Upsolver data output

This page provides a guide on how to create an Upsolver data output.

Create an Upsolver data output

1. Go to the Outputs page and click New.

2. Select Upsolver as your output type.

3. Name your output and select whether the output should be Tabular or Hierarchical. After adding your Data Sources, click Next.

Click Properties to review this output's properties. See: Output properties

How many of the events in this data source include this field, expressed as a percentage (e.g. 20.81%).

The percentage distribution of the field values. These distribution values can be exported by clicking Export.

The number of fields in the selected hierarchy.

Toggle from UI to SQL at any point to view the corresponding SQL code for your selected output.

You can also edit your output directly in SQL. See: Transform with SQL

7. Add any required calculated fields and review them in the Calculated Fields tab. See: Adding Calculated Fields

8. Add any required lookups and review them under the Calculated Fields tab.

9. Through the Filters tab, add a filter like WHERE in SQL to the data source. See: Adding Filters

10. Click Make Aggregated to turn the output into an aggregated output. Read the warning before clicking OK and then add the required aggregation. This aggregation field will then be added to the Schema tab. See: Aggregation Functions

11. In the Aggregation Calculated Fields area under the Calculated Fields tab, add any required calculated fields on aggregations. See: Functions, Aggregation Functions

Click Preview at any time to view a preview of your current output.

12. Click Run and fill out the following fields:

  • Storage Connection: Where Upsolver stores the intermediate bulk files before loading

See: Running an Output

14. Click Next and complete the following:

Select the compute cluster to run the calculation on. Alternatively, click the drop-down and create a new compute cluster.

15. Finally, click Deploy to run the output. It will show as Running in the output panel and is now live in production and consumes compute resources.

You have now successfully outputted your data to Upsolver.

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