I have installed DHIS2 live on a windows desktop. Ive tried installing the sample Sierra Leone dataset by restoring in PgAdmin and adapting the dhis conf file according to the instructions. When I open dhis, only the dimensions (indicators, time period, org unit etc) seem to be imported but no associated values. Hence I cannot build any charts. I was wondering if anyone else has faced this problem or if it’s a possible bug or if I have missed something out ?
The demo database does not include analysed data, hence you need to run analytics before you can view the aggregated data in charts and so forth.
Regards,
Henning Håkonsen
Developer
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On 21 Mar 2018, at 15:19, Ryan Nazareth <ryan@mantaraymedia.co.uk> wrote:
Dear DHIS community,
I have installed DHIS2 live on a windows desktop. Ive tried installing the sample Sierra Leone dataset by restoring in PgAdmin and adapting the dhis conf file according to the instructions. When I open dhis, only the dimensions (indicators, time period, org unit etc) seem to be imported but no associated values. Hence I cannot build any charts. I was wondering if anyone else has faced this problem or if it’s a possible bug or if I have missed something out ?
I have installed DHIS2 live on a windows desktop. Ive tried installing the sample Sierra Leone dataset by restoring in PgAdmin and adapting the dhis conf file according to the instructions. When I open dhis, only the dimensions (indicators, time period, org unit etc) seem to be imported but no associated values. Hence I cannot build any charts. I was wondering if anyone else has faced this problem or if it’s a possible bug or if I have missed something out ?
Thanks for the extremely useful tip – it was taking me a long time to work it out and I though it may been due to the way I was importing it into PostgreSQL. Anyway, I have just started running analytics – is there an indication of how long it normally takes - a few hours ?
Best Wishes
Ryan
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Dear Ryan,
Have run analytics after importing the database? If No, please run analytics
I have installed DHIS2 live on a windows desktop. Ive tried installing the sample Sierra Leone dataset by restoring in PgAdmin and adapting the dhis conf file according to the instructions. When I open dhis, only the dimensions (indicators, time period, org unit etc) seem to be imported but no associated values. Hence I cannot build any charts. I was wondering if anyone else has faced this problem or if it’s a possible bug or if I have missed something out ?
There are configuration which should had been done for Postgres to use your RAM. So the process depends on the RAM allocation. The more RAM, the fast the analytics.
There are configuration which should had been done for Postgres to use your RAM. So the process depends on the RAM allocation. The more RAM, the fast the analytics.
Thanks for the extremely useful tip – it was taking me a long time to work it out and I though it may been due to the way I was importing it into PostgreSQL. Anyway, I have just started running analytics – is there an indication of how long it normally takes - a few hours ?
I have installed DHIS2 live on a windows desktop. Ive tried installing the sample Sierra Leone dataset by restoring in PgAdmin and adapting the dhis conf file according to the instructions. When I open dhis, only the dimensions (indicators, time period, org unit etc) seem to be imported but no associated values. Hence I cannot build any charts. I was wondering if anyone else has faced this problem or if it’s a possible bug or if I have missed something out ?
