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    Spotfire should support INOUT Parameters for RedShift Stored Procedure

    Engineering team has determined this as an enhancement (which is kind of what we expected) as this is a relatively new feature in Redshift. There is an internal enhancement created for this to determine what it takes to support Redshift procedures...
    over 5 years ago in Spotfire / Data Access 1 Future Consideration

    Improve support of datetime precision beyond milliseconds

    Spotfire is struggling with anything below milliseconds for various reasons Especially in the light of a streaming extension it seems a bit outdated to only support milliseconds. But even in a more classical set-up when using timestamps to identif...
    over 4 years ago in Spotfire / Data Access 0 Future Consideration

    Denodo connector

    Spotfire should include a Denodo connector. This would enable self service access, push down queries on big data and official support. Note: This idea was initially about Spotfire Information Services being shipped with a Denodo data source templa...
    over 10 years ago in Spotfire / Data Access 21 Future Consideration

    Spotfire should support Amazon Athena and Teradata Presto

    Spotfire should have native in-database/live query support for Amazon Athena and Teradata Presto.
    over 8 years ago in Spotfire / Data Access 1 Future Consideration

    Support for timestamp with timezone data type

    Datasets from sources that use a timestamp with timezone field are read incorrectly in Spotfire. See: https://support.tibco.com/s/article/Values-in-a-column-of-type-Timestamp-with-timezone-are-different-from-original-values-when-imported-through-I...
    over 2 years ago in Spotfire / Data Access 1 Future Consideration

    Connector for Microsoft SQL Server Analysis Services to support tabular models with DAX querying

    Currently the Spotfire connector for Microsoft SQL Server Analysis Services works well with multidimensional models (using MDX queries). To handle tabular models more efficiently, the connector should push down DAX queries from visulizations and f...
    over 3 years ago in Spotfire / Data Access 0 Future Consideration

    Parameterize column selection of information link to reduce DB load and RAM usage

    Hello everyone, to provide standardized information links to Spotfire users it would be very useful to have a option to parameterize the column selection of a information link. Goal is to keep database load and RAM usage under control by loading o...
    almost 2 years ago in Spotfire / Data Access 2 Future Consideration

    Implement connector for Azure Data Explorer (ADX) in Spotfire

    ADX is part of Kepler whose backend is Snowflake.ADX is microsoft's data warehouse technology which has live high frequency data. Users are highly interested to leverage this opportunity to be able to see live data on a Spotfire analysis by able t...
    over 5 years ago in Spotfire / Data Access 2 Future Consideration

    Option to route Data Connector traffic from Analyst over Spotfire Server to work with secure data stores

    Problem The Data Connector creates a direct connection from the Analyst or the Webplayer node to the data store, in contrast to information links as all is routed over the Spotfire Server. The Webplayer is in most cases located within an IT domain...
    over 6 years ago in Spotfire / Data Access 1 Future Consideration

    AI support for writing SQL queries in Information links

    There should be AI support in Spotfire for writing SQL in information links. This should work also for cases where separate data tables need to be combined.
    6 months ago in Spotfire / Data Access / Information Services 0 Future Consideration
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