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OneStream Dashboard to display XF Tables

OneStream Dashboard to display XF Tables The other day I had a client request for a Dashboard that would allow the clients OneStream Administrators to quickly cycle through and see the contents of the custom tables that had been created within the Application database. All these tables had a prefix of XFC, standard best practice […]
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How to create a Dashboard Pop-Up Dialog Box

How to create a Dashboard Pop-Up Dialog Box There are situations where you have a button on a dashboard that will run a process such as a Business Rule. You may have the request to put in a “Are you Sure?” type of functionality, giving the user the chance to re-evaluate their choice, yes, or […]
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Sorting Entities in OneStream

Sorting Entities in OneStream OneStream does a great job grabbing dimensions and their members rather easy. Most of the time a user will just grab a parent and then use a member expansion to grab its children, base members or all its descendants. Doing so gives the users a list of the members exactly how […]
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XFC Member Rename
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OneStream look up data from App Database

How to look up data from an Application Database and return it to your business rule in the form of a Data Table. There are cases when I want to look up data from an application database and return it to a business rule for further use. I may want to look up a single […]
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OneStream Business Rule Performance Tips: Multithreading For Loops in C# and VB.NET

With today’s multi-core processor servers, using concurrent programming can significantly boost the performance of your Business Rule Code. One common scenario where concurrency shines is looping through large datasets or performing repetitive tasks. By multithreading these loops, we can divide and conquer, processing chunks of data in parallel. In this post, we’ll discuss the “how” […]
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