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    Skip NULL fields in JSON responses (REST Data Service)

    When exposing a table/view using REST Data Services, the JSON responses include fields with a NULL value explicitly. In some cases for tables sparsely populated this can add a lot of overhead (tons of NULL fields). This is being the case reported...
    about 8 years ago in Spotfire Data Virtualization / web services 0 Future Consideration

    Ability to download cs_server.log file from DV Manager

    Often times I work as an administrator on a DV server hosted on infrastructure I don't have access to. For troubleshooting purposes it would be very useful to be able to download the cs_server.log file from the DV Manager web interface. This allow...
    10 months ago in Spotfire Data Virtualization / monitoring 0 Future Consideration

    Push down TDV TZCONVERTOR function to Oracle DB

    The following function when added to Oracle capabilities help push down TZCONVERTOR to Oracle db - TZCONVERTOR(@timestamp,~string,~string): cast(from_tz($1, $2) at time zone $3 as TIMESTAMP) Sample query - SELECT TZCONVERTOR (parse_timestamp('2023...
    over 2 years ago in Spotfire Data Virtualization / data sources 0 Future Consideration

    Able to set default settings for webservices JSON operation property and parameters and maintain after re-publish for REST

    For REST webservices operation in TDV. We can select setting for our webservice in Web Services => REST => Operations => Property and Parameters Example: Default Property value are like ==== HTTP Method : GET ... Input Message ...
    over 3 years ago in Spotfire Data Virtualization / web services 0 Future Consideration

    schema specific selection for the published views via ODBC driver

    We would like to show/limit published views from specific schema in separate folders in SAS connective via via ODBC driver. And this is not working currently everything is under the same folder and in case if there are two views with same name in ...
    almost 6 years ago in Spotfire Data Virtualization / JDBC / ODBC / ADO 0 To be Reviewed

    SQL Server Synonyms need be supported!

    We utilize SQL Server Availability groups to distribute much of our master data across multiple servers. We then create synonyms to reference specific tables within other databases on the instance with the same performance as they exist within the...
    over 8 years ago in Spotfire Data Virtualization / data sources 0 Future Consideration

    Data Usage Metrics: adding information regarding queries submitted to data sources

    Data Usage Metrics have information mostly from a view point of client session, such as session status, requests and resources. If it had information related to queries submitted to data sources, as such the Query Execution Statistics has, it w...
    over 3 years ago in Spotfire Data Virtualization / monitoring 0 Likely to implement

    Clean up used BCP cache tmp files during the process instead of at the end

    Consider SQL Server or Hyperscale SQL DB or any derivative thereof. Consider a source table(s) with 100 million+ rows that will be cached into a target SQL Server database and use BCP to perform the load operation. Consider that the disk TDV is in...
    over 2 years ago in Spotfire Data Virtualization / caching 0 Future Consideration

    Sorting the Published REST Web Services page

    Dear all,I would like to be able to sort the services that we publish to the Published REST Web Services web page. Currently we have a very untidy situation that looks like this (sorted by publishing date): service called Z service called A servic...
    over 2 years ago in Spotfire Data Virtualization / web services 0 Future Consideration

    Incremental Caching

    Create a inbuilt feature for incremental caching
    almost 7 years ago in Spotfire Data Virtualization 0 To be Reviewed
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