Recovered flows are saved in your Recovered Flows folder in your My Tableau Prep repository. You can open a recovered flow and continue where you left off, or delete the recovered flow file if you don't need it. The next time you open the application, a dialog is shown with a list of the recovered flows to select from. Tableau Prep Builder automatically saves your flow in the event of a crash, just like Tableau Desktop. The Slack notification includes a direct link to the flow and detailed information about the cause of the failure or suspension.įor more information about Slack notifications, see Configure Flow Settings for your Tableau Server(Link opens in a new window) in the Tableau Server help.Īutomatically recover your flow after a crash To receive notifications, add a scheduled task to a flow and enable Flow runs notifications through the My Account Settings preferences.
When a Slack workspace is linked to a Tableau Server site, notifications can be enabled by the site or server admin. Tableau users can now use Slack to get notifications about failed and suspended flow runs. Slack notifications for failed and suspended flow runs For more information about Rest API's for flows, see Flow Methods(Link opens in a new window) in the Tableau Rest API help. This includes improved messaging, showing the flow options in an expanded state by default, better visual cues to go to flow details, automatically showing the data quality warning dialog on selection, and so on.įor more information about scheduling and running linked tasks, see Schedule Linked Tasks in the Tableau Server(Link opens in a new window) and Tableau Online(Link opens in a new window) help. User improvements to make working with linked tasks more visual and direct.
Schedule linked tasks from the Actions menu on the Explore page while in List view, or use the new drop-down on the New Task button on the Scheduled Tasks tab.As an administrator you can still turn it off for all sites or selected sites. The Linked Tasks site setting is enabled by default.Starting in version 2022.1.1, several enhancements have been added to make scheduling linked tasks easier than ever. In Tableau Prep version 2021.3.1, we added the ability to schedule flows to run one after the other. Keep Flow Data Fresh Linked tasks enhancements
Visibility and messaging improvements, such as showing a preview of parameter values on text fields, tooltips that show the parameter description, information about parameters used in flow runs and when setting up flow subscriptions, always visible parameter button, and so on.įor more information about using parameters in flows, see Create and Use Parameters in Flows.Include parameter override values when running flows using the REST API.Include parameters in SQL scripts that you run before or after writing the flow output to a database.Delete parameters with a single click instead of manually finding and removing them from the flow first.Copy and paste parameter values used in the Expression editor between flows that include the same parameters.Include parameters in worksheet names when writing the flow output to Microsoft Excel.In version 2022.1.1, Tableau Prep is adding even more places where you can use parameters in your flow and added several users improvements. Reference Materials Toggle sub-navigationĮxamine and Filter your Data Flow parameter enhancements.Teams and Organizations Toggle sub-navigation.
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