System was implemented using 9.1 and not much has changed
Posted: Thu Apr 03, 2014 4:02 pm
I have a general question for everyone. At the company I work at I am trying to update some of the reports and processes to utilize some of the better features since 9.1, which was the version we were using when we started using TM1. (We now use 9.5.2 and are planning to upgrade up to 10.2)
All reports in the company use classic slice with a lot of workaround coding to emulate a zero supression on the rows. My first step has been to use active forms to replicate a few of these reports without all the extra formulas and T1 processes that were bolted on to the original slice reports. I managed to create one without too much difficulty with the documentation in the book and a couple queries to this board. Great.
My question is what features new since 9.1 should I be concentrating my time on that will help make our planning and reporting faster, easier and more automated.
An example of something I getting ready to look into is Sandboxes. Right now to make a scenario analysis we copy everything into a new version and adjust data in the new version. Well that takes up a lot of room on the server when you do a lot them, I am hoping sandboxes will help save server space and hopefully response times.
I know this is a broad question but I am hoping for a hint on a general direction to go in, most of my time is spent on doing analysis this is the first block of time I have had to try to make the system better.
Thanks
All reports in the company use classic slice with a lot of workaround coding to emulate a zero supression on the rows. My first step has been to use active forms to replicate a few of these reports without all the extra formulas and T1 processes that were bolted on to the original slice reports. I managed to create one without too much difficulty with the documentation in the book and a couple queries to this board. Great.
My question is what features new since 9.1 should I be concentrating my time on that will help make our planning and reporting faster, easier and more automated.
An example of something I getting ready to look into is Sandboxes. Right now to make a scenario analysis we copy everything into a new version and adjust data in the new version. Well that takes up a lot of room on the server when you do a lot them, I am hoping sandboxes will help save server space and hopefully response times.
I know this is a broad question but I am hoping for a hint on a general direction to go in, most of my time is spent on doing analysis this is the first block of time I have had to try to make the system better.
Thanks