What's New in Dundas BI
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1. Overview
A list of highlights from the new features and enhancements available with the release of Dundas BI 11.0.
Tip
For a complete list of new functionality and behavior changes, see the List of changes in version 11.0.
2. Design and View
- Create and use Code Libraries in your projects to collaborate on and reuse JavaScript code or functions
- Reports can now be exported to PowerPoint or Image like dashboards but with a slide or image for each page
- Insert a direct link to the exported view into notification email messages using the right-click menu
- New options for Excel and CSV export to include an image of the entire dashboard, skip headers, or change the delimiter character
- Images in a table visualization column can now be included when exporting to Excel with the new option Add Data Images To File
3. Data Preparation and Analysis
- A Dundas BI Gateway can now be used with your own Dundas BI installation or containers in the cloud to access on-premise data sources
- Quickly expand all values in an upper hierarchy level by choosing Expand To Next Level from the right-click Change Level menu
- Search for data cubes by name in the Data Cubes dialog from your profile and the Data Cubes and Jobs pages in administration
- A Single Schema option is added for Amazon Redshift and Oracle data providers to ensure queries can access different databases from tenant overrides
4. Administration
- Impersonate other users to verify their experience when logged on
- Access the recycle bins of other users to recover files
- Use the new Disable Click To Check Out configuration setting if you want to prevent automatic check-out of a file when clicking within its grayed-out editor
- Set the caption for a federated authentication provider to "-" if a button should not be provided on the logon screen, for example because of automated integration
5. Installation / Deployment
- Add sidecar and init containers to Kubernetes deployments
- Specify pod disruption budgets in your Helm chart for Kubernetes
- Use the setup image in Docker to add the usage and performance tracking sample dashboards to your instance
- Python prerequisites are now optional if the natural language assistant and Python transforms are not needed
6. General / Application
- Dundas BI is now a progressive web app (PWA) that can be installed on devices and launched more like native apps
- Right-click a folder to publish its files and subfolders at once more easily
7. Data Visualizations
- Connect over gaps from missing values in line charts more easily when there are multiple series using the Connect Gaps options in Properties
8. API / Branding / Integration
- Use one-time session tokens as an alternative to logon tokens to create and customize a logon session at the server ahead of time