Release Notes - v7.20
What’s in this version?
Section titled “What’s in this version?”:arrow_right: New and Updated Features
- Dashboards now include variables
- Postgres as a data warehouse on Sprinkle
- SQL Server as a data warehouse on Sprinkle
- Add multiple datasets in a shot
:arrow_right: Fixes and Improvements
New and Updated Features
Section titled “New and Updated Features”1️⃣ Dashboards now include variables
Section titled “1️⃣ Dashboards now include variables”We have introduced the concept of variables for dashboards. You will now be able to provide values or override values of the defined variables to get the results on Sprinkle dashboards.
The experience of defining variables and using them for expressions in models has been improved. You can now control variables’ run-time values from a single place in Reports.
📖 Read the detailed Variables documentation
2️⃣ Postgres as a data warehouse on Sprinkle
Section titled “2️⃣ Postgres as a data warehouse on Sprinkle”You can now :gear:configure your Postgres as a data warehouse (destination) on Sprinkle, isn’t that great?
📖 Read the detailed Postgres as data warehouse documentation
3️⃣ SQL Server as a data warehouse on Sprinkle
Section titled “3️⃣ SQL Server as a data warehouse on Sprinkle”It’s finally here! SQL Server can now be used as a data warehouse! You can now configure your SQL Server as a data warehouse (destination) on Sprinkle.
📖 Read the detailed SQL Server as Warehouse documentation
4️⃣ Add multiple datasets in a shot
Section titled “4️⃣ Add multiple datasets in a shot”With the Add multiple datasets feature, you can select multiple datasets from a source database at once. Through the multi-select form, you can control which source tables are to be ingested, and how and what data is ingested from those source tables.
📖 Read the detailed Add multiple datasets documentation
Fixes and Improvements
Section titled “Fixes and Improvements”1️⃣ User Attributes is renamed Row-Level Security
Section titled “1️⃣ User Attributes is renamed Row-Level Security”Row-level security lets you manage the row-level access of the models. It lets you restrict users’ access only to the relevant rows of data in the table. The feature was renamed to better communicate its function.
📖 Read the detailed Row Level Security documentation
2️⃣ Tile Level Filter on Dashboards
Section titled “2️⃣ Tile Level Filter on Dashboards”With this advanced option on Filter Mappings, you can create Tile/Report level filters and select the Report (Tiles) that the filter listens to.
Now a model field can be left non-selected, in case more than one model has been used to create Reports embedded as Tiles on the Dashboard
📖 Read the detailed Tile Level Filter documentation