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Once you have signed up for the trial, you have options available to you that will help you explore the key capabilities, examine the benefits and understand how IBM Planning Analytics can apply to your business challenges. This document will help you answer the following questions: Where...
Making the most of your IBM Planning Analytics trial.pdf
There are a lot of use cases where it can be challenging to configure SSO to Cognos Analytics and then Pass-Through Authentication to SSAS (SQL Server Analysis Services) Cube Datasource without being prompted, all via Kerberos Authentication. So, here I've outlined the changes I've made to...
What is the difference between CQM and DQM The original query engine used by Cognos was written in C++ is known as Universal Data Access (UDA). The modern query engine was written in Java and is powered by the eXtensible Query Engine (XQE). The report service (RSVP) is a rendering engine that...
By default, Line and Column visualizations use separate vertical axis value ranges for the two measures in a visualization. In some circumstances when your visualization contains two similar measures, this can result in a visualization that, while accurate, does not provide a clear visual...
You can build custom workflows to set up and manage work processes, defining procedural rules, such as who can edit data and whether changes to data need to be approved. In this video demonstration, we'll set up two users: Bob, a finance user who does planning for his team The performance...
Remembering back to when I was new to using Cognos 11.1 reporting, there was a small moment of panic as I thought, "They took away my ability to run tabular data!" Fortunately, it simply was not true . The placement merely moved. Whew! Like many of you reading this, I've used Cognos for many...