Fields Usage
This applies to: Visual Data Discovery
Symphony doesn't allow you to remove a field from a source definition if any objects rely on this field. For example, if your native field field_1
is used in a derived field expression such as year_to_time(field_1)
, you can't remove it from the source.
The table below is a list of objects where a field can be used.
Symphony Object Type Referencing the Field |
Can't Delete from Source Configuration |
Can Delete from Source Configuration |
---|---|---|
derived field |
If used in derived fields. |
|
custom metric |
If used in custom metrics. |
|
global settings > time controls |
If used by global defaults, such as time controls. |
|
global settings |
If used by global defaults, such as time controls or global filters. |
|
row security |
If used in row security. |
|
column security |
|
If used in column security. |
visual |
If used by a visual. |
|
key set |
If a key set exists for the data source. |
|
filter set |
If a filter set exists for the data source. |
|
row level filters (dashboards and visuals) |
If used in a row level filter. |
|
field link (cross-source link) |
If used in a cross-source link as part of dashboard interactions. |
|
same source link |
|
If the same source link is in a publisher or subscriber link. |
actions |
If used in an action. |
|
partition configuration |
If used in a partition configuration. |
|
join configuration |
If used in a join configuration. |
|
Note: If you try to delete a visual, filter snippet, dashboard, dashboard link, source, or source field, Symphony displays an error message naming any objects dependent on the item you’re trying to delete. You can delete the item after you’ve removed the association from the dependent object. See Fields Usage.
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