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Pass through external parameters into dynamic cube view services
Hello, Is there a way to pass a combo box paramater into a cube view service? I think would be through the Service Factory. Since the cube view service runs when the cube view is executed and there is no call as XFBRs or Dashboard extenders, Is there a way to pass parameter values into the cube view service business rule?FW11 minutes agoNew Contributor II2Views0likes0Commentsparent child relationships limited to one hierarchy
This is a problem I run into off and on that's always been annoying but easy enough to work around... until now. When working in a QuickView, for example, I click on the Up Arrow (for Parents) and I get all parents, not just the parent in the hierarchy I'm actually working with. In the most literal interpretation, I can see why this happens. In principle, I think I ought to be able to control this behavior either by the Parent filter or through the addition of a field that lets me choose my current hierarchy. But, in a QuickView, I'm working with one member at a time so it's not the end of the world to just remove the irrelevant parents and maybe do a little manual editing of the member filter if it gets too messy and I really want to keep the QV for future use. The problem comes when using the Grid View set to Display Parent Child Relationships with a member filter to display the descendants within a key hierarchy. I get every parent child relationship for every hierarchy. There's no good way to filter them. They are too numerous to filter by hand. It's just a useless soup sandwich of a dataset. Am I missing something obvious? Am I missing something not-at-all obvious? Perhaps I'm using a completely stupid approach and there's another way to get a nice, concise list of parent/child relationships for a hierarchy.photon2 hours agoContributor4Views0likes0CommentsNo valid DataKeys (Scenario / Time) found in data source.
Hello everyone, I'm trying to create my first import from scratch. Unfortunately, it always gives me the same error : No valid DataKeys (Scenario / Time) found in data source. Review the source data load processing log and check one-to-one transformation rules to ensure that you have created proper Scenario and Time dimension rules for this data source. And no line is imported or displayed in the logs. However, I've gone down each parameter and everything seems correct and consistent with what I have on other import files. Could you help me investigate? My settings : All the UD1 to UD8 are on None. And the log :SolvedJérémyRenard4 hours agoNew Contributor330Views0likes8CommentsConnect MS Fabric Lakehouse?
Hi all, I'm currently exploring ways to extract data from a Microsoft Fabric Lakehouse into OneStream. The obvious way would be to connect to the SQL endpoint just like any other DB. In this case, what would be the best authentication method? I've been testing it out with my own user on MS SQL Server Management Studio using MFA, and I have no idea what the best way would be to create credentials for the connection string in OneStream. In case connecting to the SQL endpoint with a connection string isn't a good idea, what would be a better practice? Thanks.mireles6 hours agoNew Contributor III23Views1like1CommentProduct Support and Maintenance Policy
3 MIN READ OneStream is committed to continually developing and enhancing our SaaS offering and software, providing customers with innovative solutions to meet ever-growing requirements. As new versions are introduced, OneStream actively plans to retire older versions. To support this, OneStream has implemented a Product Support and Maintenance Policy which is available at: https://www.onestream.com/saas-terms-and-conditions. As per the Product Support and Maintenance Policy and the terms, General Support ends 30 months after release. In 2025, this policy will be further implemented by giving customers the option to upgrade to the latest version or transitioning customers on unsupported versions to a limited support model. In this model, only upgrades and Contact changes are permitted. When a customer upgrades to a supported version, General Support will continue to be provided as per the Product Support and Maintenance policy. Support During Upgrades Customers with an active Upgrade Case (Software Upgrade, Cloud Migration Readiness, and Cloud Migration) will be provided with support for a period of 3 months during the upgrade. Upgrade Cases will continue to be available after General Support and prepaid support end. Informational Banners To ensure our customers are aware of their upcoming End of General Support date, we have released informational banners in the Support portal. They will appear 6 months before the End of Support date. The banner will contain a countdown of months remaining before End of General Support. ‘0 months remaining’ means thatGeneral Support will end on the 1 st of the next month. After this, a new banner will appear explaining that General Support has now ended, and that an upgrade is required. Customers on older contracts may see an End of Support banner without a specific date or a countdown of months remaining. In this case, the End of General Support enforcement will begin at contract renewal. For customers actively upgrading, the banner may disappear. If the upgrade becomes blocked due to lack of response or significant planned delay, the banner may re-appear. FAQ How can I tell what my End of General Support date is? For most, the End of General Support date is 30 months after the release date of that version. To locate your release date, review our Release Notes. Navigate to documentation.onestream.com -> release notes -> Platform -> End of Support Dates For customers who are on versions that are already out of General Support, upgrade dates are in staggered batches based on release dates and contract terms. These customers will receive a banner with a specific date or a countdown towards that date. Lastly, for some customers on older contract terms, the Product Support and Maintenance Policy will apply from contract renewal. They will receive a 6 month grace period upon renewal. How are release dates calculated? The Product Support and Maintenance Policy establishes End of Support dates from the major and minor versions. Hotfixes do not reset End of Support dates. For example, the End of Support date calculation for all v7.4.x versions is based on the release date of v7.4.0. My End of General Support date is coming up, but I need more time to upgrade. What are my options? You may submit a Software Upgrade for v8+ to begin a 3 month grace period. You may also purchase Prepaid Support for 6 months after your End of General Support date. My version is already older than 30 months. Will I lose access to the Support portal immediately? We have staggered upgrade dates based on your release date. There will be an informational banner in the Support portal to advise on your End of Support date. If you do not see a specific date, General Support will end at your contract renewal. Where can I find the full Product Support and Maintenance Policy? https://www.onestream.com/saas-terms-and-conditions, then look for ‘Product Support and Maintenance Policy.’agoralewski7 hours agoCommunity Manager1.6KViews1like2CommentsExecuteCustomCalculateBusinessRule in parallel
Hi all, so I'm running a Finance Business Rule through BRApi's ExecuteCustomCalculateBusinessRule method, passing a POV through its nameValuePairs parameter. Since I need to run it from a WorkSpace for a bunch of different DataUnitPK, I'd like to run them in parallel. Unfortunately it doesn't work. It seems to me that: The first launch runs with a POV passed in parameters (let's call it POV-A) The second launch sets its own POV (let's call it POV-B) if the first launch is still running - and that's natural for parallel execution - every reference to api object seems broken, since it refers now to POV-B Does someone was able to parallelize the above mentioned method ? Thanks in advance for Your help Regards FabioGFabioG10 hours agoContributor II55Views0likes4CommentsGenesis Cube View with Drill issue
I've been working on getting up to speed with the various Genesis content blocks and am having trouble with the Cube View With Drill block. When I try to select a cube view, the tree view only goes down to the Cube View Group level, not the Cube View level. I was able to tweak a business rule to allow it to select a specific cube view, but then the drill doesn't appear to work when I select a cell to see the details. I'm certain there is data that can be drilled down to, but nothing changes when I click various cells. I've even tried setting the cube view to show a base-level intersection and confirmed that I can see a number that is the same in stage. Anyone seen this issue yet or have any troubleshooting tips?BHM14 hours agoNew Contributor III189Views0likes5CommentsGenesis - CV with comments - red flag on top right
I have created a cv with comments for comments input and review. The comments are saved and viewed with success but I am missing the red flag on the cell where there is comment in the cells. See below. According to feature video for cv with comment, there should be a red flag see below screenshot: What could be the reason it is missing?JennyTan14 hours agoNew Contributor II35Views0likes4CommentsWhat’s New in Global Education Services:
3 MIN READ New Training in OneStream Navigator Your OneStream Navigator experience is now more streamlined than ever, making it easier for you to find the training and resources you need. With a refreshed homepage, you’ll enjoy easier navigation and faster access to more relevant content and learning opportunities. Plus, we've just released a comprehensive collection of new and updated content to support your learning and development. This includes technical deep-dives, expert conversations, visual assets, and solution-focused toolkits. Below is a consolidated list of all the new content now available: - OneStream Architecture: Smart Integration Connector — Overview of the SIC framework and key integration patterns (Course) - Building a Form Using Genesis — How to design and configure data‑entry forms in Genesis (Module) - Building a Dashboard Using Genesis — Create interactive dashboards using Genesis components (Module) - Administering Genesis Instances — Manage and maintain Genesis environments (Module) - Branding Your Genesis Interface — Customize the visual look and styling of Genesis (Module) - Partner Spotlight: TruQua — A conversation highlighting implementation approaches and partner insights (Podcast) - Author Series – OneStream Fundamentals — Discussion with the author of OneStream Fundamentals on practical learning guidance (Podcast) - Tech Talks After Hours – CPMx IFRS — A technical overview of CPMx capabilities with an IFRS focus (Tech Talk) - Genesis Development with the Solution Packaging Kit (SPK) — Deep dive into SPK workflows and Genesis development techniques (Tech Talk – Live 1/30/26) - AI Anomaly Detection in Account Reconciliation — A guided learning experience for using AI‑driven anomaly detection in reconciliation workflows (Readiness Toolkit) New instructor-led training (ILT) courses have been added to the calendar for April, May, and June. Registration is now open, allowing you to plan ahead and secure your spot in upcoming sessions. Special Promotion: Save 15% on Instructor-Led Courses Take advantage of our special January–March promotion and save 15% on instructor-led courses—just use discount code ILT15%Q1_2026 when you enroll. Our instructor-led format offers a highly interactive experience, featuring live expert instruction, real-time Q&A, and opportunities for collaboration with peers. You’ll benefit from hands-on labs, immediate feedback, and the chance to earn valuable micro-credentials. Don’t miss out—register now to save and enhance your learning journey! Explore Training on Navigator Certification & Micro‑Credentials Our certification program continues to evolve to better reflect modern OneStream skills, architecture standards, and real‑world implementation needs. Below are the latest updates designed to make advancing your expertise clearer and more rewarding. OCP – Lead Architect Exam Retirement The OCP – Lead Architect exam has been retired and replaced with a streamlined, more aligned credential: the OCP – Core Platform Architect certification. New OCP – Core Platform Architect Certification The new Core Platform Architect exam focuses on essential platform architecture knowledge, solution design, and current OneStream best practices. It provides a more accurate and modern assessment of an architect’s readiness to design scalable, enterprise‑grade solutions. Transition Path for Existing Lead Architects Professionals who already hold an active Lead Architect certification can upgrade to the new credential by completing the Design Decisions course. This ensures you stay aligned with the latest standards while preserving your certification history. New Learning Path Micro‑Credentials Learners can now earn digital micro‑credentials for completing full learning paths. These stackable badges are issued through Credly and can be shared on LinkedIn, résumés, and professional profiles. New micro‑credentials available: First Project Readiness — Awarded for completing the foundational set of courses that prepare teams for their first OneStream project. Implementing OneStream Financial Close — Earned by completing the full curriculum focused on delivering a OneStream Financial Close solution. How Micro‑Credentials Work You continue to earn badges for individual courses. Completing a full learning path triggers an additional Learning Path Micro‑Credential, issued automatically. All micro‑credentials are delivered through Credly for easy sharing. Explore Certification61Views0likes0Comments
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