Documentation

SQL Server authentication is recommended for connecting Dundas BI to its application and warehouse databases for security reasons. This article explains how to enable SQL Server authentication, and how to use it with a Dundas BI instance.

This article describes the dbi.config file used to define pieces of information needed to start the application.

This article describes how you can silently deploy Dundas BI instances using the Deployment Console.

This article will detail the process of moving Dundas BI's application and warehouse databases from one database type to another.

DD Migrator is a command-line tool which lets you migrate or import one or more projects from an instance of Dundas Dashboard to an instance of Dundas BI.

This article details the steps to take after deploying the Dundas BI virtual machine from the Microsoft Azure Marketplace, as well as recommended actions and migration options.

This article shows you how to deploy Dundas BI version 9 or earlier on AWS Elastic Beanstalk.

The Dundas BI SharePoint Web Part lets your SharePoint users view and interact with available dashboards and reports from your Dundas BI server.

This article shows you how to save the Dundas BI SharePoint Web Part solution file so it can be manually deployed.

The Dundas BI SharePoint App File lets you add a Dundas BI Viewer App Part to the pages of your SharePoint Online (Office 365).

This article shows you how to configure and use the Dundas BI Viewer Web Part, which lets you integrate Dundas BI views such as dashboards and reports into your SharePoint sites and portals.

This article shows you how to remove the Dundas BI SharePoint Web Part from your SharePoint server.

This article explains the version number convention and where to find your version number.

This article shows you where the Dundas BI installation log files are located on your Dundas BI server.

This article shows you how to install Python, which will allow you to use the Python-related transforms to perform analysis.

This article shows you how to install the open source R software which will allow you to use the R-related transforms in Dundas BI to provide data or perform statistical and predictive analysis.