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TM1 Best Practices
A selection of the "Best Practice" articles from ExploringTM1
What’s the Fastest Method to Copy Data from Cube to Cube?
What is the fastest way to get data from one cube to another via a TI – is it use a view of the source and the CellPut functions to load it or is it faster to Extract and Load?
Recent Posts
All the latest from ExploringTM1.
How to Save Data in TM1 – Manually and Automatically
Do you need to save TM1 data manually? Well here is a super short post on hwo to do it. Easy peasy, lemon squeezy!
What Folders to Use for TM1 Models
What folder structure should you use for a TM1 model? Here we go through a really simple structure and give you a bonus zip file with it all set up for you.
Maximum Password Retries in TM1: How to Change it!
Here we explain how to increase the maximum number of password retries allowed in a TM1 model by changing a dynamic property in tm1s.cfg.
TM1 File Extensions: Understand the files in Your TM1 Model
What do all the extensions mean for the files in your TM1 data folder? Here we explain the file types and identify what each extension means.
How to Reset TM1 Admin Password
Here are two tips re TM1 Admin passwords: 1) How to reset the Administrator password for a TM1 model. 2) How to increase the retries allowed.
TM1s.cfg & How to Create a TM1 Model – A Best Practice Guide
A comprehensive guide for setting up a new TM1/Planning Analytics model (server), including downloadable tm1s.cfg, suggested edits, folder structure, Cognos Configuration settings and screenshots of all steps.
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