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Data Import of prices with average result
Hello, In our planning solution I'm looking for a change to plan with less detail. We import transfer prices on material level, but now we want to plan on product level which includes several materials. During transformation the items with the same dimensionality are being combined and show a total value, but for these prices I would need a simple average. Example below: Imported values: After transformation the original UD4 is replace by the product member which is imported on Flow, because some UD4's remain unchanged: I would need to have the simple average (871.48 + 880.82)/2 = 876.15. Is there a simple setting for this, i can't find it, any other suggestion would help also. kind regards BenOneStream Server Configuration
Hi all, while configuring a local OneStream instance, I know that I have to copy the "Encrypted Connection String For Server" from DataBase Configuration, putting it into the Application Server Configuration File, in the "Database Server Connections" item. I see that there's also a "Is Connection String Encrypted" flag, so I suppose I could set a clear connection string. Is not clear which would be the format of an unencrypted string (I took a look in the Installation Guide but I wasn't able to find what I was looking for...). Since this is a local development instance, there's no need to secure it... Could someone share this knowledge (or point me in the right direction) ? Thanks a lot FabioGSupplied parameter tied to Bound List not returning value
Hi community, I have an issue where i have a member list tied to a bound list. The bound list uses a SQL query to get the top member of a given dimension. I have this bound list tied to a supplied parameter that I have attached to a dashboard. The issue is that when I run the dashboard, it is not triggering the bound list, even though i am using the supplied parameter. If I remove the supplied parameter and run the dashboard, it prompts me with the bound list parameter showing the value i want to return, and thereafter, when i put the supplied parameter back it works. It seems like the system needs to trigger the bound list first, but I haven't found a way to do so yet. Any thoughts?Data Processing and Performance - A comprehensive guide of tables, and design
Overview To maintain well performing application, one must understand how the underlying database works and more importantly its limitations. Understanding how a system works, allows designers and administrators to create reliable, stable, and optimal performing applications. This white paper is intended to guide the design of those optimal data processing strategies for the OneStream platform. First, this document will provide a detailed look at the data structures used by the stage engine as well as those used by the in-memory financial analytic engine, providing a deep understanding of how the OneStream stage engine functions in relation to the in-memory financial analytic engine. The relationship between stage engine data structures and finance engine data structures will be discussed in detail. Understanding how data is stored and manipulated by these engines will help consultants build OneStream applications that are optimized for high-volume data processing. Second, the workflow engine configuration will be examined in detail throughout the document since it acts as the controller / orchestrated of most tasks in the system. The workflow engine is the primary tool used to configure data processing sequences and performance characteristics in an OneStream application. The are many different workflow structures and settings that specifically relate to data processing and these settings will be discussed in relation to the processing engine that they impact. Finally, this document will define best practices and logical data processing limits. This will include suggestions on how to create workflow structures and settings for specific data processing workloads. With respect to data defining processing limits, this document will help define practical / logical data processing limits in relation to hard/physical data processing limits and will provide a detailed explanation of the suggested logical limits. This is an important topic because in many situations the physical data processing limit will accept/tolerate that amount of data that is being processed, but the same data may be able to be processed in a much more efficient manner by adhering to logical limits and building the appropriate workflow structures to partition data. These concepts are particularly important because they enable efficient storage, potential parallel processing and high-performance reporting/consumption when properly implemented. Conclusion Large Data Units can create problems for loading, calculating, consolidating, and reporting data. This really is a limitation of what the hardware and networks can support. Your design needs to consider this. This paper provides some options to relieve some of the pressure points that could appear. NOTE: some tables mentioned in the paper have changed in version 9+. See this note for further details.
Version 9.0 Redacting information in Error Log
Dear Community Members, Has anyone experienced information in the log being redacted. I found this in the latest documenation. However, i see no pattern of what is considered sensitive. I have a data table dump in the decimal positions are redacted. I am logging the keys and values of two dictionaries. in both dictionaries the value is an integer. One value is shown while the other value in redacted. Both values come from a text member of a dimension member. In other cases i am logging the name of the business rule and the name of the function. Sometimes the RULENAME is redacted, sometimes it is not. Which leads me to believe that the logic thinks that the name is sensitive?! Is this sensitivity controllable maybe on the app settings on the server? Cause it seems overly sensitive or plainly wrong in determining what is sensitive and what is no.July 2025 Certification Prep Webinar
Are you ready to schedule your OneStream certification exam, but need a little more preparation? The OneStream Certification Program is pleased to announce our first Certification Prep Webinar for the OneStream Certified Specialist (OCS) - Reports and Dashboards exam! Join us on Thursday, July 31, 2025, at 10:30am ET as we will have experts from OneStream facilitate a 60-minute session on these exam topics: Workspaces Cube Views Dashboard Components ...and more! Our experts presenting will be: Stephen Roberts, Sr. Technical Education Consultant Nicki Baretta, Manager, Remote Consulting Register today to reserve your space today!
Issue with Zero Input Not Triggering Calculations in OneStream
Hi all, I’ve encountered an issue in OneStream where inputting a value of 0 does not trigger any calculations, while entering 0.1 or any other non-zero value works as expected. From what I understand, this seems to be related to Zero Suppression, which may be preventing the system from storing or processing the zero value. However, I’d like to confirm if this is standard behavior, or if there’s a recommended best practice for handling zeros in data input and calculations (e.g., in cube views or business rules). Thanks!
Matrix Data Load Basics
I have a matrix data load question. I get the concept of how the matrix data load works. I haven't done too many of them, so I want to make sure I'm not missing the basics. The file I have has the year on one of the first lines in column 9. The next row contains the headers with periods in 12 separate columns. Is there an easy way to get the year from the first line (without a lot of code)? Or should I get year based on the POV? Then I am guessing a complex expression in the time columns to build the OS time key? I know I can do all of this in code, but I don't want to skip over any out of the box functionality or best practices. Any good guides on some of the best approaches with the Matrix load? Thanks, Scott
