Alerts
How the platform raises alerts about your data, and how you and OpenDataDSL work on them
How the platform raises alerts about your data, and how you and OpenDataDSL work on them
The basics of event-driven programming in OpenDataDSL
Overview of all available automation targets in OpenDataDSL
Send automation data to Azure Blob Storage or Azure Data Lake Storage using the built-in storage targets
How to create, change, test and delete automations in OpenDataDSL using ODSL or the REST API
General information about creating Excel Insight Reports
General information about creating Item Insight Reports
Choose which FX rates are used when curves and timeseries are converted to another currency
Forward curve data type
How Smart Curve and Event Curve builds are triggered by automations
How to configure and manage curve exports to downstream systems
The options available for managing your forward curves
How to quality assure your curves
Create your own automation targets, either pre-configured built-in targets or targets backed by an ODSL script
Build a daily status report that many processes contribute to, then send the complete report on a schedule
This guide takes you through the extensive auditing within OpenDataDSL and how you can utilise it to monitor what has changed in the system and track changes over time
Map OpenDataDSL data items to the identifiers used by downstream systems
This guide explains how to create your own data models, load data into them and utilise them in processes and reports
An explanation of how to use the data monitoring capabilities
Transformers are a simple definition that allows you to map data from a single object to a list of objects or rows
This guide takes you through how we track changes to all elements in OpenDataDSL and how you can take advantage of multiple versions and follow an audit trail of every change made.
Automatically trigger dataset quality and critical checks using automation targets
Send automated email notifications and data attachments using the built-in email automation targets
Run an export group automatically when data changes
Using feature policies to show or hide Web Portal menu items and extension views
This section explains how to create, use and query geospatial data stored within OpenDataDSL
General information about Insight Reports
What are forward curves?
What options data is in OpenDataDSL and how it is built from events
Automatically create JIRA tasks from OpenDataDSL automation events
This guide shows you how to use events to load transactional data
Matrix handling in OpenDataDSL
Information and examples of loading data from a message queue
Connect services with your own on-premise services and applications
Creating and using metrics to monitor the platform
Send automated messages to Microsoft Teams channels using the built-in Teams automation target
Options data type, option chains per maturity
Defining options built from events, their settings, and reading option chains and single options in ODSL and the REST API
An overview of security, feature and redaction policies and how to manage them
Trigger an OpenDataDSL process to run automatically in response to a platform event
Send triggered data to a message queue for downstream consumers to process
Using redaction policies to hide master data fields from some users
Automatically run reports in response to platform events using the built-in report automation targets
The basics of creating and running reports
How every run carries a trace id from data collection to export, how the alert raised by a failed load becomes the root cause, and how problems it caused are recorded on it
Run an ODSL script automatically in response to a platform event
How security policies decide what users can do, with worked examples
Creating and using smart feeds for collecting data
Creating and using Operational Support Documentation
Timeseries data type
How Smart TimeSeries and Event TimeSeries builds are triggered by automations
Upload the options your company holds and read only those options, with the market values and your position volume and traded price
What are User Tasks?
Send automation data to any external system via a webhook
The core elements of an alert in OpenDataDSL, and how an alert moves from raised to closed
The platform raisers that create alerts about datasets, curves and exports, the alerts people raise, and the alerts that close themselves
Your own alerts and shared alerts about common and public data, data environments, followed datasets, comments only your team sees, and who can change what
Creating and using actions, workflows, scripts and processes
The ways to see and work on alerts (the Alerts screen, ODSL, Python and the REST API), notifications through automations, and the insights about alerts