Manually creating an analysis
To manually create an analysis:
- In the Analysis wizard, select the Skip wizard and continue using the analysis editor check box in the Welcome step. For more information, see Creating an analysis.
- Manually configure the parameters of the new analysis as described in Editing an analysis.
For example, to create an ERTA analysis, the mandatory tabs to fill are the following:
- General tab: Specify the following information:
- Name: Name of the new analysis.
- Description: Brief description of the analysis.
- Type: Choose "Enterprise Reporting".
- Template group: Filter over the available templates by category; choose Enterprise Reporting for built-in templates, or Custom if you created a custom ER template.
- Template: Choose a template for the analysis, e.g. "Time Analysis".
- Update policy: Decide how the analysis should be updated ("Manual", "Automatic on page access", or "Automatic on time filter, system and business driver changes").
- Filters tab: Select one of the available time filters.
- Data mart definition tab: Specify the following information:
- Table type: Specify if you wish to select an SQL data mart table from a drop-down list or manually enter its name. You can select either select SQL data mart or Manually specify.
- SQL data mart: Select one of the options from the list displayed. This list is available if you select SQL data mart as the option for the Table type field.
- Data mart name (manual): Specify the data mart name. This option is available if you select Manually specify as the option for the Table type field.
- Timestamp column: Choose the column to use as timestamp.
- Displayed columns (metrics): Select all columns that you wish to display.
- Series identifier columns: Select all columns that you wish to use to identify series.
- Table type: Specify if you wish to select an SQL data mart table from a drop-down list or manually enter its name. You can select either select SQL data mart or Manually specify.
- Click Save.
Where to go from here
After creating a new analysis, you might want to Change the properties of an analysis.
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