Spotfire Ideas Portal
ADD A NEW IDEA

Ideas

    Statistica Documentation - Add example(s) of analyzing D-optimal, I-optimal designs created in Experimental Design Builder

    We have Design of Experiments Examples 12 & 13 that explain how to create D-optimal and I-optimal designs. We should add some next steps to these examples - possible or recommended approaches for analyzing the data collected in both designs.
    over 3 years ago in Spotfire Statistica 0 Future Consideration

    Parameter setting for On demand table loading in Spotfire with SAP HANA.

    For SAP HANA Input parameter settings currently I am writing python script to change the parameter formats in Spotfire. As HANA is expecting parameters with extra pair of single quote ('''2015''' or '''2015'',''2016'''). Suppose there are 20 param...
    almost 10 years ago in Spotfire / Data Access 0 Future Consideration

    Better error handling with Mashing up data between data sources with SAP HANA

    When mashing external data up with SAP HANA (in-db) data in a visualization, if the data types between the data sets are different, the visualization just doesn't work and reports no error. It would be nice to have a error to the user saying that ...
    about 10 years ago in Spotfire / Data Access 0 Future Consideration

    Allow sample data selection when opening analysis

    Some analysis may involve minions of rows or against a slow DB or connection. When trying to open to make updates, it could take 20 minutes or more. Desire here is to allow a report to be opened with sample data so that it can be quickly checked. ...
    about 10 years ago in Spotfire / Data Access 3 Future Consideration

    Use of Parameters in connectors

    The parameters can only be called in personalized queries. Could they be called through the user interface ?
    about 10 years ago in Spotfire / Data Access 0 Future Consideration

    make connectors list sortable

    When accessing data connectors you get a large list that is sorted alphabetical. Since we use TDV a lot it is quite annoying that you have to scroll time and again all the way to the bottom. Would it be possible to create your own sorted list, all...
    over 3 years ago in Spotfire / Data Access 2 Future Consideration

    Spotfire Generates Incorrect SQL against HANA Analytic View

    DescriptionWhen use against analytical view of HANA it generates incorrect sql. make this work against analytical viewsInformation Links against Analytical view generates incorrect SQL and the work around is to live with Custom SQL with necessary ...
    over 10 years ago in Spotfire / Data Access 1 Future Consideration

    Release hotfixes for ADS at the same time as Composite's release of new Composite CIS patches

    Lag time between Composite's release of new Composite CIS patches and their availability for download from the TIBCO download site as ADS patches impacts our customers' business.
    over 10 years ago in Spotfire / Data Access 0 Future Consideration

    Take advantage of Oracle RAC's "Universal Connection Pool (UCP) for JDBC" feature to achieve seamless failover of in-use database connections when an Oracle RAC node fails.

    Our Spotfire IM (information model) sources from a database running on a multi-node Oracle Real Application Cluster (Oracle RAC). When a single node of this RAC goes down (either because of a hardware problem or for routine maintenance) the Oracle...
    over 10 years ago in Spotfire / Data Access 0 Future Consideration

    Provide ability to filter rows being imported from flat files (such as Excel or csv)

    Having the ability to filter rows being retrieved from flat files is important, especially when they get to be over 1M rows, workstation memory resources could become an issue. Of the 2.7M rows in my file, I only need 51K rows. I need to be able t...
    over 10 years ago in Spotfire / Data Access 0 Future Consideration
    The material provided is for informational purposes only, and should not be relied on in making any purchasing or investment decision. The information is not a commitment, promise or legal obligation to deliver any material, code, or functionality. The development, release, and timing of any features or functionality described for our products remains at our sole discretion. © 2026 Cloud Software Group LLC. All rights reserved. This page and your use is governed by these Terms of Use.