Installing and Setting Up Foresight Analytics Platform > Installing Web Application > BI Server > Installing on Linux OS > Constraints at Working with BI Server on Linux
There are the following constraints at working with BI server installed on Linux OS:
Domain and integrated domain authentication, as well as connection of domain users from Active Directory are available only if the repository is based on Oracle DBMS or PostgreSQL DBMS. This also requires advanced settings. Integrated domain authentication is available only for PostgreSQL DBMS.
Connection to the repositories based on any supported DBMS is available. The WEB Service driver also enables the user to connect to DBMS via BI server web service. If BI server is installed on the Windows server, connection is available to any supported DBMS. A repository connection based on Microsoft SQL Server DBMS is available with the use of ODBC driver after additional setup.
Working with ADOMD catalog is not supported.
Modeling and statistics methods using the X11, X12-ARIMA are not supported. TRAMO/SEATS and R package methods will be available if they are integrated into the system.
Data from Microsoft Access (*.mdb) database cannot be imported.
When working with ETL tasks and also on working via Fore with providers and consumers of the Dt assembly, there are the following constraints:
Providers and consumers working via OLE DB (Access, FoxPro, Dbase, Paradox, OleDb), and also Microsoft Excel (*.xlsx) on selecting a driver that is different from ExcelEx are not supported. This constraint is also used:
When the Document repository object is used as a provider or consumer, the constraint is imposed on the source file.
When the Copy Data object is used, the constraint is imposed on the object's provider or consumer.
The repository provider or consumer supports only the repository objects (tables, views, queries, MDM dictionaries, composite MDM dictionaries) that refer to a database with supported DBMS.
The DBMS command works only for databases that are configured to supported DBMS.
The work with the Web Page provider is not supported.
Working with emails is available using resources of the Net assembly only if cross-platform classes are used, which name contains the Curl* prefix.
When working with files and folders using resources of the IO assembly take into account differences between the file systems used in Windows OS and Linux OS. Some properties and methods may not work or work incorrectly.
Work is not supported for visual forms developed in the desktop application, as well as for resources that are designed to work with visual components of development environment (resources of the Forms, ExtCtrls assemblies and others).
The visual dialog boxes implemented in the Ui Assembly.
There are the following constraints:
Constraints for supported languages
See also:
Installing BI Server on Linux OS
