Documentation
How-To
Using a security hierarchy to filter data by user
This walkthrough shows you how to filter data depending on the user by using a security hierarchy with custom attributes.
Using custom attributes to filter data by user
This walkthrough shows you how to filter the data differently according to each user by using custom attributes.
Using a security hierarchy to filter SSAS data by user
This walkthrough shows you how to filter OLAP data depending on the user by using a security hierarchy with custom attributes.
Using custom data and custom attributes to filter SSAS data
Learn how to use the Custom Data property of SSAS data connectors in conjunction with custom attributes as an advanced case for securing access to data.
Configuration best practices
Recommended configuration best practices and settings for configuring and securing the application according to your own needs.
Set up a custom logon URL
The Custom Logon URL configuration setting specifies where the user should be redirected when accessing the logon page.
Dedicated warehouse databases for tenants
This article shows you how to manage dedicated tenant warehouse databases.
How to enable anonymous log on
This article shows you how to set up Dundas BI for anonymous log on to facilitate implementation of a public dashboard/reporting site or kiosk.
Setting a default theme
This article shows you how to configure Dundas BI so that a default theme is applied when first creating visualizations, components, and filters.
Turn off automatic saving for views
This article shows you how to turn off automatic saving for views and enable a Save button in Edit mode instead.
Configuring notifications and other scheduling features
Notifications and other scheduling-related features require the Scheduler service to be running and for some configuration settings to be set correctly. There are also other optional configuration settings.
How to reset the admin password
This article shows a couple of ways to reset the Dundas BI administrator password.
Perform a health check using the command line
This article shows you how to perform a health check on the Dundas BI application and optionally repair any errors that are found.
Set a configuration value from the command line
This article shows you how to set the value of a configuration setting in the Global scope using the dt command line tool.
Enabling Active Directory authentication from multiple forests
Active Directory or Windows authentication from multiple forests can be configured using a JSON array, which specifies the details of each forest.
Override config settings using an XML file
This article shows you how to override configuration settings in Dundas BI using an XML file.
How to recycle the application pool
This article shows you how to recycle the application pool in the IIS web server when running on Windows.