Switching a Dataset to a Workbench
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It could if you have beastmodes saved to the old dataset that are not in the cards/dashboards. But if they are saved on the cards and the fields stay the same, they should still work. Definitely test with 1 ETL before switching them all over!
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Hello @ColinHaze,
You can configure a workbench job to use an existing dataset by expanding the Domo Details section. Next to the Dataset Name is a browse button. Press this button. Click on the Connector DataSets tab and locate the dataset you want the workbench job to use. Click the Select button. I would recommend making a backup of your dataset just in case something goes wrong so you do not lose all of the data unless it is something you can reupload easy enough.
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You'd have to create a new dataset via Workbench, once done you could swap the datasets in your ETLs. As long as the schema is the same, it shouldn't have a negative downstream impact.
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@ColemenWilson I thought that was the only way. Its the exact same schema, will this have a negative effect on beastmodes?
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It could if you have beastmodes saved to the old dataset that are not in the cards/dashboards. But if they are saved on the cards and the fields stay the same, they should still work. Definitely test with 1 ETL before switching them all over!
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Hello @ColinHaze,
You can configure a workbench job to use an existing dataset by expanding the Domo Details section. Next to the Dataset Name is a browse button. Press this button. Click on the Connector DataSets tab and locate the dataset you want the workbench job to use. Click the Select button. I would recommend making a backup of your dataset just in case something goes wrong so you do not lose all of the data unless it is something you can reupload easy enough.
Chris
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@Chris_Wolman this is great to know! Thanks for sharing 😁
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