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Today Canvas cannot show the information stored in a JSONObject. This is unfortunate since method specific information for more general output objects will be stored in the JSONObject to avoid overcrowding the output object. One example is anomaly detection. There will be a large number of different analytics methods detecting anomalies,, each with its own method specific information not relevant for other analysis, but all writing to a common Anomaly View.  As long as the analysis specific information  will not be used for search and filtering, it will be stored on the JSONObject

I have Canvas’ with View revisions that has been deleted. If I delete the “object” directly in the Canvas, it works well. However, if I delete the Canvas directly without first deleting the objects, I get stranded nodes (FdmInstanceContainerReference nodes). If I delete a Canvas with object linking to existing View revisions, it works well.Would be nice if this was fixed since getting Canvas’ with outdated revisions is relatively common in a period with heavy data model development (revisions are constantly bumping, and we need to clean old revisions to stay below the view/revision limit). Now we are forces to run cleanup scripts on stranded canvas nodes on a regular basis

When calculating daily totals or averages using the Resample function, the calculation seems to be performed based on the 00:00 – 24:00 UTC timeframe. I would like the system to account for time zone differences so that the totals or averages are calculated based on the 00:00 – 24:00 period in Japan Standard Time (UTC+9).

I have a timeseries chart in my Flow dashboard. When I select a time range (and press Apply), I see no change to the time range in the chart  

 The comment feature in Canvas is really great and we are planning to use it for our shift handovers. We plan to add multiple comments but having to click the comment icon every time to read the content is quite tedious. Since we want the comments to be immediately visible as soon as we open Canvas, we would love to have a feature, like ”pin” comment content.  

The proposal is to get in the Search overview, the location of the contextualized tag in the 3D CAD structure. Such feature will help the user from where the 3D CAD contextualization is coming from in teh 3D CAD structure.Rigth now we do not have this feature, and this should allow us to potentially correct, add, remove some pieces of the 3D CAD structure contextualizationSee the attached illustration... 

When dropping a file from your desktop/drives into Canvas, the file size increases. As one example, it went up 30 times; from 84kb --> 2520kb (without the canvas coverpage). The file size change makes it difficult to download the canvas, as it gets stuck. The end users cannot download the canvas they create and therefore are prone to stop using the platform. 

Hi Team,It was observed that List and Search queries have some functional limitations which are handled explicitly by teams. Below are the expectations: Search queries must support pagination, enabling users to retrieve results beyond the current 1000-record limit. Pagination should include a cursor or offset mechanism, allowing seamless navigation through large datasets without data loss or duplication. List queries must support case-insensitive filtering Users need substring search over large datasets, which is not fully supported. Can we provide feature like "Contains" which will allow substring search.Thanks,Rahul

Problem Statement: Currently, there is no great way to print comments in industrial canvas (If there is not aware of a good way).  Potential Solution Option(s):Anchored to DocumentComment Selection box in the download list (similar to multiple pages) that would allow comments to be turned on that would be anchored to the document based where the user placed it. Comment Pane on right side that shows comments for that page. (Similar to microsoft suite review pane)Separate Comment PageComment Page independent similar to the cover page that could be checked or un-checked that would display on a separate page that would be part of the download.  Downside is the comments may not make sense if there are not associated with the drawing.

 Cognite Data Fusion (CDF) appears to enforce a limit of approximately 200 Azure AD group memberships when resolving permissions for Service Principals. This limitation does not exist in Microsoft Graph, which supports retrieval of all group memberships associated with a user or Service Principal.As organizations scale their authorization models using Azure AD groups, this restriction can prevent access inheritance from functioning as expected and requires manual workarounds that increase operational overhead and governance complexity.Business ContextMany enterprise deployments use Azure AD groups to manage access to assets, plants, data products, and other resources within CDF.A common architecture relies on: Azure AD groups representing access domains. Group Object IDs mapped to corresponding Source IDs in CDF. Service Principals inheriting permissions through group membership. However, when the number of group memberships exceeds the current supported threshold, some memberships

The layers on a PDF are not currently clickable within CDF. I have an example of a file that was loaded as a PDF with certain layers turned off.  When we put this PDF in a canvas and then downloaded the canvas, all the layers were turned on, making it difficult to read. It appears Cognite turned on all internal PDF layers when creating the download.Ask: A - Let’s leave the layer state as is when downloading from a CanvasB - Don't embed the layers and leave them exposed in the resulting PDFC - Have layers viewable in Search PreviewD - (Future) Expose the internal layers in Canvas/preview 

SummaryWhen building workflows in Cognite Data Fusion to populate views in Data Models, there is often a need for intermediate, curated datasets between raw source data and the final target data model.Today, this intermediate data can be stored in RAW tables, but that requires customers to manage temporary tables, cleanup logic, naming conventions, and lifecycle handling manually. A native, workflow-managed temporary storage layer would make workflow development cleaner, reduce repetitive transformation logic, and simplify the overall implementation.  Business ContextWe are using CDF workflows to populate an Asset Hierarchy data model.The source data comes from multiple systems:SAP Functional locations Equipment AVEVA PI Tag metadata The target asset hierarchy data model contains the following views:Site Area Line Equipment System Subsystem TagThe source metadata arrives without the required treatment, standardization, or contextualization. Before writing to the final data model, the

Hi all,The point is to get the possibility to enlarge the All Categories column in the Search. This should be useful if views names are too long to facilitate the navigation.