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Re: Is copying action nodes from one dataset to another possible yet?
@Domomon - If you're asking about copying actions from one Magic ETL dataflow to another, yes it is possible. Just select multiple actions on your ETL canvas and choose the option for Copy to Clipboard. Then navigate to the target Magic ETL dataflow and hit your normal keyboard paste command.
I hope that helps!
zcameron
Re: Reddit Ads Connector -
a 429 error means that the connector has made too many requests in a specific amount of time and has hit the API Rate Limit (can either be x/day, x/second etc). The connector should intercept these errors and then wait the required amount of time to then resume the request without failing. This would need Domo to update the script to adequately handle the 429 errors. I'd log a support ticket.
Re: Reddit Ads Connector -
That sorta sounds like it's a Domo to Reddit API issue. I'd start with Domo support and get it escalated.
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Re: Rating Card
@Ashleigh What if you tried a Waffle Gauge and set your symbol as a star with a target value of 5?
Re: Embedded dashboard filter bar
Hi @JohnMiller , thanks for getting back to me.
The main use of the filter bar for our users would be the global data selector and predefined filters we have added. It looks quite bare when defaulted to closed as well.
This would be a great addition for us.
Jones01
Re: Azure & ADP Connection
To clarify you're wanting to update Azure AD when ADP is updated? Does Domo need to be part of that process?
Domo doesn't have a way to automatically update Azure AD. If you're wanting to sync ADP and Azure ADP I'd look to see if ADP can handle the syncing? Something like may work for you
Re: Is there a way to be notified if a dataset update is taking longer than "x" minutes?
Yes. You can use the Domostats dataset "Datasets History" to see the run times of your datasets and then create an ETL that calculates the average runtime and alert you when the run time is x% above the average run time.
