Extension 1.4.0: saved analyses of every kind re-run as the viewer
(fields they cannot analyze are dropped), owner-or-shared READ through
core record locks with owner-only writes (and a database CHECK so a
private row can never lose its read owner), personal stars, schedules
that run as the owner and mail only recipients who could run the analysis
themselves, CSV/XLSX export, the SQL Workbench handoff, an analysis
dashboard widget, and an Analyses home built from standard widgets.
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Every metric carries a plain-English label and a display-formatted value
(grouping, percent, the field's display format), histogram bins use nice
edges with formatted labels, date buckets are labelled by unit, warnings
appear only when true, and the Analyses home shows saved analyses,
watches and recent runs with honest empty states (and no mojibake).
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UI API extension data-analysis 1.0.0 (capabilities, column-profile,
distinct-values, table-profile, duplicates, runs) with typed
DataAnalysis*V1 schemas and the committed OpenAPI fragment. The analyze
permission is registered through core TableFeaturePermissionsMetaData.
CoreAnalysisBackend pushes percentiles, stddev, null/blank counts, numeric
and date buckets down through the RC.6 aggregate extensions; estimates
sample natively and scale counts, and the stand-in uses one primary-key
bound instead of an IN list. Builds against QQQ 4.1.0-RC.6.
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The phase (b) analysis engine: typed results (metrics with drill
filters, charts as data), column and table profiles, distinct values and
duplicates, AnalysisSecurity (analyze permission, table READ, personalized
table and field security, analyzable/excluded fields), the effective
per-table config, the minimum group size guard, data versions, async exact
runs cached in data_analysis_run, and DataAnalysisService as the facade.
The AnalysisBackend port has an RC.5 stand-in that pushes down what core
supports today and streams the rest with row limits.
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