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10.213: SDK for Customizing Analytical Applications


Stefan Zepeda

Salesforce Solutions Architect • Strategy


Learn how to take advantage of MicroStrategy Web APIs and SDKs to change Web behavior and look-and-feel. Create custom analytics applications and integrate analytics into any business application.

IBM DB2 for Linux, UNIX and Windows is a next generation data platform for transactional and analytical operations. Strategy Secure Analytics enables leading organizations to analyze vast amounts of data and distribute actionable business insight throughout the enterprise. Our analytics platform delivers reports and dashboards, and enables users to conduct ad hoc analysis and share their insights anywhere, anytime. Strategy provides a driver out-of-the-box to connect to IBM DB2 UDB on all certified operating systems. IBM DB2 UDB is certified as a Warehouse, Metadata, Statistics and Narrowcast repository for Strategy Secure Enterprise running on Windows, AIX, Linux or Solaris operating systems. Refer to the required version's Strategy product readme for details on the certified configurations.

  • The Multi-Pass SQL Engine translates analytical questions into optimized queries using multiple passes of SQL. This method is faster and more agile than traditional single-pass SQL.
  • Push-down analytics leverages excess database processing power by using database specific syntax to process calculations at the database level.
  • Precision tuning of queries via an extensive set of VLBD settings can be applied at the report, application, or project level.
  • The multi-source engine enables connectivity to data stored across multiple enterprise data assets.
  • The transaction engine pushes new or updated data back to underlying databases.

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April 27, 2017

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April 27, 2017