quinnj Contributor

@dalmazan, there are a few different options: * We have a "Hadoop" connector, which really just connects to HDFS (HBase) and can pull in flat files/CSV. I believe the connector is in Alpha stage, so only Domo consultants/support can setup a connector instance * It looks like there is an ODBC driver for HBase, which would…

@WHM, you'll want to check that you're saving your credentials in Workbench. I.e. open up WorkBench and make sure you can make a connection to Domo and upload data. Make sure to check any boxes that indicate credentials should be saved. Let me know if something like that works for you.

Can you share a screenshot of the card view? That's where I can see the time-formatted values on each day.

Unfortunately, it doesn't display the event name text on the page level. If you click on the card to see the card details, you'll be able to see the time-formatted values.

Ok, I actually just tested this out for myself. It looks like we need to put the "Average Time" column as the "Event Name" and *not* put a column in for the "Event Value". I then saved the card and I'm able to see the time format for each day.

Matthew, you may need to create/change the beast mode and then save the card. Sometimes when changing a beast mode, the actual results are not shown until the card is saved.

In order to compare datasets and build cards in Domo, you'll need to combine the datasets in meaningful ways. There are a few different ways to combine datasets including DataFlows, Datafusion, and Magic ETL. Each has its own strengths depending on your level of comfort with SQL. For your points, I can imagine a solution…