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on
10-12-2018
04:31 PM
- edited on
02-27-2020
01:12 PM
by
KylieF
Alteryx Connect has a few architectural components, first of which is the Alteryx Connect Server. This is a stand-alone server, either on your premises or your managed private cloud. The technical specifications and hardware requirements for this server are available here, and can scale vertically with additional CPU cores. There are three main application components to the Connect Server:
The second server related to Alteryx Connect is the Alteryx Server. Alteryx Server exposes Alteryx workflows via a website called the Gallery. These workflows may reference a variety of data sources.
Alteryx Connect is a centralized view into the world of data within your enterprise, unlocking tribal knowledge, and allowing data workers to become more efficient and effective!
Recently I upgraded Alteryx to 2019.1 and I am using Oracle 64-bit for my DB connections. Since going to 2019.1, I am required to run my local connections to my Oracle DB using the alias connection process, that merely translates the connection to Oracle OCI, while moving to the Alteryx Server platform requires it to be defined as the Oracle OCI connection … without the Alias.
This means that I have to basically have two versions of my workflow with one for my local connections and another for the Server connections. This is very cumbersome as to which workflow to run and if you forget one connection change the WF blows up and you fix it and have to start over.
Are there some options that need to be set to allow the same connection on either platform? Before 2019.1 I did not have this issue at all.
Thanks,
Joe Sciarrino
My friends. Considering the text above, this hyperlink is broken: "The full list can be found here"
I would like to know the complete list of sources.
Thank you.
Rafael Andrade