The following commands set properties on a per-dataset basis:
Default Table
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Define the default table for this dataset. |
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View the current configuration:
Update the configuration:
Clear the configuration:
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The following example sets the default table for the Retail Banking dataset to be a saved system table.
The following example removes the default table from Retail Banking.
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Configure a Default Table for your Datasets |
Default Percentages
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Description |
Enable default percentages for this dataset. |
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View the current configuration:
Update the configuration:
Clear the configuration:
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The following example sets the Retail Banking dataset to use total percentages by default.
The following example removes the default table from Retail Banking.
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Enable Default Percentages |
Field Exclusion Rules
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Description |
Define a field exclusion rule for this dataset. This rule will apply in addition to any global rules that are defined. |
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View the current configuration:
Update the configuration:
Clear the configuration:
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The following command specifies that (for Retail Banking) only one of Age, Area and Occupation can be added to a table at any one time:
The following command removes all field exclusion rules defined for Retail Banking:
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Field Exclusion Rules |
Graph View Colours
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Description |
Set specific colours for individual field items in Graph View. |
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View the current configuration:
Update the configuration:
Clear the configuration:
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The following example sets the colours for specific Australian states within the Retail Banking Area field.
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Configure Graph View |
Job Queue Manager Tabulation Cost Multiplier
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Set the tabulation cost multiplier for this dataset. Used by Job Queue Manager when prioritising jobs for processing. |
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Job Queue Manager Priority |
Large Table Mode
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Description |
Override large table mode settings for this dataset. |
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View the current configuration:
Update the configuration:
Clear the configuration:
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The following examples set the row threshold to 500 for all users, and set the total threshold to 10,000 for all users except those in the administrators and internalusers groups.
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Configure Settings for Large Tables |
Mandatory Fields
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Description |
Define a mandatory field rule for this dataset. |
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View the current configuration:
Update the configuration:
Clear the configuration:
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The following commands specify that the Gender field will be add to the columns automatically:
The following command removes all mandatory field rules defined for Retail Banking:
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Mandatory Fields |
Metadata
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Description |
Activate metadata links in the list of fields in the customise table panel. |
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Usage |
View the current configuration:
Show metadata links for specified fields, groups and measures:
Remove metadata links from a specific field, group or measure:
Remove all metadata links for groups, fields, or measures:
Clear the configuration:
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Display Metadata Icons |
Prevent Alphabetical Sorting of Fields
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Description |
Prevent a field from sorting alphabetically. This is designed for fields where alphabetical sorting does not make sense, such as a date field containing the names of months or days. |
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View the current configuration:
Update the configuration:
Clear the configuration:
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Prevent Fields from Sorting Alphabetically |
Read-only Tables
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Description |
Settings to enable read-only access on a per-dataset and per-user group basis. This feature allows SuperWEB2 to share static tables or reports to users. When read-only tables is enabled, all users of the specified dataset will have read-only access. Users will not be able to edit any read-only tables, for example, the database schema tree and add/remove functionality will not be available. You can use the following optional properties for additional group access configuration.
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Clear the configuration:
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In the following example all users of the specified dataset will have read-only access.
In the following example read-only tables is disabled for the specified dataset.
In the following example members of
In the following example members of the
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Configure Read-only Tables |
Show or Hide Summation Options
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Description |
Whether to show or hide summation options for this dataset. Set this to This is not intended as a security feature and will not apply to queries submitted through the Open Data API. |
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Usage |
View the current configuration:
Update the configuration:
Clear the configuration:
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Example |
The following command hides summation options for Retail Banking:
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Hide Summation Options |
Survey Date
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Description |
Set the survey date (in ISO-8601 format: YYYY-MM-DD). The date is included in SDMX downloads. |
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View the current configuration:
Update the configuration:
Clear the configuration:
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Branding SDMX Downloads |
Zero Suppression
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Description |
Configure whether zero suppression is activated by default. |
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Usage |
View the current configuration:
Update the configuration:
Clear the configuration (this is equivalent to setting both
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Configure Zero Suppression |