Ideas

It should be possible to preselect the alias as the default value to avoid confusing users with IDs defined as base elements. The setting should be made user-specific.

Being able to edit certain parameters of a scheduled job once it has been created could be quite useful. If, for example, a scheduled task was created to run using the account 'johndoe' and the password for this account has changed, the user is fo...

The finished state in workflow is hardcoded to be 1000. This is per KB. The issue is that when there are >1000 elements in the step dimension, the calculation of the finished and active rates will be wrongly calculated. With increasingly larger...

When I update the palo data formulas in an Excel file with many formulas, it's hard to see, whether the update is finished or not. The green load bubbles in every cell won't help in that case as it could be that in row 1.500 some cells have not be...

In 25.1, using Variables as argument (path parameter) is limited to object RunLoadWithVariables or RunLoadWithVariables. It would be interesting to generalize this to other objects such as GetExtractRows and GetTransformRows. OData Hub is used to ...

Today, button's label is a static value. Could be very useful in Reports and Canvas to have dynamic sources like variables or named ranges

Please add system cubes and cubes with system dimensions to new views / dynatables. Background: In most customer projects we have a cube named "Report Management" with 2 dimensions: Report and #_GROUP_. The dimension "#_GROUP_" is a system dimensi...

The Trace Cell is a great feature, but to make it even better let's add the capability to jump from there to the active rule so we can debug and edit it as necessary. Often you can get lost in the weeds and being able to jump directly to the Rule ...

Customer Challenge: Currently, all items in Reports, Report Designer, Tasks and Integrator are removed before being replaced by the (new) content from the model packages. As a result customer/ consultants do not want to upgrade their existing work...

When using a formula to check if a user is part of a group, returning #N/A completely breaks it and it doesn't allow you to use it in an IF, AND or OR. Returning 0 instead of #N/A makes this function way more useful.