Process Full DataJTdCJTIydGl0bGUlMjIlM0ElMjJQcm9jZXNzJTIwRnVsbCUyMERhdGElMjIlN0Q=

From the Toolbox, choose Semantic Model.
Select a semantic model from the list and click Process.
From the top right of the window, click Schedule Job.
From the Job Type list, select the Process Full Data option.
Select the job connection that you want to use. In case there are multiple job connections in the underlying registered files in the semantic model, semantic model validation will be triggered on the default Hadoop connection.
You can review and alter the design using recommendations.
If the last job failed, you can resume from the last failure state. Click Resume to confirm. Use the job Source Datasets options to specify whether to materialize datasets with every job or not.
Depending upon the type of Aggregation Strategy selected in the semantic model design, you can add additional query patterns or analyze query patterns using the corresponding links.
1. Optionally, click filter queries to select the queries to be used for the aggregation strategy.
2. The system will automatically generate aggregates definitions based on the latest data profiles, all available historical queries, and additional query patterns.
Choose to run once, now, or set up a recurring schedule. With each option, you can also view or change the properties currently in use.
- If you choose Once, select a date, time, and time zone.
- To set up a recurring process, enter the start and end times, the frequency, date, hours, minutes, and time zone.
  Specify whether to job once per day or repeat. Kyvos picks the time zone from where the report server is running, as the default time zone.
Click Schedule to start the process.

Incremental Process JTdCJTIydGl0bGUlMjIlM0ElMjJJbmNyZW1lbnRhbCUyMFByb2Nlc3MlMjAlMjIlN0Q=

From the Toolbox, choose Semantic Model.
Select a semantic model from the list and click Process.
From the top right of the window, click Schedule Job.
From the Job Type list, select the Process Incremental Data option.
Select the Job connection that you want to use. In case there are there are multiple job connections in the underlying datasets in the semantic model, semantic model validation will be triggered on the default Hadoop connection.
From the Process list, select any of the following:
1. All Newer Data: Detects and processes all the new data in the files used in semantic model design.
2. Only Fact Adjustment: Detects and processes only adjustable measures in fact files used in semantic model design. In this case, the old data is not overridden, and the adjustment data can be incrementally loaded in the semantic model without touching any previous data. The adjustments will be made at the lowest granularity of the measure data. Adjustment job can be completed quickly and there can be multiple adjustments in a day. The adjustment details are also displayed in the job summary.
Use the Replace Partition option to update the already processed data. This option drops out old data and adds current data - keeping the partition size constant. See Replace Partitions.
Depending upon the type of Aggregation Strategy selected in the semantic model design, you can select any of the following:
1. Generate additional aggregates, keeping the existing ones (if any): Additional aggregates definition recommendation will be taken keeping existing aggregates as it is.
2. Use existing aggregates definition: No new aggregates definition recommendation will be taken, aggregates will be created using the existing definition only.
Add additional query patterns or analyze query patterns using the corresponding links.
Optionally, click filter queries to select the queries to be used for the aggregation strategy.
Choose to run once, now, or set up a recurring schedule. With each option, you can also view or change the properties currently in use.
- If you choose Once, select a date, time, and time zone.
- To set up a recurring process, enter the start and end times, the frequency, date, hours, minutes, and time zone.
  Specify whether to job once per day or repeat. Kyvos picks the time zone from where the report server is running, as the default time zone.
Click Schedule to start the process.

Process Test DataJTdCJTIydGl0bGUlMjIlM0ElMjJQcm9jZXNzJTIwVGVzdCUyMERhdGElMjIlN0Q=

From the Toolbox, choose Semantic Model.
Select a semantic model from the list and click Process.
From the top right of the window, click Schedule Job.
From the Job Type list, select the Process Test Data option.
Select the Job connection that you want to use. In case there are there are multiple process connections in the underlying registered files in the semantic model, semantic model validation will be triggered on the default Hadoop connection.
From Input Data, you can specify the number of last fact data partitions or the number of records to be processed for the test process.
Use the Process Source Datasets options to specify whether to materialize datasets with every process or not.
Depending upon the type of Aggregation Strategy selected in the semantic model design, you can select any of the following:
1. Generate minimal aggregates: Semantic model will be processed with minimal aggregation strategy (lowest level materialization only). Use this option to compute values for only the lowest levels in the hierarchy.
2. Generate fresh aggregates: Fresh aggregates definition recommendation will be taken and existing aggregates will be deleted (if any).
3. Use existing aggregates definition: No new aggregates definition recommendation will be taken, aggregates will be created using the existing definition only.
Add additional query patterns or analyze query patterns using the corresponding links.
Optionally, click filter queries to select the queries to be used for the aggregation strategy.
NOTE: This job will overwrite existing semantic model data (if any).
Choose to run once, now, or set up a recurring schedule. With each option, you can also view or change the properties currently in use.
- If you choose Once, select a date, time, and time zone.
- To set up a recurring process, enter the start and end times, the frequency, date, hours, minutes, and time zone.
  Specify whether to job once per day or repeat. Kyvos picks the time zone from where the report server is running, as the default time zone.
Click Schedule to start the process.

Update AggregatesJTdCJTIydGl0bGUlMjIlM0ElMjJVcGRhdGUlMjBBZ2dyZWdhdGVzJTIyJTdE

From the Toolbox, choose Semantic Model.
Select a semantic model from the list and click Process.
From the top right of the window, click Schedule Job.
From the Job Type list, select the Upgrade Aggregates option.
Select the job connection that you want to use. In case there are multiple job connections in the underlying registered files in the semantic model, semantic model validation will be triggered on the default Hadoop connection.
You can review and alter the design using recommendations.
Select partitions to update aggregates.
Depending upon the type of Aggregation Strategy selected in the semantic model design, you can select any of the following:
1. Generate additional aggregates, keeping the existing ones (if any): Additional aggregates definition recommendation will be taken keeping existing aggregates as it is.
2. Use existing aggregates definition: No new aggregates definition recommendation will be taken, aggregates will be created using the existing definition only.
Add additional query patterns or analyze query patterns using the corresponding links.
Optionally, click filter queries to select the queries to be used for the aggregation strategy.
NOTE: This jobwill overwrite existing semantic model data (if any).
Choose to run once, now, or set up a recurring schedule. With each option, you can also view or change the properties currently in use.
- If you choose Once, select a date, time, and time zone.
- To set up a recurring process, enter the start and end times, the frequency, date, hours, minutes, and time zone.
  Specify whether to processonce per day or repeat. Kyvos picks the time zone from where the report server is running, as the default time zone.
Click Schedule to start the process.