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A Dashboard Component can be created using one of the following:

• 3450702Bar Chart3450702
• String Chart
• 3450702Table Chart
• PIE Chart
  

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Bar Chart Bar Chart

Creating a Bar Chart 

1. Click Configure > CUSTOM DASHBOARD > Component.
2. Click Create Custom Dashboard Component.
3. Enter the name and description of the new dashboard component in the Name and Description fields respectively.
   
   
   
   
4. Select Bar Chart from the Dashboard Component field.
5. Select the Database Info which you want to use from the Database Info field.

6. Click Select Tables. 
   
   
   
   

7. On Select Schema screen:

   1. Select the required schema and click Get Tables.

   2. Select the table and click Get Columns.
      
      
      
      

8. Select the X-Axis and Y-Axis components for the Bar Chart from the X-Axis Column and Y-Axis Column [Integer type only] fields respectively.

   In Bar Chart Component Y-Axis can take only integer values or values which could be evaluated to an integer e.g. a string with value "2". Any other value will cause erroneous behavior.
   You can write, SQL query to define X axis and Y axis of Bar chart. To write the SQL query, select Table Query and enter your query in the blank field.

9. Click OK.
10. Expand Advanced Properties and then select the project from Project field.
11. Click Save.

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String Chart String Chart

Creating a String Chart 

1. Click Configure > CUSTOM DASHBOARD > Component.
2. Click Create Custom Dashboard Component.
3. Enter the name and description of the new dashboard component in the Name and Description fields respectively.
4. Select String Chart from the Dashboard Component field.
5. Select the Database Info which you want to use from the Database Info field.
6. Click Select Tables. 

7. On Select Schema screen:

   1. Select the required schema and click Get Tables.

   2. Select the table and click Get Columns.

8. Click Select All to select all the columns from specified table or click individual column name and write the simple Select query with Comma (,) separated column names.

9. Click OK.
10. Expand Advanced Properties and then select the project from Project field.
11. Click Save.

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Table Chart Table Chart

Creating a Table Chart

1. Click Configure > CUSTOM DASHBOARD > Component.
2. Click Create Custom Dashboard Component.
3. Enter the name and description of the new dashboard component in the Name and Description fields respectively.
4. Select Table Chart from the Dashboard Component field.
5. Select the Database Info which you want to use from the Database Info field.
6. Click Select Tables. 

7. On Select Schema screen:

   1. Select the required schema and click Get Tables.

   2. Select the table and click Get Columns.

8. Click Select All to select all the columns from specified table or click individual column name and write the simple Select query with Comma (,) separated column names.

9. Click OK.
10. Expand Advanced Properties and then select the project from Project field.
11. Click Save.

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PIE Chart PIE Chart

Creating a PIE Chart

1. Click Configure > CUSTOM DASHBOARD > Component.
2. Click Create Custom Dashboard Component.
3. Enter the name and description of the new dashboard component in the Name and Description fields respectively.
4. Select PIE Chart from the Dashboard Component drop-down list.
5. Select the Database Info which you want to use from the Database Info drop-down list.
6. Click Select Tables. 

7. On Select Schema screen, select the required schema and click Get Tables.

8. On Select Table screen, select the table and click Get Columns.

9. Select the X-Axis and Y-Axis components for the Bar Chart from the drop-down lists X-Axis Column and Y-Axis Column [Integer type only] respectively.

   In Bar Chart Component Y-Axis can take only integer values or values which could be evaluated to an integer e.g. a string with value "2". Any other value will cause erroneous behavior.
   You can write, SQL query to define X axis and Y axis of Bar chart. To write SQL query, click Table Query radio button and enter your query in the Table Query field.

10. Click OK.
11. Expand the Advanced Properties and select the project from the Project drop-down list.
12. Click Save.