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Tableau prep flow "Error publishing flow to Tableau Server."
Using Tableau Prep v 2024.2.2 attempting to publish to a server running the same version. Data source is SharePoint list using SharePoint Lists (JDBC) connector. Driver installed on machine running TP and driver and connector installed on server. Can publish the output to the server as a data source but cannot publish the flow.
Replicating SQL Query Transformations in Tableau Prep: Request for Guidance
I want to replicate a SQL query in Tableau Prep, but I'm unsure how to implement the same transformations in Tableau Prep. Could someone please guide me on how to achieve the same results in Tableau Prep
SQL query:
SELECT CONVERT_TZ(FROM_UNIXTIME(l.EventDate / 1000, '%Y-%m-%d'), 'UTC', 'Asia/Kolkata') AS Date, l.agentLogin, MIN(l.login_time) AS start_time, MAX(lo.logout_time) AS end_time, SUM((lo.logout_time - l.login_time) / (1000 * 60)) AS total_session_duration_minutes FROM ( SELECT a1.agentLogin, a1.eventTimeStamp AS EventDate, a1.agentCurrentStatusStartTime AS login_time, MIN(a2.agentCurrentStatusStartTime) AS next_login_time FROM tron_internal_db.smeandonagentstreamsdata a1 LEFT JOIN tron_internal_db.smeandonagentstreamsdata a2 ON a1.agentLogin = a2.agentLogin AND a2.agentCurrentStatusStartTime > a1.agentCurrentStatusStartTime AND a2.agentCurrentStatus = 'Offline' AND a2.agentPreviousStatus = 'Available' WHERE a1.agentPreviousStatus = 'Offline' AND a1.agentCurrentStatus = 'Available' AND a1.eventTimeStamp >= (UNIX_TIMESTAMP() - 172800) * 1000 -- Last 45 days in milliseconds GROUP BY a1.agentLogin, a1.agentCurrentStatusStartTime ) l LEFT JOIN ( SELECT agentLogin, agentCurrentStatusStartTime AS logout_time FROM tron_internal_db.smeandonagentstreamsdata WHERE agentCurrentStatus = 'Offline' AND agentPreviousStatus = 'Available' AND eventTimeStamp >= (UNIX_TIMESTAMP() - 172800) * 1000 -- Last 45 days in milliseconds ) lo ON l.agentLogin = lo.agentLogin AND l.next_login_time = lo.logout_time GROUP BY Date, l.agentLogin ORDER BY Date, l.agentLogin;
I can't edit any flow directly on the server, yet I am the owner of the flow. When I click the edit flow button, I have the running icon running forever. The only way for me to update my flows is to download them, edit them on desktop and then upload. Any solution ?
Hello, I an facing this issue where tableau prep is not returning full data. My last cleaning step before output is showing 7k sampled data, however the tableau extract shows only 1k rows. How should I fix this to get all the rows?
Purchased Tableau Creator Now How Do Users Access Desktop or Prep?
Originally published by Kelly Figueroa in September 2022
In prior years, if you purchased Tableau software, you received Desktop or Prep specific license keys. Now, when you purchase the ability to use Tableau, you receive either Tableau Cloud seats or Tableau Server licenses. In order to activate and use Tableau Desktop or Tableau Prep, use the activation option to "log in to a Server". This is called "Login-based License Management" or LBLM.
Because there is such a good walk-thru about Tableau Cloud, this blog will be about Tableau Server on-premise. To see the step by step information for Tableau Cloud, review this website.
When you purchase the ability to use Tableau Desktop or Tableau Prep Builder, you actually receive a Tableau Server product key! The key you see in the Tableau Customer Portal will start with the letters, "TS". These Server licenses will reflect the different roles available on Tableau Server such as Creator, Explorer, or Viewer and the number of users for each role. For example, you may have purchased the ability to use Desktop for 5 users. You will receive a Tableau Server Creator key with 5 Creator seats. You will no longer receive 5 Desktop keys!
Tableau Server must be installed, the licenses activated, and the user added before a user can use their Tableau Desktop or Prep software. The Tableau Server install can be time intensive and not really what you wanted when you purchased the ability to have 5 users access Tableau Desktop or Prep. If this is the case, you can contact the Salesforce Tableau Account Team and ask to be moved to the hosted solution.
A Tableau Server key starts with the letters "TS" and is to be activated on Tableau Server and not the Tableau Desktop software even though the name of the license has the word Creator.
I have an aggregation step that groups my loan numbers in the GROUP FIELDS pane and then I pull in a flag field for the aggregation pane and set to max. A loan could have multiple rows and I only want the last entry for this flag field to be evaluated by a downstream step that has logic that searches for qualified loans.
This works pretty well, but there is one loan number that isn't being picked up in my qualified loan logic. This particular loan has two rows for the same loan number and it is traced back to the flag field.
The data looks as follows (see screenshot) . The problem is the loan in yellow with two rows.
The downstream qualified loan logic is excluding this loan. The only way that can happen is if it is readying the "Y' value for the flag field. It should be reading the NULL value an INCLUDING this loan, but that isn't happening.
Do I need to bring in the date field to the aggregation function? As you can see from the first screenshot, I'm only bringing in the loan number (group) and the flag field (aggregate).
How can I force the MAX date to be considered for the flag field on the aggregation step? I guess that is the concise question.
Creating Report in Tableau From Tableau Prep With Multiple Outputs
Tableau newbie here. I am trying to create a complicated statistics report using Tableau. The report is intended for upper management, so they are primarily interested in pure number counts. I have built a complicated Tableau Prep Flow with about 75 branch ends that each represent the count for a statistic of interest. I am very overwhelmed in how to compile all of this data into a report that essentially looks like an Excel spreadsheet. Each cell would be populated by an output from Tableau Prep. Does anyone have basic tips/tricks on how to manage this kind of information. This is a very simplified visual of how the report would look:
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