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Offline scs

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Cognos Express Planner
« on: 17 Sep 2009 06:09:55 pm »
I heard, that later in this year one additional component will be shipped with CX: Planner. It is said to control planning workflows and seems to comply the former TM1 Workflow.

And I gained the information, that CX ships also the Informix Database, included in the base price.

But I did not hear anything from an ETL-component, neither Data Manager nor something from the IBM portfolio...

Offline kolonell

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Re: Cognos Express Planner
« Reply #1 on: 18 Sep 2009 01:58:28 pm »
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I heard, that later in this year one additional component will be shipped with CX: Planner. It is said to control planning workflows and seems to comply the former TM1 Workflow
I've heard the same thing. But that is all the info I was able to get.

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And I gained the information, that CX ships also the Informix Database, included in the base price.
Yes. I think it's a lightweigth version that comes pre configured with the install (and can only be used for Express).

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But I did not hear anything from an ETL-component, neither Data Manager nor something from the IBM portfolio...
Haven't heard of anything either...

Note: You  might also want to move this thread to the Cognos Express section on this forum. That is what it is there for ;-)

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Re: Cognos Express Planner
« Reply #2 on: 21 Sep 2009 05:20:46 am »
But I did not hear anything from an ETL-component, neither Data Manager nor something from the IBM portfolio...
If the default OLAP database store is TM1 then presumably the ETL tool would be TurboIntegrator?

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Re: Cognos Express Planner
« Reply #3 on: 01 Oct 2009 08:53:45 pm »
I have the 32-bit Parner version installed and have attended the CX Partner training. There is an Informix database , used as the Content Store and TurboIntegrator is included as a means to getting data into the TM1(Xcelerator) cubes.

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Re: Cognos Express Planner
« Reply #4 on: 05 Nov 2009 02:17:25 am »
Basically CX has TM1 as the DB engine, though it can access other datasources through FWMgr. So with TM1 comes TurboIntegrator. Workflow is already available for TM1, so a planning application can be set up easily.

The official Planning module of CX, coming out presumably Q2 2010, will have someway the workflow capabilities of Contributor.

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