U2710: U2 DataVu Essentials - Overview and Query

Duration

Half day

Purpose

This course is designed to teach U2 DataVu consumers and development authors the basics of U2 DataVu Query. Students will learn about DataVu and the robust potential of Query, Visual Reporting and Dashboards in the Overview section in addition to creating a workspace, a data source to U2 a database, personal and shared repositories. The Query section teaches skills for beginning users on how to create simple queries against a U2 data source and use powerful tools to sort and modify result sets.

Audience

This course is designed for U2 DataVu consumers and developers/authors of queries.

Prerequisites

In order to attend this course you must have the following skills or completed the following courses:

U2800 UniVerse Fundamentals, or equivalent knowledge
OR
U2200 UniData Fundamentals, or equivalent knowledge

Objectives

After completing this course, you should be able to:

Describe U2 DataVu
Open the U2 DataVu eclipse based User Interface (UI)
Describe user perspectives
Create and connect to a personal repository
Create and populate a workspace
Configure a personal User Perspective
Build a query against the U2 XDEMO database
Modify sorting options and implementing constraints
Investigate display characteristics
Investigate data formatting, display, and font options
Use aggregation techniques
Use run options and saving queries to repositories

For questions or to register for a course, email u2training@rs.com.

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