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TM1 SaveDataAll Data Locks
Recently I encountered a situation where we had a SaveDataAll process running every half hour that had started impacting the system performance. The environment is largely for enterprise planning and we…
Exporting Data from TM1 to an External Database
I needed to create a rollup in a data warehouse the other day from elements that are stored in TM1. This process works just as well for SQL Server, Oracle,…
DatasourceNameForServer and DatasourceNameForClient TM1 Functions: Use and Syntax
Ever wondered how you can vary the data source for a Turbo Integrator process inside the actual process so it becomes dynamic? Well here is a method. Firstly, define a…
ELLEV TM1 Function: Use and Syntax
The ELLEV function returns the numeric value of the level for an element in a dimension in TM1. Syntax The syntax is ELLEV(dimension, element); where: dimension, is the dimension you are…
How to Pad a Variable Length Element in TM1
Often we have a situation were we want to create a dimension with the contents of a code from a source system. Sometimes, however the IDs in the source system are…
ItemSkip TM1 Function: Use and Syntax
ITEMSKUP is a Turbo Integrator function that forces the current record being read from a data source to be skipped. Syntax of ITEMSKIP The syntax is just ITEMSKIP; – real simple…
TM1 Archive TI Process
I asked Mafia Man the other day how I can take a backup on the fly of everything in TM1 so that if I make changes and stuff up, I…
Running a TI Process from within another Process
In TM1 often we want to have a master process which then calls child processes. There is a Turbo Integrator command that allows us to nest TM1 processes. It is…
Annotations in TI Processes
When you first open up a Turbo Integrator script you will notice the text at the top of the Advanced tab tabs with a “#” in front of each line to show…
.pro files (no, not profiles, but “.pro files”
.pro files are a magic little file that is saved in the TM1 data folder (along with dimensions, models, feeders, cubes etc). You can read them with a text editor…
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