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    Public Web Service to check status Scheduled Updates (external updates)

    We make use of the public web service UpdateAnalysisService to trigger scheduled updates externally after a data refresh. Sometimes the scheduled updates fail. The only way to check this, is to manually log on at the Spotfire Server, go to the Sch...
    almost 8 years ago in Spotfire / Scheduled Updates 2 Future Consideration

    As a Spotfire administrator I want more control over Scheduled updates keep alive and start time

    As a Spotfire administrator I want more control over Scheduled updates keep alive and start time, so that I can plan the runtime of the scheduled analysis as well as how long the analysis is loaded on Webplayer(s) We want to cache an analysis on...
    over 6 years ago in Spotfire / Scheduled Updates 0 Future Consideration

    Manage scheduled updates within Library folder web interface

    We would like to see the ability for web player users to be able to setup scheduled updates for DXP files they have the security to view. It would need a new license right in web player such as 'schedule from analytics folder'. I would also like t...
    over 8 years ago in Spotfire / Scheduled Updates 1 Future Consideration

    Data function refresh in scheduled mode

    Data functions in auto refresh mode are executed righ after the full load of a dxp. But when a dxp is scheduled for execution and save of results in SBDF for instance, the scheduler does not wait for the DataFunctions to execute before going to th...
    about 4 years ago in Spotfire / Scheduled Updates 0 Future Consideration

    Manual refresh to a scheduled report using Automation service job

    A scheduled dashboard starts refresh from 8:30 AM and refreshes every hour until 9:30 PM and we have a dependent data flow which should end at 8:20 AM daily but every Monday its delaying due to data volume and ends between 8:40 to 9:05 AM so I had...
    over 3 years ago in Spotfire / Scheduled Updates 0 Future Consideration

    Disable/unload/purge/restart files from the scheduled updates page

    If a scheduled updates file hangs it will occupy one slot until the Web Player has been restarted, which is a bad thing to do during production hours. Request(s): 1) Make it possible to cancel/restart a load operation for a file that is currently ...
    about 10 years ago in Spotfire / Scheduled Updates 0 Future Consideration

    Event Based Scheduling (Trigger from a file or schedule)

    Other BI tools that we use have the concept of event based scheduling. So in addition to a schedule firing at a given time/day and frequency the schedule only fires if a designated trigger file can be found or another schedule that this schedule i...
    over 8 years ago in Spotfire / Scheduled Updates 4 Future Consideration

    Routing to multiple web player nodes

    In our production environment we have multiple web player nodes each with two instances. We have a number of critical reports that we run as a scheduled update where we select 2 in the 'number of instances' dropdown. The issue with default routing...
    over 4 years ago in Spotfire / Scheduled Updates 2 Future Consideration

    Use parameters in Scheduled Updates

    Hi, It would be very useful to be able to set document parameters in scheduled updates. This way it would be possible to schedule the very same document with different settings. Currently, one has to create as many versions of the dxp as many diff...
    almost 9 years ago in Spotfire / Scheduled Updates 6 Future Consideration

    Schedule Update: add the possibility to start the update when a file is created

    for exemple update is scheduled at 06h AM = > at 6 AM the schedule start and wait for the file //temp/schedule/logistic_updt_donne.txt. When this file is created by external job, the update can begin. At the end of update, the file is deleted t...
    about 5 years ago in Spotfire / Scheduled Updates 0 Future Consideration
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