ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: Dynamic Dashboard - Creating new components ? Hi Sergey Check out the Tech Talks, they go through it although they create objects based on blank template versions of them because it easier, e.g. a label with no properties set. It was one by Jac...Re: Calling a WS Assembly from Data Management Step I see. Well I haven't done specifically what you're doing but based on service factory usage elsewhere I would think you would just put WS in the Business Rule box rather than Workspace.Admin.WS. Had...Re: Calling a WS Assembly from Data Management Step Is the DM job outside the workspace? Try changing this setting. Re: how can I close a database connection I think you might be doing something wrong. Using 'Using' is standard practise. Feel free to share your code. Re: how can I close a database connection Hi Mario The Snippets panel has a lot of information for things like this. The error message is pointing you to the Using statement which automatically closes the connection when done. Regards,...Re: How to access the parameter (present outside default workspace) in Cube view Hi HoneyGulati You can prefix a parameter with a workspace name, e.g. |!Workspace Name.A!| - Daniel Re: WS Assembly Service Factory Compile Error Hi ghoang It just looks like you have created the wrong type of file. Since you are using a service factory you will need to create a 'Data Set Service' instead of using Dashboard Data Set Business ...Re: New to One Stream Need some help on learning about one stream Welcome to the OneStream community lsrinivas2k13 . I think your best bet is to jump in and check out the free content in Navigator @ https://onestream.thoughtindustries.com/learn/dashboard. There is ...Re: Call Workspace Extender Rule from Workspace Data Management Sequence Yeah I get it. Also I found that other webinar and PDF https://community.onestreamsoftware.com/t5/Summit-and-Webinar-Materials/Workspaces-amp-Assemblies/ta-p/36516 Re: SQL Manipulation with a VB Net Variable Hi danszczepanski Since you mentioned SQL is not your strong suit, before going further I would strongly suggest you have a look at this article and understand how to pass parameters/variables into...
