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| − | # | + | When installed, [[Web Edition|FluenceXL Web Edition]] installs the [[Scheduling]] component. This is a service embedded in the website that can be used to automatically deliver reports to users on a schedule, or when certain conditions are met. |
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| + | ==Installation== | ||
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| + | ===Feature Permissions=== | ||
| + | As on the [[Functional User Permissions for FluenceXL Web Edition]] page, permissions for access to the Scheduling feature can be set by granting or revoking access to the {{Code|Xml\Security\scheduling.xml}} file in the XLCubed Web installation folder. | ||
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| + | In addition, the [[#Using the FluenceXLWeb Management Console|Management Console]] can be used to assign finer-grained access permissions. | ||
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| + | ===Using the FluenceXLWeb Management Console=== | ||
| + | You can find this configuration tool in the Start Menu of the server, called {{Code|Configure FluenceXL Web Edition}}. On the Advanced tab, you can click the Enable Embedded Scheduler button to customise your Scheduling installation. | ||
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| + | [[File:MgtConsoleScheduling1.png|400px]] | ||
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| + | ;Email | ||
| + | :Configure the Exchange or SMTP server to use to send the scheduled emails | ||
| + | ;Azure Analysis Services | ||
| + | :The User and Password used to access Azure AS for scheduling reports | ||
| + | ;Azure SQL | ||
| + | :The User and Password used to access Azure SQL for scheduling reports | ||
| + | ;Power BI | ||
| + | :The Client ID, Secret and tenant to access Power BI for scheduling reports | ||
| + | ;TM1 | ||
| + | :The User, Password and CAMNamespace to access TM1 for scheduling reports | ||
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| + | ==See Also== | ||
| + | * [[Scheduling]] | ||
| + | * [[SQL Repository]] | ||
| + | * [[Scheduling Installation with the SQL Repository (Windows Service)]] | ||
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| + | [[Category:Web Edition]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Installation]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Scheduling]] | ||
Revision as of 16:30, 5 February 2024
When installed, FluenceXL Web Edition installs the Scheduling component. This is a service embedded in the website that can be used to automatically deliver reports to users on a schedule, or when certain conditions are met.
Contents
[hide]Installation
Feature Permissions
As on the Functional User Permissions for FluenceXL Web Edition page, permissions for access to the Scheduling feature can be set by granting or revoking access to the Xml\Security\scheduling.xml file in the XLCubed Web installation folder.
In addition, the Management Console can be used to assign finer-grained access permissions.
Using the FluenceXLWeb Management Console
You can find this configuration tool in the Start Menu of the server, called Configure FluenceXL Web Edition. On the Advanced tab, you can click the Enable Embedded Scheduler button to customise your Scheduling installation.
- Configure the Exchange or SMTP server to use to send the scheduled emails
- Azure Analysis Services
- The User and Password used to access Azure AS for scheduling reports
- Azure SQL
- The User and Password used to access Azure SQL for scheduling reports
- Power BI
- The Client ID, Secret and tenant to access Power BI for scheduling reports
- TM1
- The User, Password and CAMNamespace to access TM1 for scheduling reports
