navigation tree lists hierarchy columns ordered by seqnr and then by column name. a selected hierarchy column provides edit hierarchy columns and opens the same hierarchy detail page with that column selected. eligible data mart dimension table nodes also expose a hierarchies child branch. related topics entities table hierarchies navigation tree hierarchies list hierarchy page model"} ,{"id":383509340372,"name":"Macro","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/reference/entities/entities-macro","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entities › Macro","description":"","searchText":"reference entities macro overview a macro is a reusable statement definition stored in the analyticscreator repository. macros are used to centralize reusable logic that can be referenced from transformation expressions, filters, table references, subselects, and default values. function use the macro entity to define a named reusable statement with a language, optional referenced table, and optional description. macro names must be unique in the repository, and a macro cannot be saved without a name, statement, and language. when a macro is saved, analyticscreator identifies transformations that reference the changed macro and recreates the affected transformation views. this keeps dependent generated logic aligned with the current macro definition. access macros can be opened from the repository navigation tree or from the dwh ribbon tab. the macro list supports filtering, creating new macros, deleting macros, and opening an existing macro by double-clicking the selected row. how to access navigation tree data warehouse -> macros toolbar dwh -> list -> macros diagram not direct. use the macro list or navigation tree. visual element macro detail page screen overview the macro detail page contains the following visible fields and actions. id property description 1 macro name unique macro name used when the macro is referenced from generated logic. saving requires a non-empty macro name. 2 description optional description for the macro definition. 3 language macro language selected from the configured macro languages. new macros default to language value 2. 4 referenced table optional table reference. the list includes tables that have primary-key columns, plus a none option. 5 statement reusable macro statement. the field supports multiple lines and tab input. saving requires a non-empty statement. 6 save validates required fields, saves the macro, refreshes the navigation tree, and recreates dependent transformation views when referenced macros are affected. 7 cancel returns to the previous page. if there are unsaved changes, analyticscreator asks whether to save or cancel the navigation. list behavior the macro list filters by macro name. the list grid shows name and language. new opens a new macro detail page. double-clicking a list row opens the selected macro for editing. delete removes the selected macro after confirmation. related topics entities transformation macros in the navigation tree macros list"} ,{"id":383509340373,"name":"SQL Script","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/reference/entities/entities-sql-script","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entities › SQL Script","description":"","searchText":"reference entities sql script overview a sql script is a repository entity that stores custom sql code and the execution point where that code runs in analyticscreator. sql scripts are typed so they can run around database creation, deployment, workflow execution, or repository extension processing. function use the sql script entity to maintain script metadata such as script type, script name, description, sequence number, active state, script text, and workflow-package assignments. script type controls when the script is used. available types are pre-creation, post-creation, pre-workflow, post-workflow, pre-deployment, post-deployment, and repository extension. sequence number controls ordering within the script type, and inactive keeps a script stored without running it. the script editor supports an editable original view and a read-only parsed view that shows the script after macro parsing. pre-workflow and post-workflow scripts can also be assigned to workflow packages through the package and run grid. when a script is saved, analyticscreator validates the script name, sequence number, and script text, stores the script metadata, updates workflow-package script links, and refreshes the repository navigation tree. access sql scripts can be opened from the etl ribbon tab, from the scripts branch in the repository navigation tree, from the scripts list, or from a script node in the navigation tree. how to access navigation tree data warehouse -> scripts -> script type -> script toolbar etl -> list -> scripts diagram not applicable. visual element scripts list, sql script detail page, and script nodes in the repository navigation tree. screen overview the sql script detail page contains the following visible fields, grids, and actions. id property description 1 script type execution point for the script. available values are pre-creation, post-creation, pre-workflow, post-workflow, pre-deployment, post-deployment, and repository extension. 2 name script name. saving requires a non-empty value. 3 description free-text description for the script. 4 sequence number numeric run order for scripts within the same script type. saving requires a valid number when the field is filled. 5 inactive keeps the script stored but disables it for execution. 6 original editable sql script text. saving requires a non-empty script. 7 parsed read-only preview of the script after macro parsing. 8 package / run workflow-package assignment grid shown for pre-workflow and post-workflow scripts. package shows the workflow package name, and run marks whether the script is assigned to that package. clicking the run column header toggles all run selections. 9 save validates and saves the script, updates package-script assignments, refreshes the navigation tree, and reloads the saved detail page. 10 cancel returns to the previous page. if there are unsaved changes, analyticscreator asks whether to save or cancel the navigation. list behavior the scripts list filters by script name. when the list is opened from a script-type branch, it is filtered to that script type. the etl ribbon button opens the unfiltered scripts list. the list grid shows status, name, type, hidden seqnr, and description. double-clicking a script row opens the selected script in the sql script detail page. new opens the sql script detail page for a new script. delete removes the selected script after confirmation. the up and down actions swap the selected script sequence with the adjacent row when both rows have the same script type. sql script actions the scripts branch provides refresh, import script from file, and import script from cloud. the script-type branches provide refresh, a type-specific list action, and a type-specific add action. the repository extension scripts branch also provides run repository extension scrips for active repository-extension scripts. a selected script provides edit script, delete script, export script to file, and export script to cloud. related topics entities sql script types package sql script list sql script page"} ,{"id":383509340375,"name":"Object script","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/reference/entities/entities-object-script","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entities › Object script","description":"","searchText":"reference entities object script overview an object script is a repository entity that stores a reusable sql statement for repository objects. object scripts can be table-independent or linked to a specific analyticscreator repository table so they can be listed, edited, and run from the matching object context. function use the object script entity to maintain script metadata such as script name, description, target object table, sql statement, and script parameters. for object-related scripts, the first parameter is always the selected object id. additional parameters are stored with a parameter number, parameter name, and default value. table-independent scripts start their custom parameters at the first parameter number. when a script is saved, analyticscreator validates that the script name and statement are not empty, stores the script definition, refreshes the navigation tree, and reloads the saved detail page. the check action parses the statement with sample parameter values and validates the sql syntax with parse-only execution. access object scripts can be opened from the object scripts branch in the repository navigation tree, from the object scripts list, or from the script commands added to supported repository-object context menus. how to access navigation tree data warehouse -> object scripts -> script group -> object script toolbar not direct. use the object scripts navigation-tree branch or an object context menu. diagram not direct. visual element object scripts list, object script detail page, run object script dialog, and object script nodes in the repository navigation tree. screen overview the object script detail page contains the following visible fields, grids, and actions. id property description 1 script name object script name. saving requires a non-empty value. 2 description free-text description for the script. 3 object repository object table that the script belongs to. when a table is selected for a new script, analyticscreator can generate a sample statement that filters the table by its primary key using parameter :1. 4 first parameter of the object-related scripts is always the object id highlighted helper text explaining that object-related scripts reserve the first parameter for the selected object id. 5 parameters grid for additional script parameters. 6 paramnr read-only sequence number for the parameter. for object-related scripts, custom parameters start after the reserved object id parameter. 7 parameter parameter name used by the object script. 8 default value default value used when checking or running the script unless a different value is entered in the run dialog. 9 statement sql statement for the object script. saving requires a non-empty statement. 10 check parses the statement with sample parameter values and validates the resulting sql syntax with parse-only execution. 11 save validates and saves the object script, refreshes the navigation tree, and reloads the saved detail page. 12 cancel returns to the previous page. if there are unsaved changes, analyticscreator asks whether to save or cancel the navigation. list behavior the object scripts list filters by script name or description. when opened from an object-table branch or object context, the list is filtered to that table. the list grid shows object, name, and description. double-clicking an object script row opens the selected script in the object script detail page. new opens the object script detail page for a new script. delete removes the selected script after confirmation. run behavior supported object context menus can expose list scripts, add script, and a run script submenu for scripts linked to the selected object's repository table. the run object script dialog shows object, object id, timeout (sec), parameter rows with paramnr, parameter, and value, and a read-only result grid. running the script parses the statement with the object id and parameter values, executes it against the repository connection, displays returned rows in the result grid, and stores the last timeout value. object script actions the object scripts branch provides refresh, list object scripts, and add object script. the branch groups scripts under all scripts, table-independent scripts, and object-table groups. a selected object script provides edit object script, run object script when available, and delete object script. related topics entities object scripts navigation tree object script page run object script wizard"} ,{"id":383509396699,"name":"Deployment","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/reference/entities/entities-deployment","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entities › Deployment","description":"","searchText":"reference entities deployment overview a deployment is a repository entity that defines how analyticscreator generates and deploys output artifacts from the repository. it combines the deployment name, output directory, database deployment settings, package selection, ssis configuration handling, and optional analytical model outputs. function use the deployment entity to create a reusable deployment package configuration. a deployment can generate dacpac output, selected ssis or adf package output, sqlcmd variable values, layer database variables, power bi projects, tableau models, qlik scripts, and olap scripts. the deployment editor can also run the deployment. before saving or running, analyticscreator validates the deployment name, output directory, configuration settings, database connection settings, and olap naming requirements for the selected options. saved deployments are stored with their selected packages and variables. package selections are stored separately for ssis and adf2, and deployment variables are recreated from the current editor state when the deployment is saved. access deployments can be opened from the deployment ribbon tab, from the deployments branch in the repository navigation tree, or from the deployments list. how to access navigation tree data warehouse -> deployments -> deployment toolbar deployment -> deployment package diagram not applicable. visual element deployments list, deployment detail page, and deployment nodes in the repository navigation tree. screen overview the deployment detail page contains the following visible fields, option groups, grids, and actions. id property description 1 name deployment name. saving requires a non-empty value. 2 directory output directory for generated deployment files. the directory can use the {login} alias and must exist after the alias is resolved. 3 data warehouse dacpac and target data warehouse settings, including object group, compatibility level, manual connection string, server, database name, security mode, login, password, and trust server certificate. 4 dacpac deployment options controls deployment behavior such as deploy dacpac, allow data loss, drop objects not in source, backup database before changes, block when drift detected, deploy in single user mode, allow incompatible platform, and deploy test cases. 5 allow using separate databases to store layers enables layer-variable configuration. when enabled, the dedicated layer variables grid is shown and dacpac deployment is disabled. 6 ssis settings controls how connection strings are stored: none, environment variable, configuration file, package parameter, project parameter, or all connection strings as project parameters. 7 environment variable / config file path / parameter name dynamic field whose label and required value depend on the selected ssis configuration mode. 8 other files options to create a powerbi project, tableau model, or qlik script. 9 tabular olap deployment tabular model settings such as xmla script creation, server, database, login, password, service account/current user selection, cube processing, compatibility level, star selection, connector name, model name, perspectives, and partitions. 10 multidimensional olap deployment multidimensional cube settings such as xmla script creation, server, database, login, password, service account/current user selection, cube processing, compatibility level, perspectives, and partitions. 11 packages grid lists generated packages with ssis, adf2, packagename, packagetype, and description. header clicks toggle package selection or sort package rows. 12 sqlcmd variables stores variable names and values for deployment-time substitution. 13 layer variables shows one row per layer when separate layer databases are enabled. each row stores the layer and variable name. 14 log displays deployment progress messages while the deployment runs. 15 deploy / interrupt deploy saves the current settings and starts generation. interrupt cancels a running deployment process. 16 save / cancel save stores the deployment configuration. cancel returns to the previous page and prompts for unsaved changes when needed. list behavior the deployments list filters by deployment name or description. the list grid shows name and description. double-clicking a deployment row opens the selected deployment in the deployment detail page. new opens the deployment detail page for a new deployment. delete removes the selected deployment after confirmation. deployment actions the deployments branch provides refresh, list deployments, and add deployment. a selected deployment provides edit/run deployment, delete deployment, and duplicate deployment. the deployment ribbon button opens the deployments list, where existing deployments can be opened or new deployments can be created. running a deployment disables deploy, save, and cancel while the process is active, enables interrupt, and writes status messages to the log tab. related topics entities package layer model deployment toolbar deployment page"} ,{"id":388515715288,"name":"Table Compression Type","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entities/entities-deployment/parameters-deployment-table-compression-type","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entities › Deployment › Table Compression Type","description":"","searchText":"reference entities deployment table compression type overview technical parameter name: table_compression_type default table compression type: 1-none, 2-page, 3-row, 4-columnstore index function table compression type is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 1 custom value not set. parameter groups deployment database options storage"} ,{"id":389871310016,"name":"Index Compression Type","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entities/entities-deployment/parameters-deployment-index-compression-type","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entities › Deployment › Index Compression Type","description":"","searchText":"reference entities deployment index compression type overview technical parameter name: index_compression_type default index compression type in case table compression type is none or columnstore index (otherwise indexes will have the same compression type like tables: 1-none, 2-page, 3-row function index compression type is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 1 custom value not set. parameter groups deployment database options storage"} ,{"id":389871310017,"name":"Deployment Do Not Drop Object Types","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entities/entities-deployment/parameters-deployment-deployment-do-not-drop-object-types","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entities › Deployment › Deployment Do Not Drop Object Types","description":"","searchText":"reference entities deployment deployment do not drop object types overview technical parameter name: deployment_do_not_drop_object_types comma-separated list of object types (see description of sqlpackage.exe) function deployment do not drop object types is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value aggregates,applicationroles,assemblies,asymmetrickeys,brokerpriorities,certificates,contracts,databaseroles,databasetriggers,fulltextcatalogs,fulltextstoplists,messagetypes,partitionfunctions,partitionschemes,permissions,queues,remoteservicebindings,rolemembership,rules,searchpropertylists,sequences,services,signatures,symmetrickeys,synonyms,userdefineddatatypes,userdefinedtabletypes,clruserdefinedtypes,users,xmlschemacollections,audits,credentials,cryptographicproviders,databaseauditspecifications,endpoints,errormessages,eventnotifications,eventsessions,linkedserverlogins,linkedservers,logins,routes,serverauditspecifications,serverrolemembership,serverroles,servertriggers custom value not set. parameter groups deployment database options storage"} ,{"id":388515715281,"name":"Deployment Create Subdirectory","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entities/entities-deployment/parameters-deployment-deployment-create-subdirectory","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entities › Deployment › Deployment Create Subdirectory","description":"","searchText":"reference entities deployment deployment create subdirectory overview technical parameter name: deployment_create_subdirectory create subdirectory for every createted deployment package. 0-no (all files in output directory will be deleted), 1-yes. default - 1 function deployment create subdirectory is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 1 custom value not set. parameter groups deployment database options storage"} ,{"id":389871310018,"name":"DACPAC Model Storage Type","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entities/entities-deployment/parameters-deployment-dacpac-model-storage-type","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entities › Deployment › DACPAC Model Storage Type","description":"","searchText":"reference entities deployment dacpac model storage type overview technical parameter name: dacpac_model_storage_type dacpac model storage type: 0-file, 1-memory function dacpac model storage type is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 1 custom value not set. parameter groups deployment database options storage"} ,{"id":388515715283,"name":"DWH Metadata In Extended Properties","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/entities/entities-deployment/parameters-deployment-dwh-metadata-in-extended-properties","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entities › Deployment › DWH Metadata In Extended Properties","description":"","searchText":"reference entities deployment dwh metadata in extended properties overview technical parameter name: dwh_metadata_in_extended_properties store metadata as extended properties of database objects function dwh metadata in extended properties is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 1 custom value not set. parameter groups deployment database options storage"} ,{"id":383509396700,"name":"Object group","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/reference/entities/entities-object-group","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entities › Object group","description":"","searchText":"reference entities object group overview an object group is a repository entity that organizes warehouse objects into named groups. object groups are used to filter the architecture diagram, manage group-specific object membership, inherit membership through object dependencies, and lock grouped objects for a repository user. function use the object group entity to maintain group metadata such as name, description, workflow behavior, ssis configuration script names, and lock ownership. object group membership connects a group to repository objects. membership can be direct or inherited. direct membership can inherit predecessors, inherit successors, or both. inherited rows show the parent objects that caused the inheritance and can be excluded without deleting the original direct membership rule. when object groups are saved, analyticscreator stores group definitions, updates object membership rows, recalculates inherited memberships, removes stale inherited rows, and refreshes group-based locks. access object groups can be opened from the groups branch in the repository navigation tree, from a selected group node, or from the object groups command on supported objects in the architecture diagram. how to access navigation tree data warehouse -> groups -> group toolbar group selector filters the diagram by group. group maintenance is opened from the navigation tree or diagram context menu. diagram supported object -> object groups visual element groups dialog, object group content list, group selector, and group nodes in the repository navigation tree. screen overview the groups dialog contains the following visible fields, membership controls, and actions. id property description 1 member marks whether the current object belongs to the group. this column is shown when the dialog is opened for a specific object. 2 inherit predecessors extends direct membership to predecessor objects. the option cannot be enabled on inherited membership rows. 3 inherit successors extends direct membership to successor objects. the option cannot be enabled on inherited membership rows. 4 inherited read-only membership state created by inheritance rules. users cannot activate this flag manually. 5 exclude excludes an inherited object from the group. this option is only valid for inherited membership rows. 6 name group name. group names are unique in the repository. 7 description free-text description for the group. 8 create workflow marks the group as workflow-enabled. when enabled, analyticscreator can auto-fill the ssis configuration script file names from the group name. 9 ssis__configuration complete script workflow script file name for the complete configuration script. when create workflow is disabled, the value is cleared. 10 ssis__configuration enable script workflow script file name for enabling the configuration. when create workflow is disabled, the value is cleared. 11 ssis__configuration disable script workflow script file name for disabling the configuration. when create workflow is disabled, the value is cleared. 12 inherited from objects read-only list of parent objects that caused inherited membership. 13 locked by repository login that owns the group lock. locked group objects are written to repository locks during object-group recalculation. 14 lock / unlock lock assigns the current repository login to the selected group when it is unlocked. unlock is allowed for the locking user or repository owner. 15 save stores group definitions and object membership, recalculates inherited object groups, refreshes group locks, and closes the dialog. 16 cancel closes the dialog without saving the current edits. object group content the object group content list filters by group name or object name. when opened from a selected group node, the list is filtered to that group and the group column is hidden. the list grid shows group, object, inherit predecessors, inherit successors, inherited, exclude, and inherited from objects. new membership rows can be added in the grid. saving validates the inheritance options before writing the changes. object group actions the groups branch provides refresh, list groups, and add group. a selected group provides set diagram filter, edit group, list objects, delete group, lock group, and unlock group. the group selector in the main window can switch the active diagram filter between all groups and a selected object group. the dataflow diagram exposes object groups on supported objects so membership can be edited directly for that object. related topics entities object groups dialog object group content list object groups diagram"} ,{"id":383509396701,"name":"Filter","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/reference/entities/entities-filter","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entities › Filter","description":"","searchText":"reference entities filter overview a filter is a repository entity that stores the current dataflow diagram filter in analyticscreator. it saves a named set of objects so the same subset of the architecture diagram can be applied again later. function use the filter entity to keep a reusable diagram scope. a filter is created from the objects currently held in the diagram filter, stored with a filter name, and then listed under the filters node in the repository tree. when a saved filter is applied, analyticscreator loads the objects assigned to that filter and refreshes the architecture diagram with only that scope. the main window also shows the active object names in the actual filter field. a filter contains a required name and one or more object links. the repository stores the filter header in cfg.filters and the assigned objects in cfg.filter_objects. access filters are accessed from the repository navigation tree and from the architecture diagram context menus. there is no separate filter detail page; the filter name is entered in a small input dialog when the current diagram filter is stored. how to access navigation tree data warehouse -> filters toolbar no direct ribbon list command. use the repository tree or the architecture diagram filter controls. diagram architecture object -> set filter or add to filter -> store filter visual element filters tree node, saved filter entries, and the actual filter field in the architecture view. screen overview the filter entity is maintained through the navigation-tree and architecture-diagram controls below. id property description 1 filters repository tree node below data warehouse. expanding the node lists saved filters ordered by name. 2 store current filter command on the filters node. it stores the current diagram filter as a saved filter. 3 filter name input dialog field shown when a filter is stored. the name is required and must be unique. 4 saved filter entry child item below filters. each entry represents one row in cfg.filters and the related object rows in cfg.filter_objects. 5 apply filter command on a saved filter. it resolves the assigned object ids, refreshes the architecture diagram, and sets the active diagram filter to those objects. 6 delete filter removes the selected saved filter. the related filter-object rows are removed through the filter relationship. 7 set filter architecture object context-menu command. it replaces the active diagram filter with the selected object. 8 add to filter architecture object context-menu command. it adds the selected object to the active diagram filter. 9 store filter architecture context-menu command. it opens the same storage flow as store current filter. 10 remove filter architecture context-menu command. it clears the active diagram filter and refreshes the architecture view. 11 actual filter read-only main-window field that displays the comma-separated object names in the active filter. filter behavior store current filter requires an active diagram filter. if the current filter is empty, analyticscreator shows the message that the filter cannot be created because the current filter is empty. the filter name cannot be blank. if a filter with the same name already exists, the save is blocked. saved filters are listed from cfg.filters ordered by name. applying a saved filter reads each assigned object from cfg.filter_objects and refreshes the architecture diagram with those objects. when a filter is applied or changed from the diagram, analyticscreator refreshes the architecture page and updates the actual filter field. during definition import, existing filters can be reused by name or renamed to avoid a collision, depending on the import reuse option. related topics entities filters navigation tree filters dataflow diagram object group"} ,{"id":383509396702,"name":"Model","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/reference/entities/entities-model","breadcrumb":"Reference › Entities › Model","description":"","searchText":"reference entities model overview a model is a data mart entity used to define a semantic model in analyticscreator. a model groups dimensions and facts so they can be maintained as metadata, imported or exported, and used to generate the related transformation structure. function use the model entity to maintain model metadata and organize related model dimensions and facts. the models list stores the model name and description, while model dimensions and model facts define the detailed dimensional structure below the selected model. models can also be created from star transformations or stars. when analyticscreator creates a model from a transformation, it creates the model record when needed, adds a default calendar dimension, and adds model dimensions, model facts, measures, and fact-dimension links from the transformation metadata. the reverse action is also supported: creating transformations from a model creates the required data mart prerequisites, then creates dimension and fact transformations from the model definition and refreshes the interface. access models can be opened from the repository navigation tree or from the data mart ribbon tab. the models node supports listing, adding, and importing models. a selected model supports editing, deleting, creating transformations, and exporting the model to a file or cloud location. how to access navigation tree data warehouse -> models toolbar data mart -> list -> models diagram indirect. use the diagram model menu to create a model or add a star transformation to an existing model. visual element models list screen overview the models list contains the following visible fields and actions. id property description 1 search criteria filter area used to search model records by name or description. 2 search runs the filter entered in the search field. pressing enter in the filter field runs the same search. 3 delete filter clears the filter text and reloads the full model list. 4 name model name shown in the list and under the models node in the navigation tree. model names are stored as unique repository values. 5 description optional description for the model. the description can be edited directly in the list. 6 save saves model list changes and refreshes the page after saving. 7 cancel returns to the previous page. if there are unsaved changes, analyticscreator asks whether to save or cancel the navigation. model structure a model contains model dimensions and model facts. new model records receive a default dim_calendar dimension with the description calendar dimension. model dimensions define a name, friendly name, description, historicized flag, and attribute rows with key-column marking. model facts define a name, friendly name, description, measure rows, and links to model dimensions. the navigation tree shows non-calendar model dimensions and model facts below the selected model. model actions list models and add model open the models list. edit model opens the models list with the selected model highlighted. create transformations generates dimension and fact transformations from the selected model. import model from file and import model from cloud load model structure imports. export model to file and export model to cloud export the selected model structure. related topics entities transformation models in the navigation tree models list model dimension page model fact page"} ,{"id":383461259457,"name":"Parameters ","type":"section","path":"/docs/reference/parameters","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters ","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters parameters are configuration values that control how analyticscreator imports metadata, generates objects, refreshes sources, builds packages, deploys artifacts, and applies project-wide conventions. use this section when you need to look up a setting, understand what it influences, or find the parameter group that controls a specific part of the data warehouse lifecycle. parameter groups csv import controls how csv files are scanned and interpreted during source import. scan row count minimum and empty string lengths csv import behavior open csv import connectors stores connector-specific defaults and connection-related configuration values. azure blob connection strings odata connection strings ole db provider settings open connectors dwh wizard defines defaults used by the data warehouse wizard when creating generated structures. table, transformation, and package name patterns calendar, fact, hub, link, and satellite defaults sap and predefined transformation options open dwh wizard data vault controls data vault-specific generation behavior and relationship naming. hub creation behavior hub dependency visibility foreign key field name patterns open data vault deployment configures how generated database objects and deployment artifacts are produced. dacpac model storage table and index compression deployment folder and drop behavior open deployment diagrams controls diagram export behavior and thumbnail diagram display settings. thumbnail visibility and position thumbnail size and margin diagram-to-picture scaling open diagrams engine timeout defines timeout behavior for engine-driven execution tasks. object script timeout execution duration control long-running process limits open engine timeout governance controls inheritance and governance-related metadata behavior across objects and columns. anonymization inheritance friendly name inheritance display folder inheritance open governance historization defines defaults and execution settings for historized and persisted data processing. historization type and validity behavior hash join and no-lock processing options persist retry and transaction settings open historization logging controls logging behavior for analyticscreator execution and diagnostics. application log activation runtime diagnostic output troubleshooting support open logging naming & metadata defines naming, description, friendly name, and display folder conventions. description and friendly name patterns inheritance rules for tables and transformations display folder inheritance behavior open naming & metadata other parameters collects parameters that do not belong to a more specific functional group. general configuration values miscellaneous project behavior cross-area settings open other parameters project limits controls project-level restrictions for generated object names and paths. file name length restrictions file path length restrictions project compatibility limits open project limits references controls relationship creation and inheritance behavior for generated references. automatic reference creation reference inheritance rules recursion depth and cardinality settings open references repository names defines repository and layer name defaults used across generated structures. repository name defaults layer 1 through layer 6 names standardized warehouse layer naming open repository names sap connector configures sap-specific source access, metadata handling, and transfer behavior. theobald and custom function settings deltaq and transfer mode behavior date conversion and substitution values open sap connector sql templates controls reusable sql template text used during generation and maintenance. update statistics templates main dwh sqlcmd variable generated sql customization open sql templates ssis packages defines ssis package generation and data flow execution settings. buffer size and row count defaults fastload options for import, historization, and export connection validation and command timeout behavior open ssis packages semantic model controls defaults used when creating semantic model measures and attributes. measure names and display folders attribute display folders tabular olap availability settings open semantic model source import controls source import behavior for database reads during loading. sql server no-lock behavior import query behavior source loading defaults open source import source refresh controls how source metadata, columns, primary keys, descriptions, and references are refreshed. refresh existing and imported columns delete missing sources or columns preview row and timeout settings open source refresh synchronization controls repository synchronization, refresh, repair, and metadata update behavior. synchronization scope and retry attempts relation, description, and friendly name updates repository repair and dependency recalculation open synchronization technical configuration parameters collects technical configuration values used to control lower-level system behavior. technical defaults system-level configuration advanced setup values open technical configuration parameters transformations defines defaults for generated transformations, aliases, calendar patterns, and sql behavior. alias and column naming rules relation usage and no-lock behavior unknown members and calendar fact patterns open transformations how to use this section use source refresh, source import, csv import, connectors, and sap connector when working with source system metadata and data loading use dwh wizard, data vault, transformations, historization, and references when reviewing warehouse generation behavior use deployment, ssis packages, sql templates, engine timeout, and synchronization when reviewing execution, deployment, and maintenance behavior use naming & metadata, repository names, governance, semantic model, and project limits when reviewing conventions and project-wide rules key takeaway parameters provide the configurable rules behind analyticscreator behavior. they determine how metadata is interpreted, how generated objects are named and processed, how packages execute, and how project-wide conventions are applied."} ,{"id":389870784705,"name":"Data Vault","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-data-vault","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Data Vault","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters data vault vault fk field name pattern show hub deps data vault 2 create hubs"} ,{"id":389871308993,"name":"Vault FK Field Name Pattern","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-data-vault/parameters-data-vault-vault-fk-field-name-pattern","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Data Vault › Vault FK Field Name Pattern","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters data vault vault fk field name pattern overview technical parameter name: vault_fk_fieldname_pattern autogenerated foreign key field name correponding to vault hub id. you can use {schemaname}, {tablename}, {friendlyname}, {schemaid}, {tableid} and {columnname} placeholders function vault fk field name pattern is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value vault_hub_id_{tablename} custom value not set. parameter groups data vault vault & deps vault"} ,{"id":389871308994,"name":"Show Hub Deps","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-data-vault/parameters-data-vault-show-hub-deps","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Data Vault › Show Hub Deps","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters data vault show hub deps overview technical parameter name: show_hub_deps show vault hub dependencies function show hub deps is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 0 custom value not set. parameter groups data vault vault & deps vault"} ,{"id":389871308995,"name":"Data Vault 2 Create Hubs","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-data-vault/parameters-data-vault-data-vault-2-create-hubs","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Data Vault › Data Vault 2 Create Hubs","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters data vault data vault 2 create hubs overview technical parameter name: datavault2_create_hubs datavault2 create hubs: 0 - no, 1 - yes function datavault2 create hubs is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 1 custom value not set. parameter groups data vault vault & deps vault"} ,{"id":389870784706,"name":"SAP Connector","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-sap-connector","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › SAP Connector","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters sap connector sap ssis custom function name sap ac custom function name sap automatic date conversion sap substitution date value sap substitution mindate value sap substitution maxdate value sap p type additional length sap deltaq transfermode sap deltaq autosync sap max record count sap theobald version sap description language"} ,{"id":389871308996,"name":"SAP SSIS Custom Function Name","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-sap-connector/parameters-sap-connector-sap-ssis-custom-function-name","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › SAP Connector › SAP SSIS Custom Function Name","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters sap connector sap ssis custom function name overview technical parameter name: sap_ssis_custom_function_name sap custom function name for theobald connector in ssis packages. please read theobald documentation about xtractis to get the correct function name. function sap ssis custom function name is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value z_xtract_is_table_compression custom value not set. parameter groups sap connector sap settings sap"} ,{"id":389871308997,"name":"SAP AC Custom Function Name","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-sap-connector/parameters-sap-connector-sap-ac-custom-function-name","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › SAP Connector › SAP AC Custom Function Name","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters sap connector sap ac custom function name overview technical parameter name: sap_ac_custom_function_name sap custom function name for analyticscreator. the default sap function is rfc_read_table function sap ac custom function name is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value z_xtract_is_table custom value not set. parameter groups sap connector sap settings sap"} ,{"id":389871308998,"name":"SAP Automatic Date Conversion","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-sap-connector/parameters-sap-connector-sap-automatic-date-conversion","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › SAP Connector › SAP Automatic Date Conversion","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters sap connector sap automatic date conversion overview technical parameter name: sap_automatic_date_conversion sap automatic date conversion. 0 - no, 1 - yes function sap automatic date conversion is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 0 custom value not set. parameter groups sap connector sap settings sap"} ,{"id":389871308999,"name":"SAP Substitution Date Value","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-sap-connector/parameters-sap-connector-sap-substitution-date-value","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › SAP Connector › SAP Substitution Date Value","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters sap connector sap substitution date value overview technical parameter name: sap_substitution_date_value sap value for invalid date (yyymmdd) in case automatic data conversion is on. function sap substitution date value is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 1970-01-01 custom value not set. parameter groups sap connector sap settings sap"} ,{"id":389871309000,"name":"SAP Substitution Mindate Value","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-sap-connector/parameters-sap-connector-sap-substitution-mindate-value","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › SAP Connector › SAP Substitution Mindate Value","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters sap connector sap substitution mindate value overview technical parameter name: sap_substitution_mindate_value sap value for 0000xxxx date (yyymmdd) in case automatic data conversion is on. function sap substitution mindate value is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 1970-01-01 custom value not set. parameter groups sap connector sap settings sap"} ,{"id":389871309001,"name":"SAP Substitution Maxdate Value","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-sap-connector/parameters-sap-connector-sap-substitution-maxdate-value","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › SAP Connector › SAP Substitution Maxdate Value","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters sap connector sap substitution maxdate value overview technical parameter name: sap_substitution_maxdate_value sap value for 9999xxxx date (yyymmdd) in case automatic data conversion is on. function sap substitution maxdate value is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 2099-12-31 custom value not set. parameter groups sap connector sap settings sap"} ,{"id":389871309002,"name":"SAP P Type Additional Length","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-sap-connector/parameters-sap-connector-sap-p-type-additional-length","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › SAP Connector › SAP P Type Additional Length","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters sap connector sap p type additional length overview technical parameter name: sap_p_type_additional_length sap: sometimes the length of the p type columns should be increased by this parameter. function sap p type additional length is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 1 custom value not set. parameter groups sap connector sap settings sap"} ,{"id":389871309003,"name":"SAP Deltaq Transfermode","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-sap-connector/parameters-sap-connector-sap-deltaq-transfermode","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › SAP Connector › SAP Deltaq Transfermode","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters sap connector sap deltaq transfermode overview technical parameter name: sap_deltaq_transfermode i-idoc, t- trfc function sap deltaq transfermode is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value t custom value not set. parameter groups sap connector sap settings sap"} ,{"id":389871309004,"name":"SAP Deltaq Autosync","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-sap-connector/parameters-sap-connector-sap-deltaq-autosync","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › SAP Connector › SAP Deltaq Autosync","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters sap connector sap deltaq autosync overview technical parameter name: sap_deltaq_autosync 0-disable, 1- enable function sap deltaq autosync is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 1 custom value not set. parameter groups sap connector sap settings sap"} ,{"id":389871309005,"name":"SAP Max Record Count","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-sap-connector/parameters-sap-connector-sap-max-record-count","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › SAP Connector › SAP Max Record Count","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters sap connector sap max record count overview technical parameter name: sap_max_record_count max count of records returned by sap function sap max record count is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 1000 custom value not set. parameter groups sap connector sap settings sap"} ,{"id":389871309006,"name":"SAP Theobald Version","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-sap-connector/parameters-sap-connector-sap-theobald-version","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › SAP Connector › SAP Theobald Version","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters sap connector sap theobald version overview technical parameter name: sap_theobald_version 0 - match the sql server version, or number (2008, 2012 etc) function sap theobald version is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 0 custom value not set. parameter groups sap connector sap settings sap"} ,{"id":389871309007,"name":"SAP Description Language","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-sap-connector/parameters-sap-connector-sap-description-language","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › SAP Connector › SAP Description Language","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters sap connector sap description language overview technical parameter name: sap_description_language sap language to get table and field descriptions function sap description language is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value e custom value not set. parameter groups sap connector sap settings sap"} ,{"id":389870784707,"name":"Source Refresh","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-source-refresh","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Source Refresh","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters source refresh source preview rows source preview timeout source refresh del missing sources source refresh refresh src desc source refresh refresh imp cols source refresh del missing imp cols source refresh refresh pk source refresh refresh imp desc source refresh existing columns source refresh references"} ,{"id":389871309008,"name":"Source Preview Rows","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-source-refresh/parameters-source-refresh-source-preview-rows","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Source Refresh › Source Preview Rows","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters source refresh source preview rows overview technical parameter name: source_preview_rows count of rows returning during preview function source preview rows is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 100 custom value not set. parameter groups source refresh source preview refresh"} ,{"id":389871309009,"name":"Source Preview Timeout","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-source-refresh/parameters-source-refresh-source-preview-timeout","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Source Refresh › Source Preview Timeout","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters source refresh source preview timeout overview technical parameter name: source_preview_timeout timeout for source preview, sec function source preview timeout is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 180 custom value not set. parameter groups source refresh source preview refresh"} ,{"id":389871309010,"name":"Source Refresh Del Missing Sources","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-source-refresh/parameters-source-refresh-source-refresh-del-missing-sources","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Source Refresh › Source Refresh Del Missing Sources","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters source refresh source refresh del missing sources overview technical parameter name: source_refresh_del_missing_sources source refresh - delete missing sources: 0 - no, 1 - yes function source refresh del missing sources is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 0 custom value not set. parameter groups source refresh source preview refresh"} ,{"id":389871309011,"name":"Source Refresh Refresh Src Desc","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-source-refresh/parameters-source-refresh-source-refresh-refresh-src-desc","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Source Refresh › Source Refresh Refresh Src Desc","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters source refresh source refresh refresh src desc overview technical parameter name: source_refresh_refresh_src_desc source refresh - refresh source descriptions: 0 - no, 1 - yes function source refresh refresh src desc is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 0 custom value not set. parameter groups source refresh source preview refresh"} ,{"id":389871309012,"name":"Source Refresh Refresh Imp Cols","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-source-refresh/parameters-source-refresh-source-refresh-refresh-imp-cols","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Source Refresh › Source Refresh Refresh Imp Cols","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters source refresh source refresh refresh imp cols overview technical parameter name: source_refresh_refresh_imp_cols source refresh - refresh import columns: 0 - no, 1 - yes function source refresh refresh imp cols is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 0 custom value not set. parameter groups source refresh source preview refresh"} ,{"id":389871309013,"name":"Source Refresh Del Missing Imp Cols","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-source-refresh/parameters-source-refresh-source-refresh-del-missing-imp-cols","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Source Refresh › Source Refresh Del Missing Imp Cols","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters source refresh source refresh del missing imp cols overview technical parameter name: source_refresh_del_missing_imp_cols source refresh - delete missing import columns: 0 - no, 1 - yes function source refresh del missing imp cols is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 0 custom value not set. parameter groups source refresh source preview refresh"} ,{"id":389871309014,"name":"Source Refresh Refresh PK","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-source-refresh/parameters-source-refresh-source-refresh-refresh-pk","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Source Refresh › Source Refresh Refresh PK","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters source refresh source refresh refresh pk overview technical parameter name: source_refresh_refresh_pk source refresh - refresh primary keys in import tables: 0 - no, 1 - yes function source refresh refresh pk is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 0 custom value not set. parameter groups source refresh source preview refresh"} ,{"id":389871309015,"name":"Source Refresh Refresh Imp Desc","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-source-refresh/parameters-source-refresh-source-refresh-refresh-imp-desc","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Source Refresh › Source Refresh Refresh Imp Desc","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters source refresh source refresh refresh imp desc overview technical parameter name: source_refresh_refresh_imp_desc source refresh - refresh import descriptions: 0 - no, 1 - yes function source refresh refresh imp desc is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 0 custom value not set. parameter groups source refresh source preview refresh"} ,{"id":389871309016,"name":"Source Refresh Existing Columns","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-source-refresh/parameters-source-refresh-source-refresh-existing-columns","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Source Refresh › Source Refresh Existing Columns","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters source refresh source refresh existing columns overview technical parameter name: source_refresh_existing_columns source refresh - refresh existing source columns: 0 - no, 1 - yes function source refresh existing columns is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 0 custom value not set. parameter groups source refresh source preview refresh"} ,{"id":389871309017,"name":"Source Refresh References","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-source-refresh/parameters-source-refresh-source-refresh-references","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Source Refresh › Source Refresh References","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters source refresh source refresh references overview technical parameter name: source_refresh_references source refresh - refresh source references: 0 - no, 1 - yes function source refresh references is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 0 custom value not set. parameter groups source refresh source preview refresh"} ,{"id":389870784708,"name":"DWH Wizard","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-dwh-wizard","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › DWH Wizard","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters dwh wizard dwh wizard table name dwh wizard imppackagename dwh wizard histpackagename dwh wizard transname dwh wizard dimname dwh wizard factname dwh wizard tablesperpackage dwh wizard hub packagename dwh wizard sat packagename dwh wizard link packagename dwh wizard hub transname dwh wizard sat transname dwh wizard link transname dwh wizard linksat transname dwh wizard hub table name dwh wizard sat table name dwh wizard link table name dwh wizard dwhtype dwh wizard snapshot dwh wizard calendar dwh wizard calendar transname dwh wizard calendar from dwh wizard calendar to dwh wizard fact dwh wizard fact calendar dwh wizard vaultlinksat dwh wizard predefined transformations dwh wizard sap tables dwh wizard sap deltaq dwh wizard sap odp"} ,{"id":389871309018,"name":"DWH Wizard Table Name","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-dwh-wizard/parameters-dwh-wizard-dwh-wizard-table-name","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › DWH Wizard › DWH Wizard Table Name","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters dwh wizard dwh wizard table name overview technical parameter name: dwhwizard_tablename template for generated table names function dwhwizard table name is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value {src_name} custom value not set. parameter groups dwh wizard wizard defaults wizard"} ,{"id":389871309019,"name":"DWH Wizard Imppackagename","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-dwh-wizard/parameters-dwh-wizard-dwh-wizard-imppackagename","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › DWH Wizard › DWH Wizard Imppackagename","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters dwh wizard dwh wizard imppackagename overview technical parameter name: dwhwizard_imppackagename template for generated import package names function dwhwizard imppackagename is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value imp_{connector_name}{nr} custom value not set. parameter groups dwh wizard wizard defaults wizard"} ,{"id":389871309020,"name":"DWH Wizard Histpackagename","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-dwh-wizard/parameters-dwh-wizard-dwh-wizard-histpackagename","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › DWH Wizard › DWH Wizard Histpackagename","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters dwh wizard dwh wizard histpackagename overview technical parameter name: dwhwizard_histpackagename template for generated hist package names function dwhwizard histpackagename is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value hist_{connector_name}{nr} custom value not set. parameter groups dwh wizard wizard defaults wizard"} ,{"id":389871309021,"name":"DWH Wizard Transname","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-dwh-wizard/parameters-dwh-wizard-dwh-wizard-transname","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › DWH Wizard › DWH Wizard Transname","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters dwh wizard dwh wizard transname overview technical parameter name: dwhwizard_transname template for generated transformations function dwhwizard transname is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value {src_name}_v custom value not set. parameter groups dwh wizard wizard defaults wizard"} ,{"id":389871309022,"name":"DWH Wizard Dimname","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-dwh-wizard/parameters-dwh-wizard-dwh-wizard-dimname","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › DWH Wizard › DWH Wizard Dimname","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters dwh wizard dwh wizard dimname overview technical parameter name: dwhwizard_dimname template for generated dimensions function dwhwizard dimname is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value dim_{src_name} custom value not set. parameter groups dwh wizard wizard defaults wizard"} ,{"id":389871309023,"name":"DWH Wizard Factname","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-dwh-wizard/parameters-dwh-wizard-dwh-wizard-factname","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › DWH Wizard › DWH Wizard Factname","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters dwh wizard dwh wizard factname overview technical parameter name: dwhwizard_factname template for generated facts function dwhwizard factname is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value fact_{src_name} custom value not set. parameter groups dwh wizard wizard defaults wizard"} ,{"id":389871309024,"name":"DWH Wizard Tablesperpackage","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-dwh-wizard/parameters-dwh-wizard-dwh-wizard-tablesperpackage","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › DWH Wizard › DWH Wizard Tablesperpackage","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters dwh wizard dwh wizard tablesperpackage overview technical parameter name: dwhwizard_tablesperpackage tables per package function dwhwizard tablesperpackage is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 10 custom value not set. parameter groups dwh wizard wizard defaults wizard"} ,{"id":389871309025,"name":"DWH Wizard Hub Packagename","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-dwh-wizard/parameters-dwh-wizard-dwh-wizard-hub-packagename","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › DWH Wizard › DWH Wizard Hub Packagename","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters dwh wizard dwh wizard hub packagename overview technical parameter name: dwhwizard_hub_packagename template for generated hub packages function dwhwizard hub packagename is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value hist_{connector_name}_hub{nr} custom value not set. parameter groups dwh wizard wizard defaults wizard"} ,{"id":389871309026,"name":"DWH Wizard Sat Packagename","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-dwh-wizard/parameters-dwh-wizard-dwh-wizard-sat-packagename","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › DWH Wizard › DWH Wizard Sat Packagename","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters dwh wizard dwh wizard sat packagename overview technical parameter name: dwhwizard_sat_packagename template for generated sat packages function dwhwizard sat packagename is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value hist_{connector_name}_sat{nr} custom value not set. parameter groups dwh wizard wizard defaults wizard"} ,{"id":389871309027,"name":"DWH Wizard Link Packagename","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-dwh-wizard/parameters-dwh-wizard-dwh-wizard-link-packagename","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › DWH Wizard › DWH Wizard Link Packagename","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters dwh wizard dwh wizard link packagename overview technical parameter name: dwhwizard_link_packagename template for generated link packages function dwhwizard link packagename is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value hist_{connector_name}_link{nr} custom value not set. parameter groups dwh wizard wizard defaults wizard"} ,{"id":389871309028,"name":"DWH Wizard Hub Transname","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-dwh-wizard/parameters-dwh-wizard-dwh-wizard-hub-transname","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › DWH Wizard › DWH Wizard Hub Transname","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters dwh wizard dwh wizard hub transname overview technical parameter name: dwhwizard_hub_transname template for generated hub transformations function dwhwizard hub transname is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value {src_name}_hub custom value not set. parameter groups dwh wizard wizard defaults wizard"} ,{"id":389871309029,"name":"DWH Wizard Sat Transname","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-dwh-wizard/parameters-dwh-wizard-dwh-wizard-sat-transname","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › DWH Wizard › DWH Wizard Sat Transname","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters dwh wizard dwh wizard sat transname overview technical parameter name: dwhwizard_sat_transname template for generated sat transformations function dwhwizard sat transname is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value {src_name}_sat custom value not set. parameter groups dwh wizard wizard defaults wizard"} ,{"id":389871309030,"name":"DWH Wizard Link Transname","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-dwh-wizard/parameters-dwh-wizard-dwh-wizard-link-transname","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › DWH Wizard › DWH Wizard Link Transname","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters dwh wizard dwh wizard link transname overview technical parameter name: dwhwizard_link_transname template for generated link transformations function dwhwizard link transname is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value {src_name}_link custom value not set. parameter groups dwh wizard wizard defaults wizard"} ,{"id":389871309031,"name":"DWH Wizard Linksat Transname","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-dwh-wizard/parameters-dwh-wizard-dwh-wizard-linksat-transname","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › DWH Wizard › DWH Wizard Linksat Transname","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters dwh wizard dwh wizard linksat transname overview technical parameter name: dwhwizard_linksat_transname template for generated linksat transformations function dwhwizard linksat transname is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value {link_name}sat custom value not set. parameter groups dwh wizard wizard defaults wizard"} ,{"id":389871309032,"name":"DWH Wizard Hub Table Name","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-dwh-wizard/parameters-dwh-wizard-dwh-wizard-hub-table-name","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › DWH Wizard › DWH Wizard Hub Table Name","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters dwh wizard dwh wizard hub table name overview technical parameter name: dwhwizard_hub_tablename template for generated hub tables function dwhwizard hub table name is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value {src_name}_hub custom value not set. parameter groups dwh wizard wizard defaults wizard"} ,{"id":389871309033,"name":"DWH Wizard Sat Table Name","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-dwh-wizard/parameters-dwh-wizard-dwh-wizard-sat-table-name","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › DWH Wizard › DWH Wizard Sat Table Name","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters dwh wizard dwh wizard sat table name overview technical parameter name: dwhwizard_sat_tablename template for generated sat tables function dwhwizard sat table name is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value {src_name}_sat custom value not set. parameter groups dwh wizard wizard defaults wizard"} ,{"id":389871309034,"name":"DWH Wizard Link Table Name","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-dwh-wizard/parameters-dwh-wizard-dwh-wizard-link-table-name","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › DWH Wizard › DWH Wizard Link Table Name","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters dwh wizard dwh wizard link table name overview technical parameter name: dwhwizard_link_tablename template for generated link tables function dwhwizard link table name is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value {src_name}_link custom value not set. parameter groups dwh wizard wizard defaults wizard"} ,{"id":389871309035,"name":"DWH Wizard Dwhtype","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-dwh-wizard/parameters-dwh-wizard-dwh-wizard-dwhtype","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › DWH Wizard › DWH Wizard Dwhtype","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters dwh wizard dwh wizard dwhtype overview technical parameter name: dwhwizard_dwhtype 1 - classic, 2 - datavault 1.0, 3 - datavault 2.0 function dwhwizard dwhtype is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 1 custom value not set. parameter groups dwh wizard wizard defaults wizard"} ,{"id":389871309036,"name":"DWH Wizard Snapshot","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-dwh-wizard/parameters-dwh-wizard-dwh-wizard-snapshot","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › DWH Wizard › DWH Wizard Snapshot","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters dwh wizard dwh wizard snapshot overview technical parameter name: dwhwizard_snapshot 1 - create, 0 - do not create function dwhwizard snapshot is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 1 custom value not set. parameter groups dwh wizard wizard defaults wizard"} ,{"id":389871309037,"name":"DWH Wizard Calendar","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-dwh-wizard/parameters-dwh-wizard-dwh-wizard-calendar","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › DWH Wizard › DWH Wizard Calendar","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters dwh wizard dwh wizard calendar overview technical parameter name: dwhwizard_calendar 1 - create, 0 - do not create function dwhwizard calendar is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 1 custom value not set. parameter groups dwh wizard wizard defaults wizard"} ,{"id":389871309038,"name":"DWH Wizard Calendar Transname","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-dwh-wizard/parameters-dwh-wizard-dwh-wizard-calendar-transname","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › DWH Wizard › DWH Wizard Calendar Transname","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters dwh wizard dwh wizard calendar transname overview technical parameter name: dwhwizard_calendar_transname calendar dimension name function dwhwizard calendar transname is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value dim_calendar custom value not set. parameter groups dwh wizard wizard defaults wizard"} ,{"id":389871309039,"name":"DWH Wizard Calendar From","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-dwh-wizard/parameters-dwh-wizard-dwh-wizard-calendar-from","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › DWH Wizard › DWH Wizard Calendar From","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters dwh wizard dwh wizard calendar from overview technical parameter name: dwhwizard_calendar_from calendar start date function dwhwizard calendar from is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 19800101 custom value not set. parameter groups dwh wizard wizard defaults wizard"} ,{"id":389871309040,"name":"DWH Wizard Calendar To","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-dwh-wizard/parameters-dwh-wizard-dwh-wizard-calendar-to","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › DWH Wizard › DWH Wizard Calendar To","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters dwh wizard dwh wizard calendar to overview technical parameter name: dwhwizard_calendar_to calendar end date function dwhwizard calendar to is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 20401231 custom value not set. parameter groups dwh wizard wizard defaults wizard"} ,{"id":389871309041,"name":"DWH Wizard Fact","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-dwh-wizard/parameters-dwh-wizard-dwh-wizard-fact","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › DWH Wizard › DWH Wizard Fact","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters dwh wizard dwh wizard fact overview technical parameter name: dwhwizard_fact 1 - n:1 direct related, 2 - all direct related, 3 - n:1 direct and indirect related, 4 - all direct and indirect related function dwhwizard fact is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 1 custom value not set. parameter groups dwh wizard wizard defaults wizard"} ,{"id":389871309042,"name":"DWH Wizard Fact Calendar","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-dwh-wizard/parameters-dwh-wizard-dwh-wizard-fact-calendar","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › DWH Wizard › DWH Wizard Fact Calendar","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters dwh wizard dwh wizard fact calendar overview technical parameter name: dwhwizard_fact_calendar 1 - use calendar in facts, 0 - do not use calendar in facts function dwhwizard fact calendar is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 1 custom value not set. parameter groups dwh wizard wizard defaults wizard"} ,{"id":389872719057,"name":"DWH Wizard Vaultlinksat","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-dwh-wizard/parameters-dwh-wizard-dwh-wizard-vaultlinksat","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › DWH Wizard › DWH Wizard Vaultlinksat","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters dwh wizard dwh wizard vaultlinksat overview technical parameter name: dwhwizard_vaultlinksat 1 - create vault link satellite, 0 - do not create vault link satellite function dwhwizard vaultlinksat is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 1 custom value not set. parameter groups dwh wizard wizard defaults wizard"} ,{"id":389872719058,"name":"DWH Wizard Predefined Transformations","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-dwh-wizard/parameters-dwh-wizard-dwh-wizard-predefined-transformations","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › DWH Wizard › DWH Wizard Predefined Transformations","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters dwh wizard dwh wizard predefined transformations overview technical parameter name: dwhwizard_predefined_transformations 0 - none, 1 - selected, 2 - all function dwhwizard predefined transformations is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 2 custom value not set. parameter groups dwh wizard wizard defaults wizard"} ,{"id":389872719059,"name":"DWH Wizard SAP Tables","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-dwh-wizard/parameters-dwh-wizard-dwh-wizard-sap-tables","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › DWH Wizard › DWH Wizard SAP Tables","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters dwh wizard dwh wizard sap tables overview technical parameter name: dwhwizard_sap_tables search in sap tables function dwhwizard sap tables is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 1 custom value not set. parameter groups dwh wizard wizard defaults wizard"} ,{"id":389872719060,"name":"DWH Wizard SAP Deltaq","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-dwh-wizard/parameters-dwh-wizard-dwh-wizard-sap-deltaq","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › DWH Wizard › DWH Wizard SAP Deltaq","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters dwh wizard dwh wizard sap deltaq overview technical parameter name: dwhwizard_sap_deltaq search in sap deltaq function dwhwizard sap deltaq is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 0 custom value not set. parameter groups dwh wizard wizard defaults wizard"} ,{"id":389872719061,"name":"DWH Wizard SAP ODP","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-dwh-wizard/parameters-dwh-wizard-dwh-wizard-sap-odp","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › DWH Wizard › DWH Wizard SAP ODP","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters dwh wizard dwh wizard sap odp overview technical parameter name: dwhwizard_sap_odp search in sap odp function dwhwizard sap odp is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 1 custom value not set. parameter groups dwh wizard wizard defaults wizard"} ,{"id":389870784709,"name":"Transformations","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-transformations","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Transformations","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters transformations transformation unknown members transformation key null to zero transformation hist id pattern transformation calendar fact pattern transformations createviews default calendar macro trans default use relations trans friendly names as column names trans field alias trans column alias trans alias alias trans use no lock"} ,{"id":389872719062,"name":"Transformation Unknown Members","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-transformations/parameters-transformations-transformation-unknown-members","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Transformations › Transformation Unknown Members","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters transformations transformation unknown members overview technical parameter name: transformation_unknown_members transformation wizard defaults. create unknown members. 0 - no, 1 - yes function transformation unknown members is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 1 custom value not set. parameter groups transformations modeling transform"} ,{"id":389872719063,"name":"Transformation Key Null To Zero","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-transformations/parameters-transformations-transformation-key-null-to-zero","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Transformations › Transformation Key Null To Zero","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters transformations transformation key null to zero overview technical parameter name: transformation_key_null_to_zero transformation wizard defaults. - key fields null to zero. 0 - no, 1 - yes function transformation key null to zero is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 1 custom value not set. parameter groups transformations modeling transform"} ,{"id":389872719064,"name":"Transformation Hist ID Pattern","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-transformations/parameters-transformations-transformation-hist-id-pattern","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Transformations › Transformation Hist ID Pattern","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters transformations transformation hist id pattern overview technical parameter name: transformation_hist_id_pattern pattern of key fields in transformations. you can use {schemaname}, {tablename}, {friendlyname}, {schemaid}, {tableid} and {columnname} placeholders function transformation hist id pattern is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value fk_{tablename} custom value not set. parameter groups transformations modeling transform"} ,{"id":389872719065,"name":"Transformation Calendar Fact Pattern","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-transformations/parameters-transformations-transformation-calendar-fact-pattern","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Transformations › Transformation Calendar Fact Pattern","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters transformations transformation calendar fact pattern overview technical parameter name: transformation_calendar_fact_pattern pattern of calendar fields in transformations. you can use {schemaname}, {tablename}, {friendlyname}, {schemaid}, {tableid} and {columnname} placeholders function transformation calendar fact pattern is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value fk_{tablename}_{columnname} custom value not set. parameter groups transformations modeling transform"} ,{"id":389872719066,"name":"Transformations Createviews","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-transformations/parameters-transformations-transformations-createviews","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Transformations › Transformations Createviews","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters transformations transformations createviews overview technical parameter name: transformations_createviews create view when saving transformation: 2-yes, 1-compile only, 0-no function transformations createviews is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 0 custom value not set. parameter groups transformations modeling transform"} ,{"id":389872719067,"name":"Default Calendar Macro","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-transformations/parameters-transformations-default-calendar-macro","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Transformations › Default Calendar Macro","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters transformations default calendar macro overview technical parameter name: default_calendar_macro name of default calendar macro function default calendar macro is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value not set. custom value not set. parameter groups transformations modeling transform"} ,{"id":389872719068,"name":"Trans Default Use Relations","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-transformations/parameters-transformations-trans-default-use-relations","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Transformations › Trans Default Use Relations","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters transformations trans default use relations overview technical parameter name: trans_default_use_relations 1 - use business key references rather than hash key references. 2 - use hash key references rather than business key references. 3 - use hash key references only. 4 - use business key references only function trans default use relations is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 2 custom value not set. parameter groups transformations modeling transform"} ,{"id":389872719069,"name":"Trans Friendly Names As Column Names","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-transformations/parameters-transformations-trans-friendly-names-as-column-names","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Transformations › Trans Friendly Names As Column Names","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters transformations trans friendly names as column names overview technical parameter name: trans_friendly_names_as_column_names use friendly names as column names in transformations: 0 - no, 1 - yes function trans friendly names as column names is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 1 custom value not set. parameter groups transformations modeling transform"} ,{"id":389872719070,"name":"Trans Field Alias","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-transformations/parameters-transformations-trans-field-alias","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Transformations › Trans Field Alias","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters transformations trans field alias overview technical parameter name: trans_field_alias alias to use as current field name function trans field alias is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value @this custom value not set. parameter groups transformations modeling transform"} ,{"id":389872719071,"name":"Trans Column Alias","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-transformations/parameters-transformations-trans-column-alias","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Transformations › Trans Column Alias","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters transformations trans column alias overview technical parameter name: trans_column_alias alias to use as current field name function trans column alias is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value @thiscol custom value not set. parameter groups transformations modeling transform"} ,{"id":389872719072,"name":"Trans Alias Alias","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-transformations/parameters-transformations-trans-alias-alias","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Transformations › Trans Alias Alias","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters transformations trans alias alias overview technical parameter name: trans_alias_alias alias to use as current field name function trans alias alias is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value @thisalias custom value not set. parameter groups transformations modeling transform"} ,{"id":389872719073,"name":"Trans Use No Lock","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-transformations/parameters-transformations-trans-use-no-lock","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Transformations › Trans Use No Lock","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters transformations trans use no lock overview technical parameter name: trans_use_nolock use nolock hint in regular transformations: 0 - no, 1 - yes function trans use nolock is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 1 custom value not set. parameter groups transformations modeling transform"} ,{"id":389870784710,"name":"SSIS Packages","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-ssis-packages","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › SSIS Packages","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters ssis packages this section contains parameters that control the behavior of generated ssis packages in analyticscreator. use these parameters to adjust buffering, fast load behavior, validation, connection handling, and package execution settings for import, export, and historization scenarios. available parameters ssis replace decimal separator controls decimal separator replacement behavior in generated ssis packages. ssis command timeout defines the command timeout used by generated ssis operations. ssis imp default buffer max rows controls the maximum number of rows per default import buffer. ssis imp default buffer size defines the default buffer size for import processing. ssis imp fastload max insert commit size controls the commit size used during fast load import operations. ssis imp fastload keep identity controls whether identity values are preserved during fast load import. ssis imp fastload keep nulls controls whether null values are preserved during fast load import. ssis imp fastload table lock controls whether table locking is used during fast load import. ssis imp fastload check constraints controls whether constraints are checked during fast load import. ssis imp fastload rows per batch defines the rows-per-batch setting for fast load import. ssis export default buffer max rows controls the maximum number of rows per default export buffer. ssis export default buffer size defines the default buffer size for export processing. ssis export fastload max insert commit size controls the commit size used during fast load export operations. ssis export fastload keep identity controls whether identity values are preserved during fast load export. ssis export fastload keep nulls controls whether null values are preserved during fast load export. ssis export fastload table lock controls whether table locking is used during fast load export. ssis export fastload check constraints controls whether constraints are checked during fast load export. ssis export fastload rows per batch defines the rows-per-batch setting for fast load export. ssis export bulk insert controls whether bulk insert behavior is used for export scenarios. ssis hist default buffer max rows controls the maximum number of rows per default historization buffer. ssis hist default buffer size defines the default buffer size for historization processing. ssis hist fastload max insert commit size controls the commit size used during fast load historization operations. ssis hist fastload keep identity controls whether identity values are preserved during fast load historization. ssis hist fastload keep nulls controls whether null values are preserved during fast load historization. ssis hist fastload table lock controls whether table locking is used during fast load historization. ssis hist fastload check constraints controls whether constraints are checked during fast load historization. ssis hist fastload rows per batch defines the rows-per-batch setting for fast load historization. ssis delay connection validation controls whether connection validation is delayed in generated ssis packages. ssis not store connection strings in package controls whether connection strings are excluded from stored package definitions. how to use this section use imp parameters for import package behavior use export parameters for export package behavior use hist parameters for historization package behavior use the general ssis parameters for connection handling, validation, and package-wide execution behavior key takeaway these parameters control the runtime behavior of generated ssis packages for import, export, historization, buffering, validation, and connection handling."} ,{"id":389872719074,"name":"SSIS Replace Decimal Separator","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-ssis-packages/parameters-ssis-packages-ssis-replace-decimal-separator","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › SSIS Packages › SSIS Replace Decimal Separator","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters ssis packages ssis replace decimal separator overview technical parameter name: ssis_replace_decimal_separator 0 - do not replace, 1 - replace point by comma, 2 - replace comma by point function ssis replace decimal separator is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 1 custom value not set. parameter groups ssis packages ssis runtime ssis"} ,{"id":389872719075,"name":"SSIS Command Timeout","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-ssis-packages/parameters-ssis-packages-ssis-command-timeout","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › SSIS Packages › SSIS Command Timeout","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters ssis packages ssis command timeout overview technical parameter name: ssis_command_timeout ssis commandtimeout property. will be not set if empty function ssis command timeout is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value not set. custom value not set. parameter groups ssis packages ssis runtime ssis"} ,{"id":389872719076,"name":"SSIS Imp Default Buffer Max Rows","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-ssis-packages/parameters-ssis-packages-ssis-imp-default-buffer-max-rows","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › SSIS Packages › SSIS Imp Default Buffer Max Rows","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters ssis packages ssis imp default buffer max rows overview technical parameter name: ssis_imp_defaultbuffermaxrows ssis parameter for import package function ssis imp defaultbuffermaxrows is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 10000 custom value not set. parameter groups ssis packages ssis runtime ssis"} ,{"id":389872719077,"name":"SSIS Imp Default Buffer Size","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-ssis-packages/parameters-ssis-packages-ssis-imp-default-buffer-size","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › SSIS Packages › SSIS Imp Default Buffer Size","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters ssis packages ssis imp default buffer size overview technical parameter name: ssis_imp_defaultbuffersize ssis parameter for import package function ssis imp defaultbuffersize is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 10485760 custom value not set. parameter groups ssis packages ssis runtime ssis"} ,{"id":389872719078,"name":"SSIS Imp Fastload Max Insert Commit Size","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-ssis-packages/parameters-ssis-packages-ssis-imp-fastload-max-insert-commit-size","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › SSIS Packages › SSIS Imp Fastload Max Insert Commit Size","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters ssis packages ssis imp fastload max insert commit size overview technical parameter name: ssis_imp_fastload_maxinsertcommitsize ssis parameter for import package function ssis imp fastload maxinsertcommitsize is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 50000 custom value not set. parameter groups ssis packages ssis runtime ssis"} ,{"id":389872719079,"name":"SSIS Imp Fastload Keep Identity","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-ssis-packages/parameters-ssis-packages-ssis-imp-fastload-keep-identity","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › SSIS Packages › SSIS Imp Fastload Keep Identity","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters ssis packages ssis imp fastload keep identity overview technical parameter name: ssis_imp_fastload_keepidentity ssis parameter for import package function ssis imp fastload keepidentity is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 0 custom value not set. parameter groups ssis packages ssis runtime ssis"} ,{"id":389872719080,"name":"SSIS Imp Fastload Keep Nulls","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-ssis-packages/parameters-ssis-packages-ssis-imp-fastload-keep-nulls","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › SSIS Packages › SSIS Imp Fastload Keep Nulls","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters ssis packages ssis imp fastload keep nulls overview technical parameter name: ssis_imp_fastload_keepnulls ssis parameter for import package function ssis imp fastload keepnulls is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 0 custom value not set. parameter groups ssis packages ssis runtime ssis"} ,{"id":389872719081,"name":"SSIS Imp Fastload Table Lock","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-ssis-packages/parameters-ssis-packages-ssis-imp-fastload-table-lock","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › SSIS Packages › SSIS Imp Fastload Table Lock","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters ssis packages ssis imp fastload table lock overview technical parameter name: ssis_imp_fastload_tablelock ssis parameter for import package function ssis imp fastload tablelock is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 1 custom value not set. parameter groups ssis packages ssis runtime ssis"} ,{"id":389872719082,"name":"SSIS Imp Fastload Check Constraints","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-ssis-packages/parameters-ssis-packages-ssis-imp-fastload-check-constraints","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › SSIS Packages › SSIS Imp Fastload Check Constraints","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters ssis packages ssis imp fastload check constraints overview technical parameter name: ssis_imp_fastload_checkconstraints ssis parameter for import package function ssis imp fastload checkconstraints is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 0 custom value not set. parameter groups ssis packages ssis runtime ssis"} ,{"id":389872719083,"name":"SSIS Imp Fastload Rows Per Batch","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-ssis-packages/parameters-ssis-packages-ssis-imp-fastload-rows-per-batch","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › SSIS Packages › SSIS Imp Fastload Rows Per Batch","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters ssis packages ssis imp fastload rows per batch overview technical parameter name: ssis_imp_fastload_rowsperbatch ssis parameter for import package function ssis imp fastload rowsperbatch is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 10000 custom value not set. parameter groups ssis packages ssis runtime ssis"} ,{"id":389872719084,"name":"SSIS Export Default Buffer Max Rows","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-ssis-packages/parameters-ssis-packages-ssis-export-default-buffer-max-rows","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › SSIS Packages › SSIS Export Default Buffer Max Rows","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters ssis packages ssis export default buffer max rows overview technical parameter name: ssis_export_defaultbuffermaxrows ssis parameter for export package function ssis export defaultbuffermaxrows is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 10000 custom value not set. parameter groups ssis packages ssis runtime ssis"} ,{"id":389872719085,"name":"SSIS Export Default Buffer Size","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-ssis-packages/parameters-ssis-packages-ssis-export-default-buffer-size","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › SSIS Packages › SSIS Export Default Buffer Size","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters ssis packages ssis export default buffer size overview technical parameter name: ssis_export_defaultbuffersize ssis parameter for export package function ssis export defaultbuffersize is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 10485760 custom value not set. parameter groups ssis packages ssis runtime ssis"} ,{"id":389872719086,"name":"SSIS Export Fastload Max Insert Commit Size","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-ssis-packages/parameters-ssis-packages-ssis-export-fastload-max-insert-commit-size","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › SSIS Packages › SSIS Export Fastload Max Insert Commit Size","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters ssis packages ssis export fastload max insert commit size overview technical parameter name: ssis_export_fastload_maxinsertcommitsize ssis parameter for export package function ssis export fastload maxinsertcommitsize is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 50000 custom value not set. parameter groups ssis packages ssis runtime ssis"} ,{"id":389872719087,"name":"SSIS Export Fastload Keep Identity","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-ssis-packages/parameters-ssis-packages-ssis-export-fastload-keep-identity","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › SSIS Packages › SSIS Export Fastload Keep Identity","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters ssis packages ssis export fastload keep identity overview technical parameter name: ssis_export_fastload_keepidentity ssis parameter for export package function ssis export fastload keepidentity is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 0 custom value not set. parameter groups ssis packages ssis runtime ssis"} ,{"id":389872719088,"name":"SSIS Export Fastload Keep Nulls","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-ssis-packages/parameters-ssis-packages-ssis-export-fastload-keep-nulls","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › SSIS Packages › SSIS Export Fastload Keep Nulls","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters ssis packages ssis export fastload keep nulls overview technical parameter name: ssis_export_fastload_keepnulls ssis parameter for export package function ssis export fastload keepnulls is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 0 custom value not set. parameter groups ssis packages ssis runtime ssis"} ,{"id":389872719089,"name":"SSIS Export Fastload Table Lock","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-ssis-packages/parameters-ssis-packages-ssis-export-fastload-table-lock","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › SSIS Packages › SSIS Export Fastload Table Lock","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters ssis packages ssis export fastload table lock overview technical parameter name: ssis_export_fastload_tablelock ssis parameter for export package function ssis export fastload tablelock is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 1 custom value not set. parameter groups ssis packages ssis runtime ssis"} ,{"id":389872719090,"name":"SSIS Export Fastload Check Constraints","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-ssis-packages/parameters-ssis-packages-ssis-export-fastload-check-constraints","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › SSIS Packages › SSIS Export Fastload Check Constraints","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters ssis packages ssis export fastload check constraints overview technical parameter name: ssis_export_fastload_checkconstraints ssis parameter for export package function ssis export fastload checkconstraints is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 0 custom value not set. parameter groups ssis packages ssis runtime ssis"} ,{"id":389872719091,"name":"SSIS Export Fastload Rows Per Batch","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-ssis-packages/parameters-ssis-packages-ssis-export-fastload-rows-per-batch","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › SSIS Packages › SSIS Export Fastload Rows Per Batch","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters ssis packages ssis export fastload rows per batch overview technical parameter name: ssis_export_fastload_rowsperbatch ssis parameter for export package function ssis export fastload rowsperbatch is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 10000 custom value not set. parameter groups ssis packages ssis runtime ssis"} ,{"id":389872719092,"name":"SSIS Export Bulk Insert","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-ssis-packages/parameters-ssis-packages-ssis-export-bulk-insert","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › SSIS Packages › SSIS Export Bulk Insert","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters ssis packages ssis export bulk insert overview technical parameter name: ssis_export_bulk_insert ssis parameter for export package function ssis export bulk insert is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 1 custom value not set. parameter groups ssis packages ssis runtime ssis"} ,{"id":389872719093,"name":"SSIS Hist Default Buffer Max Rows","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-ssis-packages/parameters-ssis-packages-ssis-hist-default-buffer-max-rows","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › SSIS Packages › SSIS Hist Default Buffer Max Rows","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters ssis packages ssis hist default buffer max rows overview technical parameter name: ssis_hist_defaultbuffermaxrows ssis parameter for hist package function ssis hist defaultbuffermaxrows is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 10000 custom value not set. parameter groups ssis packages ssis runtime ssis"} ,{"id":389872719094,"name":"SSIS Hist Default Buffer Size","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-ssis-packages/parameters-ssis-packages-ssis-hist-default-buffer-size","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › SSIS Packages › SSIS Hist Default Buffer Size","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters ssis packages ssis hist default buffer size overview technical parameter name: ssis_hist_defaultbuffersize ssis parameter for hist package function ssis hist defaultbuffersize is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 10485760 custom value not set. parameter groups ssis packages ssis runtime ssis"} ,{"id":389872719095,"name":"SSIS Hist Fastload Max Insert Commit Size","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-ssis-packages/parameters-ssis-packages-ssis-hist-fastload-max-insert-commit-size","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › SSIS Packages › SSIS Hist Fastload Max Insert Commit Size","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters ssis packages ssis hist fastload max insert commit size overview technical parameter name: ssis_hist_fastload_maxinsertcommitsize ssis parameter for hist package function ssis hist fastload maxinsertcommitsize is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 50000 custom value not set. parameter groups ssis packages ssis runtime ssis"} ,{"id":389872719096,"name":"SSIS Hist Fastload Keep Identity","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-ssis-packages/parameters-ssis-packages-ssis-hist-fastload-keep-identity","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › SSIS Packages › SSIS Hist Fastload Keep Identity","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters ssis packages ssis hist fastload keep identity overview technical parameter name: ssis_hist_fastload_keepidentity ssis parameter for hist package function ssis hist fastload keepidentity is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 0 custom value not set. parameter groups ssis packages ssis runtime ssis"} ,{"id":389872719097,"name":"SSIS Hist Fastload Keep Nulls","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-ssis-packages/parameters-ssis-packages-ssis-hist-fastload-keep-nulls","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › SSIS Packages › SSIS Hist Fastload Keep Nulls","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters ssis packages ssis hist fastload keep nulls overview technical parameter name: ssis_hist_fastload_keepnulls ssis parameter for hist package function ssis hist fastload keepnulls is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 0 custom value not set. parameter groups ssis packages ssis runtime ssis"} ,{"id":389872720058,"name":"SSIS Hist Fastload Table Lock","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-ssis-packages/parameters-ssis-packages-ssis-hist-fastload-table-lock","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › SSIS Packages › SSIS Hist Fastload Table Lock","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters ssis packages ssis hist fastload table lock overview technical parameter name: ssis_hist_fastload_tablelock ssis parameter for hist package function ssis hist fastload tablelock is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 1 custom value not set. parameter groups ssis packages ssis runtime ssis"} ,{"id":389872720059,"name":"SSIS Hist Fastload Check Constraints","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-ssis-packages/parameters-ssis-packages-ssis-hist-fastload-check-constraints","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › SSIS Packages › SSIS Hist Fastload Check Constraints","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters ssis packages ssis hist fastload check constraints overview technical parameter name: ssis_hist_fastload_checkconstraints ssis parameter for hist package function ssis hist fastload checkconstraints is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 1 custom value not set. parameter groups ssis packages ssis runtime ssis"} ,{"id":389872720060,"name":"SSIS Hist Fastload Rows Per Batch","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-ssis-packages/parameters-ssis-packages-ssis-hist-fastload-rows-per-batch","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › SSIS Packages › SSIS Hist Fastload Rows Per Batch","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters ssis packages ssis hist fastload rows per batch overview technical parameter name: ssis_hist_fastload_rowsperbatch ssis parameter for hist package function ssis hist fastload rowsperbatch is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 10000 custom value not set. parameter groups ssis packages ssis runtime ssis"} ,{"id":389872720061,"name":"SSIS Delay Connection Validation","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-ssis-packages/parameters-ssis-packages-ssis-delay-connection-validation","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › SSIS Packages › SSIS Delay Connection Validation","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters ssis packages ssis delay connection validation overview technical parameter name: ssis_delay_connection_validation delay ssis connection validation. 0-no, 1-yes function ssis delay connection validation is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 0 custom value not set. parameter groups ssis packages ssis runtime ssis"} ,{"id":389872720062,"name":"SSIS Not Store Connection Strings In Package","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-ssis-packages/parameters-ssis-packages-ssis-not-store-connection-strings-in-package","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › SSIS Packages › SSIS Not Store Connection Strings In Package","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters ssis packages ssis not store connection strings in package overview technical parameter name: ssis_not_store_connection_strings_in_package d not store connection strings in ssis package. 0-store, 1-not store function ssis not store connection strings in package is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 0 custom value not set. parameter groups ssis packages ssis runtime ssis"} ,{"id":389870784711,"name":"CSV Import","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-csv-import","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › CSV Import","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters csv import csv scan rows csv empty string length csv min string length"} ,{"id":389872720063,"name":"CSV Scan Rows","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-csv-import/parameters-csv-import-csv-scan-rows","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › CSV Import › CSV Scan Rows","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters csv import csv scan rows overview technical parameter name: csv_scan_rows count of rows scanned to get the field properties function csv scan rows is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 500 custom value not set. parameter groups csv import csv profiling csv"} ,{"id":389872720064,"name":"CSV Empty String Length","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-csv-import/parameters-csv-import-csv-empty-string-length","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › CSV Import › CSV Empty String Length","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters csv import csv empty string length overview technical parameter name: csv_empty_string_length length of empty string fields function csv empty string length is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 50 custom value not set. parameter groups csv import csv profiling csv"} ,{"id":389872720065,"name":"CSV Min String Length","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-csv-import/parameters-csv-import-csv-min-string-length","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › CSV Import › CSV Min String Length","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters csv import csv min string length overview technical parameter name: csv_min_string_length minimum length of string fields function csv min string length is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 50 custom value not set. parameter groups csv import csv profiling csv"} ,{"id":389870784712,"name":"Synchronization","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-synchronization","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Synchronization","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters synchronization sync timeout synchronize num attempts synchronization fix repo synchronization renew relations synchronization update descriptions synchronization update friendly names synchronization update anonymization synchronization update column dependencies synchronization update object groups synchronization update olap references synchronization update test cases synchronization sync synchronization refresh"} ,{"id":389872720066,"name":"Sync Timeout","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-synchronization/parameters-synchronization-sync-timeout","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Synchronization › Sync Timeout","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters synchronization sync timeout overview technical parameter name: sync_timeout timeout for dwh synchronization, sec function sync timeout is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 900 custom value not set. parameter groups synchronization sync & retry sync"} ,{"id":389871309043,"name":"Synchronize Num Attempts","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-synchronization/parameters-synchronization-synchronize-num-attempts","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Synchronization › Synchronize Num Attempts","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters synchronization synchronize num attempts overview technical parameter name: synchronize_num_attempts count of attempts to create transformation due synchronization function synchronize num attempts is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 6 custom value not set. parameter groups synchronization sync & retry sync"} ,{"id":389871309044,"name":"Synchronization Fix Repo","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-synchronization/parameters-synchronization-synchronization-fix-repo","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Synchronization › Synchronization Fix Repo","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters synchronization synchronization fix repo overview technical parameter name: synchronization_fix_repo check and fix repository. 0-no, 1-yes function synchronization fix repo is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 1 custom value not set. parameter groups synchronization sync & retry sync"} ,{"id":389871309045,"name":"Synchronization Renew Relations","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-synchronization/parameters-synchronization-synchronization-renew-relations","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Synchronization › Synchronization Renew Relations","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters synchronization synchronization renew relations overview technical parameter name: synchronization_renew_relations recalculate relations. 0-no, 1-yes function synchronization renew relations is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 1 custom value not set. parameter groups synchronization sync & retry sync"} ,{"id":389871309046,"name":"Synchronization Update Descriptions","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-synchronization/parameters-synchronization-synchronization-update-descriptions","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Synchronization › Synchronization Update Descriptions","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters synchronization synchronization update descriptions overview technical parameter name: synchronization_update_descriptions update object descriptions. 0-no, 1-yes function synchronization update descriptions is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 1 custom value not set. parameter groups synchronization sync & retry sync"} ,{"id":389871309047,"name":"Synchronization Update Friendly Names","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-synchronization/parameters-synchronization-synchronization-update-friendly-names","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Synchronization › Synchronization Update Friendly Names","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters synchronization synchronization update friendly names overview technical parameter name: synchronization_update_friendly_names update object friendly names. 0-no, 1-yes function synchronization update friendly names is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 1 custom value not set. parameter groups synchronization sync & retry sync"} ,{"id":389871309048,"name":"Synchronization Update Anonymization","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-synchronization/parameters-synchronization-synchronization-update-anonymization","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Synchronization › Synchronization Update Anonymization","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters synchronization synchronization update anonymization overview technical parameter name: synchronization_update_anonymization update anonymization properties. 0-no, 1-yes function synchronization update anonymization is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 1 custom value not set. parameter groups synchronization sync & retry sync"} ,{"id":389871309049,"name":"Synchronization Update Column Dependencies","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-synchronization/parameters-synchronization-synchronization-update-column-dependencies","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Synchronization › Synchronization Update Column Dependencies","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters synchronization synchronization update column dependencies overview technical parameter name: synchronization_update_column_dependencies recalculate column dependencies. 0-no, 1-yes function synchronization update column dependencies is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 1 custom value not set. parameter groups synchronization sync & retry sync"} ,{"id":389871310010,"name":"Synchronization Update Object Groups","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-synchronization/parameters-synchronization-synchronization-update-object-groups","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Synchronization › Synchronization Update Object Groups","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters synchronization synchronization update object groups overview technical parameter name: synchronization_update_object_groups update object group membership. 0-no, 1-yes function synchronization update object groups is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 1 custom value not set. parameter groups synchronization sync & retry sync"} ,{"id":389871310011,"name":"Synchronization Update OLAP References","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-synchronization/parameters-synchronization-synchronization-update-olap-references","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Synchronization › Synchronization Update OLAP References","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters synchronization synchronization update olap references overview technical parameter name: synchronization_update_olap_references set empty olap references based on relations between datamart objects. 0-no, 1-yes function synchronization update olap references is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 1 custom value not set. parameter groups synchronization sync & retry sync"} ,{"id":389871310012,"name":"Synchronization Update Test Cases","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-synchronization/parameters-synchronization-synchronization-update-test-cases","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Synchronization › Synchronization Update Test Cases","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters synchronization synchronization update test cases overview technical parameter name: synchronization_update_test_cases update testcase stored procedures 0-no, 1-yes function synchronization update test cases is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 1 custom value not set. parameter groups synchronization sync & retry sync"} ,{"id":389871310013,"name":"Synchronization Sync","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-synchronization/parameters-synchronization-synchronization-sync","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Synchronization › Synchronization Sync","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters synchronization synchronization sync overview technical parameter name: synchronization_sync synchronization: 0-full, 1-selected group function synchronization sync is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 0 custom value not set. parameter groups synchronization sync & retry sync"} ,{"id":389871310014,"name":"Synchronization Refresh","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-synchronization/parameters-synchronization-synchronization-refresh","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Synchronization › Synchronization Refresh","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters synchronization synchronization refresh overview technical parameter name: synchronization_refresh refresh diagram: 0-full, 1-selected group, 2-new objects, 3-none function synchronization refresh is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 0 custom value not set. parameter groups synchronization sync & retry sync"} ,{"id":389870784713,"name":"Engine Timeout","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-engine-timeout","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Engine Timeout","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters engine timeout objectscript timeout"} ,{"id":389871310015,"name":"Objectscript Timeout","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-engine-timeout/parameters-engine-timeout-objectscript-timeout","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Engine Timeout › Objectscript Timeout","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters engine timeout objectscript timeout overview technical parameter name: objectscript_timeout timeout for object scripts, sec function objectscript timeout is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 180 custom value not set. parameter groups engine timeout runtime timeout"} ,{"id":389870784714,"name":"Deployment","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-deployment","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Deployment","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters deployment table compression type index compression type deployment do not drop object types deployment create subdirectory dacpac model storage type dwh metadata in extended properties"} ,{"id":388515715288,"name":"Table Compression Type","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-deployment/parameters-deployment-table-compression-type","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Deployment › Table Compression Type","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters deployment table compression type overview technical parameter name: table_compression_type default table compression type: 1-none, 2-page, 3-row, 4-columnstore index function table compression type is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 1 custom value not set. parameter groups deployment database options storage"} ,{"id":389871310016,"name":"Index Compression Type","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-deployment/parameters-deployment-index-compression-type","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Deployment › Index Compression Type","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters deployment index compression type overview technical parameter name: index_compression_type default index compression type in case table compression type is none or columnstore index (otherwise indexes will have the same compression type like tables: 1-none, 2-page, 3-row function index compression type is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 1 custom value not set. parameter groups deployment database options storage"} ,{"id":389871310017,"name":"Deployment Do Not Drop Object Types","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-deployment/parameters-deployment-deployment-do-not-drop-object-types","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Deployment › Deployment Do Not Drop Object Types","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters deployment deployment do not drop object types overview technical parameter name: deployment_do_not_drop_object_types comma-separated list of object types (see description of sqlpackage.exe) function deployment do not drop object types is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value aggregates,applicationroles,assemblies,asymmetrickeys,brokerpriorities,certificates,contracts,databaseroles,databasetriggers,fulltextcatalogs,fulltextstoplists,messagetypes,partitionfunctions,partitionschemes,permissions,queues,remoteservicebindings,rolemembership,rules,searchpropertylists,sequences,services,signatures,symmetrickeys,synonyms,userdefineddatatypes,userdefinedtabletypes,clruserdefinedtypes,users,xmlschemacollections,audits,credentials,cryptographicproviders,databaseauditspecifications,endpoints,errormessages,eventnotifications,eventsessions,linkedserverlogins,linkedservers,logins,routes,serverauditspecifications,serverrolemembership,serverroles,servertriggers custom value not set. parameter groups deployment database options storage"} ,{"id":388515715281,"name":"Deployment Create Subdirectory","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-deployment/parameters-deployment-deployment-create-subdirectory","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Deployment › Deployment Create Subdirectory","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters deployment deployment create subdirectory overview technical parameter name: deployment_create_subdirectory create subdirectory for every createted deployment package. 0-no (all files in output directory will be deleted), 1-yes. default - 1 function deployment create subdirectory is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 1 custom value not set. parameter groups deployment database options storage"} ,{"id":389871310018,"name":"DACPAC Model Storage Type","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-deployment/parameters-deployment-dacpac-model-storage-type","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Deployment › DACPAC Model Storage Type","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters deployment dacpac model storage type overview technical parameter name: dacpac_model_storage_type dacpac model storage type: 0-file, 1-memory function dacpac model storage type is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 1 custom value not set. parameter groups deployment database options storage"} ,{"id":388515715283,"name":"DWH Metadata In Extended Properties","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-deployment/parameters-deployment-dwh-metadata-in-extended-properties","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Deployment › DWH Metadata In Extended Properties","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters deployment dwh metadata in extended properties overview technical parameter name: dwh_metadata_in_extended_properties store metadata as extended properties of database objects function dwh metadata in extended properties is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 1 custom value not set. parameter groups deployment database options storage"} ,{"id":389870784715,"name":"Historization","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-historization","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Historization","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters historization pers default part switch hist default type hist do not close hist default use vaultid hist valid to mode hist proc use hash join hist proc use no lock persist num attempts persist pause between attempts persist use transactions hist empty record field name"} ,{"id":388515715286,"name":"Pers Default Part Switch","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-historization/parameters-historization-pers-default-part-switch","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Historization › Pers Default Part Switch","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters historization pers default part switch overview technical parameter name: pers_default_partswitch 0 - none, 1 - partition switching, 2 - renaming function pers default part switch is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 2 custom value not set. parameter groups historization persisting history"} ,{"id":389871310019,"name":"Hist Default Type","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-historization/parameters-historization-hist-default-type","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Historization › Hist Default Type","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters historization hist default type overview technical parameter name: hist_default_type 1- ssis package, 2 - stored procedure function hist default type is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 2 custom value not set. parameter groups historization persisting history"} ,{"id":389871310020,"name":"Hist Do Not Close","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-historization/parameters-historization-hist-do-not-close","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Historization › Hist Do Not Close","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters historization hist do not close overview technical parameter name: hist_do_not_close default value of \"missing record behaviour\" parameter for new historizations. 0 - close, 1 - don't close function hist do not close is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 0 custom value not set. parameter groups historization persisting history"} ,{"id":389871310021,"name":"Hist Default Use Vaultid","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-historization/parameters-historization-hist-default-use-vaultid","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Historization › Hist Default Use Vaultid","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters historization hist default use vaultid overview technical parameter name: hist_default_use_vaultid 0 - don't use vault_hub_id as primary key. 1 - use vault_hub_id as primary key function hist default use vaultid is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 1 custom value not set. parameter groups historization persisting history"} ,{"id":389871310022,"name":"Hist Valid To Mode","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-historization/parameters-historization-hist-valid-to-mode","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Historization › Hist Valid To Mode","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters historization hist valid to mode overview technical parameter name: hist_valid_to_mode subtract 2 milliseconds: 0 - yes, 1 - no function hist valid to mode is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 0 custom value not set. parameter groups historization persisting history"} ,{"id":388515715284,"name":"Hist Proc Use Hash Join","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-historization/parameters-historization-hist-proc-use-hash-join","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Historization › Hist Proc Use Hash Join","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters historization hist proc use hash join overview technical parameter name: hist_proc_use_hash_join use hash join hint in historizing sp to speedup sql except command. 0-no, 1-yes function hist proc use hash join is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 1 custom value not set. parameter groups historization persisting history"} ,{"id":389871310023,"name":"Hist Proc Use No Lock","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-historization/parameters-historization-hist-proc-use-no-lock","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Historization › Hist Proc Use No Lock","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters historization hist proc use no lock overview technical parameter name: hist_proc_use_nolock use nolock hint in historizing stored procedures: 0 - no, 1 - yes function hist proc use nolock is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 1 custom value not set. parameter groups historization persisting history"} ,{"id":389871310024,"name":"Persist Num Attempts","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-historization/parameters-historization-persist-num-attempts","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Historization › Persist Num Attempts","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters historization persist num attempts overview technical parameter name: persist_num_attempts number of attempts to persist transformation in persisting stored procedure. function persist num attempts is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 5 custom value not set. parameter groups historization persisting history"} ,{"id":389871310025,"name":"Persist Pause Between Attempts","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-historization/parameters-historization-persist-pause-between-attempts","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Historization › Persist Pause Between Attempts","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters historization persist pause between attempts overview technical parameter name: persist_pause_between_attempts pause between attempts to persist transformation in persisting stored procedure. format: hh:mm:ss function persist pause between attempts is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 00:00:10 custom value not set. parameter groups historization persisting history"} ,{"id":389871310026,"name":"Persist Use Transactions","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-historization/parameters-historization-persist-use-transactions","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Historization › Persist Use Transactions","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters historization persist use transactions overview technical parameter name: persist_use_transactions use transaction in persisting procedures. 0 - no, 1 - yes (default) function persist use transactions is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 1 custom value not set. parameter groups historization persisting history"} ,{"id":389871310027,"name":"Hist Empty Record Field Name","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-historization/parameters-historization-hist-empty-record-field-name","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Historization › Hist Empty Record Field Name","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters historization hist empty record field name overview technical parameter name: hist_empty_record_fieldname name of the column to identify empty records in the historized tables function hist empty record field name is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value is_empty_record custom value not set. parameter groups historization persisting history"} ,{"id":389870784716,"name":"Diagrams","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-diagrams","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Diagrams","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters diagrams thumbnail diagram show thumbnail diagram width thumbnail diagram height thumbnail diagram left thumbnail diagram top thumbnail diagram dock thumbnail diagram margin diagram to picture scale"} ,{"id":389871310028,"name":"Thumbnail Diagram Show","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-diagrams/parameters-diagrams-thumbnail-diagram-show","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Diagrams › Thumbnail Diagram Show","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters diagrams thumbnail diagram show overview technical parameter name: thumbnail_diagram_show 0 - do not show, 1 - show function thumbnail diagram show is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 1 custom value not set. parameter groups diagrams diagram view diagram"} ,{"id":389871310029,"name":"Thumbnail Diagram Width","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-diagrams/parameters-diagrams-thumbnail-diagram-width","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Diagrams › Thumbnail Diagram Width","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters diagrams thumbnail diagram width overview technical parameter name: thumbnail_diagram_width width (points) function thumbnail diagram width is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 300 custom value not set. parameter groups diagrams diagram view diagram"} ,{"id":389871310030,"name":"Thumbnail Diagram Height","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-diagrams/parameters-diagrams-thumbnail-diagram-height","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Diagrams › Thumbnail Diagram Height","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters diagrams thumbnail diagram height overview technical parameter name: thumbnail_diagram_height height (points) function thumbnail diagram height is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 300 custom value not set. parameter groups diagrams diagram view diagram"} ,{"id":389871310031,"name":"Thumbnail Diagram Left","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-diagrams/parameters-diagrams-thumbnail-diagram-left","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Diagrams › Thumbnail Diagram Left","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters diagrams thumbnail diagram left overview technical parameter name: thumbnail_diagram_left left (points) function thumbnail diagram left is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 0 custom value not set. parameter groups diagrams diagram view diagram"} ,{"id":389871310032,"name":"Thumbnail Diagram Top","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-diagrams/parameters-diagrams-thumbnail-diagram-top","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Diagrams › Thumbnail Diagram Top","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters diagrams thumbnail diagram top overview technical parameter name: thumbnail_diagram_top top (points) function thumbnail diagram top is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 0 custom value not set. parameter groups diagrams diagram view diagram"} ,{"id":389871310033,"name":"Thumbnail Diagram Dock","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-diagrams/parameters-diagrams-thumbnail-diagram-dock","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Diagrams › Thumbnail Diagram Dock","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters diagrams thumbnail diagram dock overview technical parameter name: thumbnail_diagram_dock 0 - no dock, 1 - left top corner, 2 - right top corner, 3 - left down corner, 4 - right down corner function thumbnail diagram dock is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 4 custom value not set. parameter groups diagrams diagram view diagram"} ,{"id":389871310034,"name":"Thumbnail Diagram Margin","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-diagrams/parameters-diagrams-thumbnail-diagram-margin","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Diagrams › Thumbnail Diagram Margin","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters diagrams thumbnail diagram margin overview technical parameter name: thumbnail_diagram_margin margin (points). function thumbnail diagram margin is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 30 custom value not set. parameter groups diagrams diagram view diagram"} ,{"id":389871310035,"name":"Diagram To Picture Scale","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-diagrams/parameters-diagrams-diagram-to-picture-scale","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Diagrams › Diagram To Picture Scale","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters diagrams diagram to picture scale overview technical parameter name: diagram_to_picture_scale scale of the diagram by saving as picture. floating number between 0.0 and 2.0 using dot as decimal separator. the more the better the picture quality and the greather the file size. when 0, the current diagram scale will be used. default: 1.0 function diagram to picture scale is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 1.0 custom value not set. parameter groups diagrams diagram view diagram"} ,{"id":389870784717,"name":"Governance","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-governance","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Governance","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters governance force anonymization inheritance force friendlynames inheritance force display folder inheritance columns anonymization types"} ,{"id":389871310036,"name":"Force Anonymization Inheritance","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-governance/parameters-governance-force-anonymization-inheritance","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Governance › Force Anonymization Inheritance","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters governance force anonymization inheritance overview technical parameter name: force_anonymization_inheritance force inheritance of anonymization properties: 0 - no, 1 - yes function force anonymization inheritance is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 0 custom value not set. parameter groups governance object rules inheritance"} ,{"id":389871310037,"name":"Force Friendlynames Inheritance","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-governance/parameters-governance-force-friendlynames-inheritance","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Governance › Force Friendlynames Inheritance","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters governance force friendlynames inheritance overview technical parameter name: force_friendlynames_inheritance force inheritance of table and column friendly names: 0 - no, 1 - yes function force friendlynames inheritance is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 0 custom value not set. parameter groups governance object rules inheritance"} ,{"id":389871310038,"name":"Force Display Folder Inheritance","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-governance/parameters-governance-force-display-folder-inheritance","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Governance › Force Display Folder Inheritance","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters governance force display folder inheritance overview technical parameter name: force_displayfolder_inheritance force inheritance of column display folders: 0 - no, 1 - yes function force displayfolder inheritance is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 0 custom value not set. parameter groups governance object rules inheritance"} ,{"id":389871310039,"name":"Columns Anonymization Types","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-governance/parameters-governance-columns-anonymization-types","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Governance › Columns Anonymization Types","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters governance columns anonymization types overview technical parameter name: columns_anonymization_types comma separated list of anonymization types and names. function columns anonymization types is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 0,no,1,yes custom value not set. parameter groups governance object rules inheritance"} ,{"id":389870784718,"name":"Naming & Metadata","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-naming-and-metadata","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Naming & Metadata","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters naming & metadata diagram name pattern description pattern hist id description pattern date from description pattern date to description pattern snapshot id description pattern calendar id description pattern statement friendly name pattern hist id friendly name pattern date from friendly name pattern date to friendly name pattern snapshot id friendly name pattern calendar id friendly name pattern duplicated columns friendly name pattern duplicated tables source reference description pattern table reference description pattern source reference onecol description pattern table reference onecol description pattern description inherit tables description inherit trans description inherit trans tables description inherit table columns description inherit trans columns description inherit trans table columns description set special description use statements friendly name inherit tables friendly name inherit trans friendly name inherit trans tables friendly name inherit table columns friendly name inherit trans columns friendly name inherit trans table columns friendly name set special display folder inherit table columns display folder inherit trans columns display folder inherit trans table columns"} ,{"id":388515715282,"name":"Diagram Name Pattern","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-naming-and-metadata/parameters-naming-and-metadata-diagram-name-pattern","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Naming & Metadata › Diagram Name Pattern","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters naming & metadata diagram name pattern overview technical parameter name: diagram_name_pattern object name in diagram. you can use {name}, {friendly name}, {fullfriendlyname}, {fullfriendlynamecr}, {id} and {cr} placeholders function diagram name pattern is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value {fullfriendlynamecr} custom value not set. parameter groups naming & metadata names & metadata naming"} ,{"id":389871310040,"name":"Description Pattern Hist ID","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-naming-and-metadata/parameters-naming-and-metadata-description-pattern-hist-id","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Naming & Metadata › Description Pattern Hist ID","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters naming & metadata description pattern hist id overview technical parameter name: description_pattern_hist_id autogenerated description of hist_id (satz_id) field. you can use {schemaname}, {tablename}, {friendlyname}, {schemaid} and {tableid} placeholders function description pattern hist id is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value {tablename}: surrogate key custom value not set. parameter groups naming & metadata names & metadata naming"} ,{"id":389871310041,"name":"Description Pattern Date From","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-naming-and-metadata/parameters-naming-and-metadata-description-pattern-date-from","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Naming & Metadata › Description Pattern Date From","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters naming & metadata description pattern date from overview technical parameter name: description_pattern_datefrom autogenerated description of datefrom (dat_von_hist) field. you can use {schemaname}, {tablename}, {friendlyname}, {schemaid} and {tableid} placeholders function description pattern date from is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value {tablename}: start of validity period custom value not set. parameter groups naming & metadata names & metadata naming"} ,{"id":389871310042,"name":"Description Pattern Date To","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-naming-and-metadata/parameters-naming-and-metadata-description-pattern-date-to","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Naming & Metadata › Description Pattern Date To","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters naming & metadata description pattern date to overview technical parameter name: description_pattern_dateto autogenerated description of dateto (dat_bis_hist) field. you can use {schemaname}, {tablename}, {friendlyname}, {schemaid} and {tableid} placeholders function description pattern date to is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value {tablename}: end of validity period custom value not set. parameter groups naming & metadata names & metadata naming"} ,{"id":389871310043,"name":"Description Pattern Snapshot ID","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-naming-and-metadata/parameters-naming-and-metadata-description-pattern-snapshot-id","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Naming & Metadata › Description Pattern Snapshot ID","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters naming & metadata description pattern snapshot id overview technical parameter name: description_pattern_snapshot_id autogenerated description of hist_id (satz_id) field in snapshot dimension . you can use {schemaname}, {tablename}, {friendlyname}, {schemaid} and {tableid} placeholders function description pattern snapshot id is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value snapshot id custom value not set. parameter groups naming & metadata names & metadata naming"} ,{"id":389871310044,"name":"Description Pattern Calendar ID","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-naming-and-metadata/parameters-naming-and-metadata-description-pattern-calendar-id","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Naming & Metadata › Description Pattern Calendar ID","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters naming & metadata description pattern calendar id overview technical parameter name: description_pattern_calendar_id autogenerated description of hist_id (satz_id) field in calendar dimension. you can use {schemaname}, {tablename}, {friendlyname}, {schemaid} and {tableid} placeholders function description pattern calendar id is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value calendar id custom value not set. parameter groups naming & metadata names & metadata naming"} ,{"id":389871310045,"name":"Description Pattern Statement","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-naming-and-metadata/parameters-naming-and-metadata-description-pattern-statement","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Naming & Metadata › Description Pattern Statement","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters naming & metadata description pattern statement overview technical parameter name: description_pattern_statement autogenerated description in case of using statement as description of transformation fields. you can use {statement}, {friendlyname}, {columnname}, {columnid} and {cr} placeholders function description pattern statement is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value {statement} custom value not set. parameter groups naming & metadata names & metadata naming"} ,{"id":389871310046,"name":"Friendly Name Pattern Hist ID","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-naming-and-metadata/parameters-naming-and-metadata-friendly-name-pattern-hist-id","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Naming & Metadata › Friendly Name Pattern Hist ID","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters naming & metadata friendly name pattern hist id overview technical parameter name: friendlyname_pattern_hist_id autogenerated friendly name of hist_id (satz_id) field. you can use {schemaname}, {tablename}, {friendlyname}, {schemaid} and {tableid} placeholders function friendly name pattern hist id is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value {friendlyname} custom value not set. parameter groups naming & metadata names & metadata naming"} ,{"id":389871310047,"name":"Friendly Name Pattern Date From","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-naming-and-metadata/parameters-naming-and-metadata-friendly-name-pattern-date-from","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Naming & Metadata › Friendly Name Pattern Date From","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters naming & metadata friendly name pattern date from overview technical parameter name: friendlyname_pattern_datefrom autogenerated friendly name of datefrom (dat_von_hist) field. you can use {schemaname}, {tablename}, {friendlyname}, {schemaid} and {tableid} placeholders function friendly name pattern date from is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value {friendlyname}_validfrom custom value not set. parameter groups naming & metadata names & metadata naming"} ,{"id":389871310048,"name":"Friendly Name Pattern Date To","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-naming-and-metadata/parameters-naming-and-metadata-friendly-name-pattern-date-to","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Naming & Metadata › Friendly Name Pattern Date To","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters naming & metadata friendly name pattern date to overview technical parameter name: friendlyname_pattern_dateto autogenerated friendly name of dateto (dat_bis_hist) field. you can use {schemaname}, {tablename}, {friendlyname}, {schemaid} and {tableid} placeholders function friendly name pattern date to is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value {friendlyname}_validto custom value not set. parameter groups naming & metadata names & metadata naming"} ,{"id":389871310049,"name":"Friendly Name Pattern Snapshot ID","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-naming-and-metadata/parameters-naming-and-metadata-friendly-name-pattern-snapshot-id","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Naming & Metadata › Friendly Name Pattern Snapshot ID","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters naming & metadata friendly name pattern snapshot id overview technical parameter name: friendlyname_pattern_snapshot_id autogenerated friendly name of hist_id (satz_id) field in snapshot dimension . you can use {schemaname}, {tablename}, {friendlyname}, {schemaid} and {tableid} placeholders function friendly name pattern snapshot id is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value snapshot custom value not set. parameter groups naming & metadata names & metadata naming"} ,{"id":389871310050,"name":"Friendly Name Pattern Calendar ID","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-naming-and-metadata/parameters-naming-and-metadata-friendly-name-pattern-calendar-id","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Naming & Metadata › Friendly Name Pattern Calendar ID","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters naming & metadata friendly name pattern calendar id overview technical parameter name: friendlyname_pattern_calendar_id autogenerated friendly name of hist_id (satz_id) field in calendar dimension. you can use {schemaname}, {tablename}, {friendlyname}, {schemaid} and {tableid} placeholders function friendly name pattern calendar id is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value calendar custom value not set. parameter groups naming & metadata names & metadata naming"} ,{"id":389871310051,"name":"Friendly Name Pattern Duplicated Columns","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-naming-and-metadata/parameters-naming-and-metadata-friendly-name-pattern-duplicated-columns","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Naming & Metadata › Friendly Name Pattern Duplicated Columns","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters naming & metadata friendly name pattern duplicated columns overview technical parameter name: friendlyname_pattern_duplicated_columns autogenerated replacement of duplicated friendly names. you can use {friendlyname}, {columnname}, {columnid} and {nr} (autoincrement number) placeholders function friendly name pattern duplicated columns is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value {friendlyname}{nr} custom value not set. parameter groups naming & metadata names & metadata naming"} ,{"id":389871310052,"name":"Friendly Name Pattern Duplicated Tables","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-naming-and-metadata/parameters-naming-and-metadata-friendly-name-pattern-duplicated-tables","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Naming & Metadata › Friendly Name Pattern Duplicated Tables","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters naming & metadata friendly name pattern duplicated tables overview technical parameter name: friendlyname_pattern_duplicated_tables autogenerated replacement of duplicated friendly names. you can use {schemaname}, {tablename}, {friendlyname}, {schemaid}, {tableid} and {nr} (autoincrement number) placeholders function friendly name pattern duplicated tables is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value {friendlyname}{nr} custom value not set. parameter groups naming & metadata names & metadata naming"} ,{"id":389870937274,"name":"Source Reference Description Pattern","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-naming-and-metadata/parameters-naming-and-metadata-source-reference-description-pattern","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Naming & Metadata › Source Reference Description Pattern","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters naming & metadata source reference description pattern overview technical parameter name: source_reference_description_pattern autogenerated source reference description. you can use {sourceschema1}, {sourcename1}, {sourceid1}, {friendlyname1}, {sourceschema2}, {sourcename2}, {sourceid2} and {friendlyname2} placeholders function source reference description pattern is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value fk_{sourcename1}_{sourcename2} custom value not set. parameter groups naming & metadata names & metadata naming"} ,{"id":389870937275,"name":"Table Reference Description Pattern","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-naming-and-metadata/parameters-naming-and-metadata-table-reference-description-pattern","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Naming & Metadata › Table Reference Description Pattern","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters naming & metadata table reference description pattern overview technical parameter name: table_reference_description_pattern autogenerated table reference description. you can use {tableschema1}, {tablename1}, {tableid1}, {friendlyname1}, {tableschema2}, {tablename2}, {tableid2} and {friendlyname2} placeholders function table reference description pattern is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value fk_{tablename1}_{tablename2} custom value not set. parameter groups naming & metadata names & metadata naming"} ,{"id":389870937276,"name":"Source Reference Onecol Description Pattern","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-naming-and-metadata/parameters-naming-and-metadata-source-reference-onecol-description-pattern","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Naming & Metadata › Source Reference Onecol Description Pattern","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters naming & metadata source reference onecol description pattern overview technical parameter name: source_reference_onecol_description_pattern autogenerated one-column source reference description. you can use {sourceschema1}, {sourcename1}, {sourceid1}, {friendlyname1}, {sourceschema2}, {sourcename2}, {sourceid2}, {friendlyname2}, {columnname}, {columnid} and {columnfriendlyname} placeholders function source reference onecol description pattern is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value rc_{sourcename1}_{sourcename2}_{columnname} custom value not set. parameter groups naming & metadata names & metadata naming"} ,{"id":389870937277,"name":"Table Reference Onecol Description Pattern","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-naming-and-metadata/parameters-naming-and-metadata-table-reference-onecol-description-pattern","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Naming & Metadata › Table Reference Onecol Description Pattern","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters naming & metadata table reference onecol description pattern overview technical parameter name: table_reference_onecol_description_pattern autogenerated one-column table reference description. you can use {tableschema1}, {tablename1}, {tableid1}, {friendlyname1}, {tableschema2}, {tablename2}, {tableid2}, {friendlyname2}, {columnname}, {columnid} and {columnfriendlyname} placeholders function table reference onecol description pattern is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value rc_{tablename1}_{tablename2}_{columnname} custom value not set. parameter groups naming & metadata names & metadata naming"} ,{"id":389870937278,"name":"Description Inherit Tables","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-naming-and-metadata/parameters-naming-and-metadata-description-inherit-tables","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Naming & Metadata › Description Inherit Tables","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters naming & metadata description inherit tables overview technical parameter name: description_inherit_tables description inheritance from the tables to the dependent tables: 0 - inherit if empty, 1 - always, 2 - never function description inherit tables is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 0 custom value not set. parameter groups naming & metadata names & metadata naming"} ,{"id":389870937279,"name":"Description Inherit Trans","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-naming-and-metadata/parameters-naming-and-metadata-description-inherit-trans","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Naming & Metadata › Description Inherit Trans","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters naming & metadata description inherit trans overview technical parameter name: description_inherit_trans description inheritance from the first transformation table to the transformation: 0 - inherit if empty, 1 - always, 2 - never function description inherit trans is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 0 custom value not set. parameter groups naming & metadata names & metadata naming"} ,{"id":389870937280,"name":"Description Inherit Trans Tables","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-naming-and-metadata/parameters-naming-and-metadata-description-inherit-trans-tables","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Naming & Metadata › Description Inherit Trans Tables","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters naming & metadata description inherit trans tables overview technical parameter name: description_inherit_transtables description inheritance from the transformations to the transtables and persistend tables: 0 - inherit if empty, 1 - always, 2 - never function description inherit transtables is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 1 custom value not set. parameter groups naming & metadata names & metadata naming"} ,{"id":389870937281,"name":"Description Inherit Table Columns","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-naming-and-metadata/parameters-naming-and-metadata-description-inherit-table-columns","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Naming & Metadata › Description Inherit Table Columns","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters naming & metadata description inherit table columns overview technical parameter name: description_inherit_tablecolumns description inheritance from the table columns to the dependent table columns: 0 - inherit if empty, 1 - always, 2 - never function description inherit tablecolumns is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 0 custom value not set. parameter groups naming & metadata names & metadata naming"} ,{"id":389870937282,"name":"Description Inherit Trans Columns","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-naming-and-metadata/parameters-naming-and-metadata-description-inherit-trans-columns","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Naming & Metadata › Description Inherit Trans Columns","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters naming & metadata description inherit trans columns overview technical parameter name: description_inherit_transcolumns description inheritance from the table columns of the data source to the transformation columns: 0 - inherit if empty, 1 - always, 2 - never function description inherit transcolumns is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 0 custom value not set. parameter groups naming & metadata names & metadata naming"} ,{"id":389870937283,"name":"Description Inherit Trans Table Columns","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-naming-and-metadata/parameters-naming-and-metadata-description-inherit-trans-table-columns","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Naming & Metadata › Description Inherit Trans Table Columns","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters naming & metadata description inherit trans table columns overview technical parameter name: description_inherit_transtable_columns description inheritance from the transformation columns to the transtable columns and persistend table columns: 0 - inherit if empty, 1 - always, 2 - never function description inherit transtable columns is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 1 custom value not set. parameter groups naming & metadata names & metadata naming"} ,{"id":389870937284,"name":"Description Set Special","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-naming-and-metadata/parameters-naming-and-metadata-description-set-special","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Naming & Metadata › Description Set Special","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters naming & metadata description set special overview technical parameter name: description_set_special automatically set description of special columns (snapshotid, surrogate key, calendarid) : 0 - yes if empty, 1 - always, 2 - never function description set special is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 0 custom value not set. parameter groups naming & metadata names & metadata naming"} ,{"id":389870937285,"name":"Description Use Statements","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-naming-and-metadata/parameters-naming-and-metadata-description-use-statements","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Naming & Metadata › Description Use Statements","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters naming & metadata description use statements overview technical parameter name: description_use_statements use statement as description: 0 - yes if empty (priority over inherited description), 1 - always, 2 - yes if empty (inherited description has priority), 3 - never function description use statements is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 0 custom value not set. parameter groups naming & metadata names & metadata naming"} ,{"id":389870937286,"name":"Friendly Name Inherit Tables","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-naming-and-metadata/parameters-naming-and-metadata-friendly-name-inherit-tables","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Naming & Metadata › Friendly Name Inherit Tables","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters naming & metadata friendly name inherit tables overview technical parameter name: friendlyname_inherit_tables friendly name inheritance from the tables to the dependent tables: 0 - inherit if empty, 1 - always, 2 - never function friendly name inherit tables is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 0 custom value not set. parameter groups naming & metadata names & metadata naming"} ,{"id":389870937287,"name":"Friendly Name Inherit Trans","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-naming-and-metadata/parameters-naming-and-metadata-friendly-name-inherit-trans","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Naming & Metadata › Friendly Name Inherit Trans","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters naming & metadata friendly name inherit trans overview technical parameter name: friendlyname_inherit_trans friendly name inheritance from the first transformation table to the transformation: 0 - inherit if empty, 1 - always, 2 - never function friendly name inherit trans is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 0 custom value not set. parameter groups naming & metadata names & metadata naming"} ,{"id":389870937288,"name":"Friendly Name Inherit Trans Tables","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-naming-and-metadata/parameters-naming-and-metadata-friendly-name-inherit-trans-tables","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Naming & Metadata › Friendly Name Inherit Trans Tables","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters naming & metadata friendly name inherit trans tables overview technical parameter name: friendlyname_inherit_transtables friendly name inheritance from the transformations to the transtables and persistend tables: 0 - inherit if empty, 1 - always, 2 - never function friendly name inherit transtables is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 1 custom value not set. parameter groups naming & metadata names & metadata naming"} ,{"id":389870937289,"name":"Friendly Name Inherit Table Columns","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-naming-and-metadata/parameters-naming-and-metadata-friendly-name-inherit-table-columns","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Naming & Metadata › Friendly Name Inherit Table Columns","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters naming & metadata friendly name inherit table columns overview technical parameter name: friendlyname_inherit_tablecolumns friendly name inheritance from the table columns to the dependent table columns: 0 - inherit if empty, 1 - always, 2 - never function friendly name inherit tablecolumns is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 0 custom value not set. parameter groups naming & metadata names & metadata naming"} ,{"id":389870937290,"name":"Friendly Name Inherit Trans Columns","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-naming-and-metadata/parameters-naming-and-metadata-friendly-name-inherit-trans-columns","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Naming & Metadata › Friendly Name Inherit Trans Columns","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters naming & metadata friendly name inherit trans columns overview technical parameter name: friendlyname_inherit_transcolumns friendly name inheritance from the table columns to the transformation columns: 0 - inherit if empty, 1 - always, 2 - never function friendly name inherit transcolumns is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 0 custom value not set. parameter groups naming & metadata names & metadata naming"} ,{"id":389870937291,"name":"Friendly Name Inherit Trans Table Columns","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-naming-and-metadata/parameters-naming-and-metadata-friendly-name-inherit-trans-table-columns","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Naming & Metadata › Friendly Name Inherit Trans Table Columns","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters naming & metadata friendly name inherit trans table columns overview technical parameter name: friendlyname_inherit_transtable_columns friendly name inheritance from the transformation columns to the transtable columns and persistend table columns: 0 - inherit if empty, 1 - always, 2 - never function friendly name inherit transtable columns is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 1 custom value not set. parameter groups naming & metadata names & metadata naming"} ,{"id":389870937292,"name":"Friendly Name Set Special","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-naming-and-metadata/parameters-naming-and-metadata-friendly-name-set-special","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Naming & Metadata › Friendly Name Set Special","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters naming & metadata friendly name set special overview technical parameter name: friendlyname_set_special automatically set friendly name of special columns (snapshotid, surrogate key, calendarid) : 0 - yes if empty, 1 - always, 2 - never function friendly name set special is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 0 custom value not set. parameter groups naming & metadata names & metadata naming"} ,{"id":389870937293,"name":"Display Folder Inherit Table Columns","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-naming-and-metadata/parameters-naming-and-metadata-display-folder-inherit-table-columns","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Naming & Metadata › Display Folder Inherit Table Columns","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters naming & metadata display folder inherit table columns overview technical parameter name: displayfolder_inherit_tablecolumns olap display folder inheritance from the table columns to the dependent table columns: 0 - inherit if empty, 1 - always, 2 - never function displayfolder inherit tablecolumns is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 0 custom value not set. parameter groups naming & metadata names & metadata naming"} ,{"id":389870937294,"name":"Display Folder Inherit Trans Columns","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-naming-and-metadata/parameters-naming-and-metadata-display-folder-inherit-trans-columns","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › 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technical parameter name: displayfolder_inherit_transtable_columns olap display folder inheritance from the transformation columns to the transtable columns and persistend table columns: 0 - inherit if empty, 1 - always, 2 - never function displayfolder inherit transtable columns is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 1 custom value not set. parameter groups naming & metadata names & metadata naming"} ,{"id":389870784719,"name":"References","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-references","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › References","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters references autocreated references use friendly name ref tables recursion depth dwh create references references inheritance references datamart references inheritance force manually created reference pk to pk cardinality delete unused references on delete columns"} ,{"id":389870937296,"name":"Autocreated References Use Friendly Name","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-references/parameters-references-autocreated-references-use-friendly-name","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › References › Autocreated References Use Friendly Name","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters references autocreated references use friendly name overview technical parameter name: autocreated_references_use_friendly_name use friendly names instead of table names in description of autocreated references: 0- no, 1 - yes function autocreated references use friendly name is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 0 custom value not set. parameter groups references relationships links"} ,{"id":389870937297,"name":"Ref Tables Recursion Depth","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-references/parameters-references-ref-tables-recursion-depth","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › References › Ref Tables Recursion Depth","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters references ref tables recursion depth overview technical parameter name: ref_tables_recursion_depth max recursion depth due the detection of referenced tables in transformation wizard function ref tables recursion depth is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 5 custom value not set. parameter groups references relationships links"} ,{"id":389870937298,"name":"DWH Create References","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-references/parameters-references-dwh-create-references","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › References › DWH Create References","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters references dwh create references overview technical parameter name: dwh_create_references create disabled references between tables in data warehouse function dwh create references is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 0 custom value not set. parameter groups references relationships links"} ,{"id":389870937299,"name":"References Inheritance","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-references/parameters-references-references-inheritance","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › References › References Inheritance","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters references references inheritance overview technical parameter name: references_inheritance 0 - within schema only, 1 - within layer only, 2 - within layer and its neighbourhood, 3 - everywhere function references inheritance is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 0 custom value not set. parameter groups references relationships links"} ,{"id":389870937300,"name":"References Datamart","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-references/parameters-references-references-datamart","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › References › References Datamart","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters references references datamart overview technical parameter name: references_datamart 0 - all references are allowed, 1 - only references between objects in the same star are allowed, 2 - only references between the objects in the same schema are allowed function references datamart is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 0 custom value not set. parameter groups references relationships links"} ,{"id":389870937301,"name":"References Inheritance Force Manually Created","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-references/parameters-references-references-inheritance-force-manually-created","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › References › References Inheritance Force Manually Created","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters references references inheritance force manually created overview technical parameter name: references_inheritance_force_manually_created 0 - manually created references will be inherited like all other references, 1 - manually created references will be always inherited, 2 - manually created references and their successors will be always inherited function references inheritance force manually created is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 0 custom value not set. parameter groups references relationships links"} ,{"id":389870937302,"name":"Reference PK To PK Cardinality","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-references/parameters-references-reference-pk-to-pk-cardinality","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › References › Reference PK To PK Cardinality","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters references reference pk to pk cardinality overview technical parameter name: reference_pk_to_pk_cardinality cardinality of pk-to-pk reference. 0 - n:1, 1 - 1:1 function reference pk to pk cardinality is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 0 custom value not set. parameter groups references relationships links"} ,{"id":389870937303,"name":"Delete Unused References On Delete Columns","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-references/parameters-references-delete-unused-references-on-delete-columns","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › References › Delete Unused References On Delete Columns","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters references delete unused references on delete columns overview technical parameter name: delete_unused_references_on_delete_columns delete unused references on delete columns 0-no, 1-yes function delete unused references on delete columns is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 0 custom value not set. parameter groups references relationships links"} ,{"id":389870784720,"name":"Connectors","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-connectors","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Connectors","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters connectors oledb provider sql server azure blob connection string odata connection string"} ,{"id":388515715285,"name":"OLEDB Provider SQL Server","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-connectors/parameters-connectors-oledb-provider-sql-server","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Connectors › OLEDB Provider SQL Server","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters connectors oledb provider sql server overview technical parameter name: oledbprovider_sqlserver oledb provider for sql server function oledbprovider sql server is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value msoledbsql custom value not set. parameter groups connectors connections connector setup"} ,{"id":389870937304,"name":"Azure BLOB Connection String","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-connectors/parameters-connectors-azure-blob-connection-string","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Connectors › Azure BLOB Connection String","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters connectors azure blob connection string overview technical parameter name: azure_blob_connection_string connection string for azure blob storage function azure blob connection string is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value defaultendpointsprotocol=https;accountname={0};accountkey={1};endpointsuffix=core.windows.net custom value not set. parameter groups connectors connections connector setup"} ,{"id":389870937305,"name":"OData Connection String","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-connectors/parameters-connectors-odata-connection-string","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Connectors › OData Connection String","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters connectors odata connection string overview technical parameter name: odata_connection_string connection string for odata service function odata connection string is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value service document url={0};include atom elements=auto;include expanded entities=false;persist security info=false;time out=600;schema sample size=25;retry count=5;retry sleep=100;keep alive=false;max received message size=4398046511104 custom value not set. parameter groups connectors connections connector setup"} ,{"id":389870784721,"name":"Repository Names","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-repository-names","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Repository Names","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters repository names layer1 name layer2 name layer3 name layer4 name layer5 name layer6 name repository name"} ,{"id":389870937306,"name":"Layer1 Name","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-repository-names/parameters-repository-names-layer1-name","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Repository Names › Layer1 Name","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters repository names layer1 name overview technical parameter name: layer1_name source layer name function layer1 name is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value source layer custom value not set. parameter groups repository names layer names names"} ,{"id":389870937307,"name":"Layer2 Name","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-repository-names/parameters-repository-names-layer2-name","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Repository Names › Layer2 Name","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters repository names layer2 name overview technical parameter name: layer2_name staging layer name function layer2 name is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value staging layer custom value not set. parameter groups repository names layer names names"} ,{"id":389870937308,"name":"Layer3 Name","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-repository-names/parameters-repository-names-layer3-name","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Repository Names › Layer3 Name","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters repository names layer3 name overview technical parameter name: layer3_name persisted staging layer name function layer3 name is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value persisted staging layer custom value not set. parameter groups repository names layer names names"} ,{"id":389870937309,"name":"Layer4 Name","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-repository-names/parameters-repository-names-layer4-name","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Repository Names › Layer4 Name","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters repository names layer4 name overview technical parameter name: layer4_name transformation layer name function layer4 name is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value transformation layer custom value not set. parameter groups repository names layer names names"} ,{"id":389870937310,"name":"Layer5 Name","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-repository-names/parameters-repository-names-layer5-name","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Repository Names › Layer5 Name","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters repository names layer5 name overview technical parameter name: layer5_name data warehouse layer name function layer5 name is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value data warehouse layer custom value not set. parameter groups repository names layer names names"} ,{"id":389870937311,"name":"Layer6 Name","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-repository-names/parameters-repository-names-layer6-name","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Repository Names › Layer6 Name","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters repository names layer6 name overview technical parameter name: layer6_name data mart layer name function layer6 name is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value data mart layer custom value not set. parameter groups repository names layer names names"} ,{"id":389870937312,"name":"Repository Name","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-repository-names/parameters-repository-names-repository-name","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Repository Names › Repository Name","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters repository names repository name overview technical parameter name: repository_name repository name function repository name is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value not set. custom value not set. parameter groups repository names layer names names"} ,{"id":389870784722,"name":"Logging","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-logging","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Logging","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters logging logging parameters control diagnostic output for analyticscreator. use this section when you need to enable or review additional runtime information for troubleshooting, support, or execution analysis. the logging group currently contains the application log switch used to add extra log information during processing. logging parameters ac log controls whether analyticscreator adds log information for diagnostic purposes. technical parameter name: ac_log default value: 0 supported values: 0 for no, 1 for yes open ac log how to use this section use ac log when additional runtime information is needed for troubleshooting keep logging disabled for normal operation unless diagnostic output is required enable logging temporarily when investigating execution behavior or preparing information for support key takeaway logging parameters help control diagnostic visibility. the ac log setting enables additional log information when troubleshooting requires more execution detail."} ,{"id":388515715280,"name":"AC Log","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-logging/parameters-logging-ac-log","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Logging › AC Log","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters logging ac log overview technical parameter name: ac_log add log info. 0 - no, 1 - yes function ac log is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 0 custom value not set. parameter groups logging diagnostics log"} ,{"id":389870784723,"name":"Semantic Model","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-semantic-model","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Semantic Model","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters semantic model measure default display folder attribute default display folder measure default name tabular olap isavailableinmdx"} ,{"id":389870937313,"name":"Measure Default Display Folder","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-semantic-model/parameters-semantic-model-measure-default-display-folder","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Semantic Model › Measure Default Display Folder","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters semantic model measure default display folder overview technical parameter name: measure_default_display_folder default measure display folder function measure default display folder is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value measures custom value not set. parameter groups semantic model olap model olap"} ,{"id":389870937314,"name":"Attribute Default Display Folder","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-semantic-model/parameters-semantic-model-attribute-default-display-folder","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Semantic Model › Attribute Default Display Folder","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters semantic model attribute default display folder overview technical parameter name: attribute_default_display_folder default attribute display folder function attribute default display folder is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value not set. custom value not set. parameter groups semantic model olap model olap"} ,{"id":389870937315,"name":"Measure Default Name","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-semantic-model/parameters-semantic-model-measure-default-name","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Semantic Model › Measure Default Name","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters semantic model measure default name overview technical parameter name: measure_default_name default measure name pattern function measure default name is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value {aggregationname} of {columnname} ({tablename}) custom value not set. parameter groups semantic model olap model olap"} ,{"id":389870937316,"name":"Tabular OLAP Isavailableinmdx","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-semantic-model/parameters-semantic-model-tabular-olap-isavailableinmdx","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Semantic Model › Tabular OLAP Isavailableinmdx","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters semantic model tabular olap isavailableinmdx overview technical parameter name: tabular_olap_isavailableinmdx isavailableinmdx option for the tabular olap attributes. 0-no, 1 - yes function tabular olap isavailableinmdx is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 1 custom value not set. parameter groups semantic model olap model olap"} ,{"id":389870784724,"name":"SQL Templates","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-sql-templates","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › SQL Templates","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters sql templates update statistics hist template update statistics persist template main dwh sqlcmd variable"} ,{"id":389870937317,"name":"Update Statistics Hist Template","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-sql-templates/parameters-sql-templates-update-statistics-hist-template","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › SQL Templates › Update Statistics Hist Template","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters sql templates update statistics hist template overview technical parameter name: update_statistics_hist_template pattern to create update statistics statement in historizing stored procedure. {tablename} cal be used as alias function update statistics hist template is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value update statistics {tablename} custom value not set. parameter groups sql templates sql variables sql"} ,{"id":389870937318,"name":"Update Statistics Persist Template","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-sql-templates/parameters-sql-templates-update-statistics-persist-template","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › SQL Templates › Update Statistics Persist Template","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters sql templates update statistics persist template overview technical parameter name: update_statistics_persist_template pattern to create update statistics statement in persisting stored procedure. {tablename} cal be used as alias function update statistics persist template is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value update statistics {tablename} custom value not set. parameter groups sql templates sql variables sql"} ,{"id":389870937319,"name":"Main DWH SQLCMD Variable","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-sql-templates/parameters-sql-templates-main-dwh-sqlcmd-variable","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › SQL Templates › Main DWH SQLCMD Variable","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters sql templates main dwh sqlcmd variable overview technical parameter name: main_dwh_sqlcmd_variable sqlcmd variable using to adress the main dwh database. will be used in case of multi-db dwh function main dwh sqlcmd variable is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value $ custom value not set. parameter groups sql templates sql variables sql"} ,{"id":389870784725,"name":"Source Import","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-source-import","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Source Import","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters source import import sql server use no lock"} ,{"id":389870937320,"name":"Import SQL Server Use No Lock","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-source-import/parameters-source-import-import-sql-server-use-no-lock","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Source Import › Import SQL Server Use No Lock","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters source import import sql server use no lock overview technical parameter name: import_sqlserver_use_nolock use nolock hint in import packages for sql server. 0 - no, 1 - yes function import sql server use nolock is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value 0 custom value not set. parameter groups source import profiling import"} ,{"id":389870784726,"name":"Project Limits","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-project-limits","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Project Limits","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters project limits project restrict file path length project restrict file name length"} ,{"id":388515715287,"name":"Project Restrict File Path Length","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-project-limits/parameters-project-limits-project-restrict-file-path-length","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Project Limits › Project Restrict File Path Length","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters project limits project restrict file path length overview technical parameter name: project_restrict_filepath_length if set, limits the maximum length of the full file name to a specified number of characters function project restrict file path length is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value not set. custom value not set. parameter groups project limits file limits limits"} ,{"id":389870937321,"name":"Project Restrict File Name Length","type":"topic","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-project-limits/parameters-project-limits-project-restrict-file-name-length","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Project Limits › Project Restrict File Name Length","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters project limits project restrict file name length overview technical parameter name: project_restrict_filename_length if set, limits the maximum length of the file name to a specified number of characters function project restrict file name length is a parameter in analyticscreator. default value not set. custom value not set. parameter groups project limits file limits limits"} ,{"id":387188914419,"name":"Technical configuration parameters","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-technical-configuration-parameters","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Technical configuration parameters","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters technical configuration parameters ac_log deployment_create_subdirectory diagram_name_pattern dwh_metadata_in_extended_properties hist_proc_use_hash_join oledbprovider_sqlserver pers_default_partswitch project_restrict_filepath_length table_compression_type"} ,{"id":383509340376,"name":"Other parameters","type":"subsection","path":"/docs/reference/parameters/parameters-other-parameters","breadcrumb":"Reference › Parameters › Other parameters","description":"","searchText":"reference parameters other parameters other parameters"} , {"id":383461199045,"name":"Tutorials","type":"category","path":"/docs/tutorials","breadcrumb":"Tutorials","description":"","searchText":"tutorials this section contains guided walkthroughs based on sample datasets and example scenarios. tutorials are intended to help you become familiar with analyticscreator by following complete modeling, generation, deployment, and execution flows in a controlled environment. use these tutorials to understand how metadata is translated into warehouse structures, pipelines, and analytical models across different platforms and source scenarios. available tutorials northwind data warehouse guided walkthrough based on the northwind dataset. source import and modeling transformations and data marts end-to-end warehouse flow open tutorial coming soon sql server data warehouse walkthrough end-to-end tutorial for building a sql server-based warehouse. repository and connector setup wizard-generated model execution with sql server and ssis coming soon microsoft fabric walkthrough tutorial for generating and deploying a warehouse model to microsoft fabric. fabric target setup pipeline generation semantic model integration coming soon sap to data warehouse walkthrough tutorial for importing sap metadata and generating a layered warehouse model. sap metadata import persistent staging dimensional or hybrid modeling how to use this section tutorials are intended as practical implementation guides. they are most useful when followed in a test environment together with the quick start guide and the related reference pages. start with northwind if you are new to analyticscreator use platform-specific tutorials to understand deployment patterns use source-specific tutorials to understand metadata import and modeling behavior common principles across tutorials practical walkthroughs each tutorial focuses on a complete implementation flow rather than isolated features. sample datasets tutorials use controlled example data so that modeling and generation steps can be reproduced. end-to-end flow tutorials typically cover metadata import, model generation, deployment, and execution. reference alignment tutorial steps should be used together with technical reference pages for deeper detail. key takeaway tutorials provide guided, reproducible examples that show how analyticscreator is used in practice across datasets, platforms, and source scenarios."} ,{"id":383225948382,"name":"Northwind DWH Walkthrough","type":"section","path":"/docs/tutorials/northwind-dwh-walkthrough","breadcrumb":"Tutorials › Northwind DWH Walkthrough","description":"","searchText":"tutorials northwind dwh walkthrough step-by-step: sql server northwind project create your first data warehouse with analyticscreator analyticscreator offers pre-configured demos for testing within your environment. this guide outlines the steps to transition from the northwind oltp database to the northwind data warehouse model. once completed, you will have a fully generated dwh project ready to run locally. load the demo project from the file menu, select load from cloud. choose nw_demo enter a name for your new repository (default: nw_demo) note: this repository contains metadata only—no data is moved. analyticscreator will automatically generate all required project parameters. project structure: the 5-layer model analyticscreator will generate a data warehouse project with five layers: sources — raw data from the source system (northwind oltp). staging layer — temporary storage for data cleansing and preparation. persisted staging layer — permanent storage of cleaned data for historization. core layer — integrated business model—structured and optimized for querying. datamart layer — optimized for reporting—organized by business topic (e.g., sales, inventory). northwind setup (if not already installed) step 1: check if the northwind database exists open sql server management studio (ssms) and verify that the northwind database is present. if yes, skip to the next section. if not, proceed to step 2. step 2: create the northwind database run the setup script from microsoft: 📵 download script or copy-paste it into ssms and execute. step 3: verify database use northwind; go select * from information_schema.tables where table_schema = 'dbo' and table_type = 'base table'; once confirmed, you can proceed with the next steps to configure the analyticscreator connector with your northwind database. note: analyticscreator uses only native microsoft connectors, and we do not store any personal information. step 4: change database connector navigate to sources > connectors. you will notice that a connector is already configured. for educational purposes, the connection string is not encrypted yet. to edit or add a new connection string, go to options > encrypted strings > add. paste your connection string as demonstrated in the video below. after adding the new connection string, it's time to test your connection. go to sources — connectors and press the test button to verify your connection. step 5: create a new deployment in this step, you'll configure and deploy your project to the desired destination. please note that only the metadata will be deployed; there will be no data movement or copy during this process. navigate to deployments in the menu and create a new deployment. assign a name to your deployment. configure the connection for the destination set the project path where the deployment will be saved. select the packages you want to generate. review the connection variables and click deploy to initiate the process. finally, click deploy to complete the deployment. in this step, your initial data warehouse project is created. note that only the metadata—the structure of your project—is generated at this stage. you can choose between two options for package generation: ssis (sql server integration services) adf (azure data factory) ssis follows a traditional etl tool architecture, making it a suitable choice for on-premises data warehouse architectures. in contrast, adf is designed with a modern cloud-native architecture, enabling seamless integration with various cloud services and big data systems. this architectural distinction makes adf a better fit for evolving data integration needs in cloud-based environments. to execute your package and move your data, you will still need an integration runtime (ir). keep in mind that analyticscreator only generates the project at the metadata level and does not access your data outside the analyticscreator interface. it does not link your data to us, ensuring that your data remains secure in its original location. for testing purposes, you can run your package in microsoft visual studio 2022, on your local sql server, or even in azure data factory."} , {"id":383461199046,"name":"Platform Support","type":"category","path":"/docs/platform-support","breadcrumb":"Platform Support","description":"","searchText":"platform support this section describes how analyticscreator integrates with supported target platforms and what it generates for each environment. analyticscreator is a metadata-driven design application that generates sql-based data warehouse structures, orchestration artifacts, and semantic models. the generated assets are then deployed and executed on the selected target platform. supported platforms microsoft fabric support for fabric data warehouse, lakehouse sql endpoints, onelake, pipelines, and integrated semantic models. warehouse and lakehouse targets pipeline generation semantic model integration view platform details microsoft azure / data factory support for azure data factory orchestration together with azure sql and synapse-based warehouse execution. adf pipeline generation azure sql and synapse targets cloud orchestration view platform details sql server support for sql server-based repositories, warehouse generation, and ssis-based execution. on-premise warehouse targets sql and stored procedure generation ssis orchestration view platform details power bi support for semantic model generation including measures, relationships, and analytical structures. tabular models measures and relationships reporting layer view platform details how to use this section each platform page explains how analyticscreator maps metadata definitions to platform-specific implementations. supported services and runtimes generated sql, pipelines, and semantic models deployment and execution behavior platform-specific constraints and design considerations common principles across platforms metadata-driven generation all structures and logic are generated from metadata definitions. platform-side execution processing and orchestration run on the target platform. consistent modeling approach dimensional, data vault, and hybrid models are supported across platforms. generated deployment assets sql objects, pipelines, and semantic models are generated automatically. key differences between platforms orchestration: ssis vs data factory vs fabric pipelines execution environment: on-premise vs cloud vs unified platform storage model: database vs lakehouse vs onelake integration with semantic layers key takeaway analyticscreator generates platform-specific warehouse, pipeline, and analytical artifacts from metadata, while execution and runtime behavior are handled by the selected platform."} ,{"id":383225948376,"name":"Microsoft Fabric","type":"section","path":"/docs/platform-support/microsoft-fabric","breadcrumb":"Platform Support › Microsoft Fabric","description":"","searchText":"platform support microsoft fabric this page describes how analyticscreator generates and integrates data warehouse and analytical solutions for microsoft fabric environments. overview analyticscreator supports microsoft fabric as a target platform for data warehouse generation, orchestration, and analytical modeling. it generates sql-based structures, pipelines, and semantic models that run within fabric services. analyticscreator itself does not execute workloads inside fabric. it generates artifacts that are deployed and executed within fabric components such as sql endpoints, pipelines, and semantic models. supported services and components fabric data warehouse (sql endpoint) fabric lakehouse (sql analytics endpoint) onelake storage fabric data pipelines power bi semantic models (fabric-integrated) what analyticscreator generates for microsoft fabric, analyticscreator generates: sql objects: stg tables (import layer) persistent staging and historization tables core transformations (views or tables) dm layer (facts and dimensions) stored procedures for: data loading historization persisting logic fabric pipelines: orchestration of load and transformation steps dependency-based execution semantic models: dimensions and measures relationships between entities supported modeling approaches dimensional modeling (facts and dimensions) data vault modeling (hubs, links, satellites) hybrid approaches (data vault foundation with dimensional output) historized models (scd2 with valid-from and valid-to) both warehouse and lakehouse-style architectures can be implemented depending on the selected fabric components. deployment and execution model analyticscreator separates generation, deployment, and execution: analyticscreator generates sql objects, pipelines, and semantic models deployment publishes these artifacts into microsoft fabric execution is performed by fabric services (pipelines and sql engine) data processing runs inside fabric: sql transformations run on fabric sql endpoints pipelines orchestrate execution using fabric pipeline services data is stored in onelake ci/cd and version control metadata is stored in the analyticscreator repository projects can be versioned via json export (acrepo) deployment artifacts can be integrated into ci/cd pipelines fabric environments can be targeted via deployment configurations connectors, sources, and exports supported sources sap systems sql server and relational databases other supported connectors exports and targets fabric sql endpoints lakehouse tables semantic models for power bi prerequisites, limitations, and notes fabric workspace and permissions must be configured linked services or connections must be defined for pipelines sql compatibility depends on fabric sql endpoint capabilities performance depends on data volume, partitioning, and load strategy design considerations: choose between data warehouse and lakehouse based on workload use persistent staging to avoid repeated source reads validate generated joins and transformations for performance example use cases building a fabric-native data warehouse with automated sql generation implementing data vault models on top of onelake storage generating power bi-ready semantic models from warehouse structures replacing manual pipeline development with generated fabric pipelines platform-specific notes fabric unifies storage and compute, which simplifies deployment compared to separate azure services lakehouse and warehouse approaches can coexist in the same environment semantic models are tightly integrated with power bi related content quick start guide understanding analyticscreator fabric tutorials and examples key takeaway analyticscreator generates sql structures, pipelines, and semantic models for microsoft fabric, while execution and storage are handled by fabric services such as sql endpoints, pipelines, and onelake."} ,{"id":383225948377,"name":"Azure","type":"section","path":"/docs/platform-support/azure","breadcrumb":"Platform Support › Azure","description":"","searchText":"platform support azure this page describes how analyticscreator generates and integrates data warehouse solutions in microsoft azure environments, with a focus on azure data factory for orchestration and sql-based engines for processing. overview analyticscreator supports microsoft azure as a target environment by generating sql-based data warehouse structures, orchestration pipelines, and analytical models. azure data factory is used for workflow orchestration, while sql-based engines handle data processing and storage. analyticscreator generates all required artifacts, but execution is performed by azure services such as data factory and sql engines. supported services and components azure data factory (orchestration) azure sql database azure sql managed instance azure synapse analytics (sql pools) azure storage (as data source or staging area) power bi (analytical layer) what analyticscreator generates for azure environments, analyticscreator generates: sql objects: stg tables (import layer) persistent staging and historization tables core transformations (views or persisted tables) dm layer (facts and dimensions) stored procedures for: data loading historization persisting logic azure data factory pipelines: execution orchestration dependency handling integration with linked services semantic models for reporting tools such as power bi supported modeling approaches dimensional modeling (facts and dimensions) data vault modeling (hubs, links, satellites) hybrid approaches historized models (scd2 with valid-from and valid-to) modeling behavior is independent of azure and is defined in metadata. azure determines where and how generated logic is executed. deployment and execution model analyticscreator separates generation, deployment, and execution: analyticscreator generates sql objects and pipeline definitions deployment publishes these artifacts to azure services execution is handled by azure data factory and sql engines typical execution flow: azure data factory triggers pipelines data is extracted from sources data is written to stg tables stored procedures execute transformations and historization core and dm layers are updated ci/cd and version control metadata is stored in the analyticscreator repository projects can be versioned via json export (acrepo) generated artifacts can be integrated into azure devops pipelines deployment configurations support multiple environments connectors, sources, and exports supported sources sap systems sql server and azure sql flat files and external storage via data factory exports and targets azure sql database azure synapse sql pools power bi semantic models prerequisites, limitations, and notes azure subscription and resource group required data factory instance must be configured linked services must be defined for source systems sql compatibility depends on target engine (azure sql vs synapse) design considerations: azure environments are modular and require explicit configuration orchestration and storage are separated services performance depends on selected sql engine and scaling configuration example use cases building a cloud-based data warehouse using azure sql database using azure data factory to orchestrate etl pipelines implementing data vault models in azure synapse automating pipeline generation instead of manual adf development platform-specific notes azure separates orchestration (data factory) from compute (sql engines) pipeline configuration requires linked services and integration runtimes multiple sql engines can be used depending on workload requirements related content quick start guide understanding analyticscreator azure tutorials and examples key takeaway analyticscreator generates sql structures and azure data factory pipelines, while execution is handled by azure services such as data factory and sql-based compute engines."} ,{"id":383225948378,"name":"SQL Server","type":"section","path":"/docs/platform-support/sql-server","breadcrumb":"Platform Support › SQL Server","description":"","searchText":"platform support sql server this page describes how analyticscreator generates and integrates data warehouse solutions for microsoft sql server environments. overview analyticscreator supports sql server as both the metadata repository platform and a primary target platform for generated data warehouse structures. in a typical sql server-based setup, analyticscreator generates database objects, loading procedures, ssis packages, and analytical structures that run on sql server and related microsoft services. analyticscreator itself is a design-time application. it generates sql-based artifacts, but execution takes place in sql server, sql server integration services, and downstream analytical services. supported services and components sql server database engine sql server integration services (ssis) sql server analysis services, where used for tabular or analytical models power bi as a downstream semantic and reporting target sql server-based repository for metadata storage what analyticscreator generates for sql server environments, analyticscreator generates: sql objects: stg tables for source import persistent staging and historization tables core transformations as views or persisted tables dm layer structures with facts and dimensions stored procedures for: data loading historization persisting logic customizable processing steps ssis packages for: source import workflow execution etl orchestration analytical outputs: data marts tabular or semantic model structures where configured power bi-ready dimensional outputs deployment assets: deployment packages visual studio solution content generated sql deployment artifacts supported modeling approaches dimensional modeling with facts and dimensions data vault modeling with hubs, links, and satellites hybrid approaches combining data vault foundations with dimensional output historized models using valid-from and valid-to logic snapshot-based historization patterns in sql server-based models, analyticscreator can generate a layered flow from source to staging, persistent staging, core, data mart, and presentation-oriented outputs. deployment and execution model analyticscreator separates structure generation, deployment, and execution: analyticscreator stores metadata in the repository and generates sql server artifacts from that metadata synchronization materializes the modeled structure in a sql server database deployment creates the required database assets and related execution packages execution is performed by sql server and ssis, not by analyticscreator itself typical sql server execution flow: metadata is stored in the sql server repository the wizard generates a draft model synchronization materializes the model as sql server objects deployment creates sql server database content and ssis packages ssis packages are executed to load and process data ci/cd and version control repository metadata is stored in sql server projects can be exported for versioning and deployment control generated deployment packages can be used in development, test, and production processes visual studio-based deployment assets support controlled release workflows connectors, sources, and exports relevant source types sql server source systems sap sources with sql server as target platform files and other supported source connectors relevant exports and downstream targets sql server data warehouse databases ssis execution packages analysis services or power bi-oriented semantic outputs prerequisites, limitations, and notes a sql server instance is required for the repository a target sql server database is required for generated warehouse objects ssis is required when package-based orchestration is used performance depends on indexing, load strategy, and transformation complexity generated sql should still be reviewed where platform-specific tuning is required design considerations: persistent staging should be used deliberately to support reprocessing and historization persisting can improve performance for complex transformations by materializing view output into tables historization strategy affects both storage volume and processing behavior example use cases building an on-premise sql server data warehouse with ssis-based loading modernizing an existing sql server warehouse into a metadata-driven model generating dimensional marts and semantic outputs for power bi implementing data vault or hybrid architectures on sql server platform-specific faq does analyticscreator execute etl inside sql server? analyticscreator generates sql objects and procedures for sql server, but workflow execution is typically handled through generated ssis packages or other generated orchestration assets. does synchronization load business data? no. synchronization materializes the structure in sql server. data loading happens later during execution. can sql server be both source and target? yes. sql server can be used as a source system, as the repository platform, and as the target warehouse platform. can i use power bi with a sql server-based model? yes. analyticscreator can generate dimensional and semantic outputs that are intended for downstream use in power bi. proof assets demo transcripts show the repository stored in sql server, synchronization creating a new sql server database, and deployment producing ssis packages and sql-based structures demo transcripts also show generated historization procedures, view-based transformations, persisting procedures, and data mart outputs for analytical consumption related content quick start guide understanding analyticscreator sql server tutorials and examples historization reference persisting reference commercial solution page for product-level positioning and commercial overview, see the analyticscreator sql server solution page. key takeaway in sql server environments, analyticscreator generates the warehouse schema, loading procedures, ssis assets, and analytical structures, while sql server and related microsoft services execute and host the resulting solution."} ,{"id":383225948379,"name":"Power BI","type":"section","path":"/docs/platform-support/power-bi","breadcrumb":"Platform Support › Power BI","description":"","searchText":"platform support power bi this page describes how analyticscreator generates and integrates analytical models for power bi. overview analyticscreator supports power bi as a target for analytical consumption by generating semantic models based on the data warehouse structure. these models define dimensions, measures, and relationships that can be used directly in reporting. analyticscreator does not execute data processing inside power bi. instead, it generates semantic structures that are consumed by power bi after data has been processed in the underlying data warehouse platform. supported services and components power bi semantic models (tabular models) power bi datasets power bi desktop and power bi service directquery and import modes what analyticscreator generates for power bi, analyticscreator generates: semantic models: dimensions and facts mapped from dm layer relationships between entities measures and calculated fields model structure: hierarchies (e.g. date hierarchies) attribute groupings metadata descriptions deployment-ready artifacts: tabular model definitions integration with deployment workflows supported modeling approaches dimensional modeling (star schema) measures derived from fact tables hierarchical dimensions (e.g. time, geography) data vault models are not directly exposed to power bi. instead, dimensional structures are generated from core layers and used as the basis for semantic models. deployment and execution model analyticscreator separates semantic model generation from data processing: analyticscreator generates the semantic model definition the model is deployed to power bi or an analytical engine data processing happens in the underlying data warehouse power bi consumes the processed data through the semantic model execution flow: data is processed in stg, core, and dm layers semantic model references dm structures power bi queries the model or underlying data source ci/cd and version control semantic models are generated from metadata definitions model definitions can be included in deployment pipelines integration with version-controlled analyticscreator projects connectors, sources, and exports data sources for power bi sql server azure sql microsoft fabric other supported warehouse targets export targets power bi semantic models tabular model deployments prerequisites, limitations, and notes power bi requires access to the deployed data warehouse model performance depends on underlying data model design directquery performance depends on source system performance design considerations: use dm layer as the source for semantic models avoid exposing stg or core layers directly ensure measures are defined consistently example use cases generating a power bi-ready star schema from a data warehouse automating creation of measures and relationships standardizing reporting models across projects reducing manual modeling effort in power bi platform-specific faq does analyticscreator replace power bi modeling? analyticscreator generates the base semantic model, including dimensions, relationships, and measures. additional report-specific logic can still be implemented in power bi if required. where are measures defined? measures can be generated as part of the semantic model based on metadata definitions and can be extended in power bi. can power bi connect directly to core or stg? this is technically possible but not recommended. the dm layer should be used as the primary source for reporting. proof assets generated semantic models include dimensions, measures, and relationships based on metadata demo scenarios show end-to-end flow from source to power bi-ready model related content quick start guide understanding analyticscreator data mart modeling semantic model reference commercial solution page for product-level positioning and overview, see the analyticscreator power bi solution page. key takeaway analyticscreator generates semantic models for power bi based on data warehouse structures, while data processing remains in the underlying platform."} ]