Statistica Enterprise

Statistica Enterprise is an enterprise-wide, multi-user, role-based, platform. It is a secure, thin/thick client-server that provides administered and guided analytics.

Statistica Enterprise is used for business intelligence, predictive analytics, and quality control/improvement applications. It includes real-time monitoring and alarm notification, comprehensive set of analytical tools for engineers, sophisticated reporting features for management, and much more.

Object Types Overview

Statistica Enterprise provides an object architecture to manage users, database connections, data& analysisconfigurations, reports, dashboards, etc. Granular permissions can be applied to users to provide access to only specific parts of the system.

Referencing Enterprise Libraries

To interface with Enterprise, you will to include the necessary references. Click the References button on the Edit tab of the ribbon. When the References dialog appears, select the following:

  • STATISTICA SPC Extension 1.0 Object Library
  • STATISTICA SPC Monitor Service 1.0 Object Library
  • STATISTICA Quality Control Library (if you intend to run Quality Control analyses)
  • STAEMAddInLib 1.0 Type Library (if you intend to deploy or interactively select Enterprise objects)

    Then press OK.

Interfacing with Enterprise

Refer to the ObjectManagerclass for connecting to Enterprise.

Adding Users and Groups

Refer to the ObjectManager's Usersand Groupsproperties for setting up and editing Enterprise's users and groups.

Managing System Options

Refer to the ObjectManager's SystemOptionsproperty for managing Enterprise's system settings.

Adding Database Connections

Refer to Database Connectionsfor setting up and editing Enterprise's database sources.

Adding Data Entry Setups

Refer to Data Entryfor setting up and editing Enterprise's data entry setups.

Adding Data Configurations

Refer to Data Configurationsfor setting up and editing Enterprise's data configurations.

Adding Analysis Configurations

Refer to Analysis Configurationsfor setting up and editing Enterprise's analysis configurations.

Running Analysis Configurations

Refer to herefor an example of running an analysis configuration.

Creating Reports

Refer to Reportsfor how to create a report.

Creating Object Reports

Refer to Object Reportsfor how to create an object report.

Managing Document Versioning via SDMS

Refer to SDMS Integrationfor how to manage document versioning in Enterprise.

Reviewing the Audit Log

Refer to Log Viewerfor reviewing the audit log.

Monitoring Analyses and Alarms with MAS

Refer to Monitoring and Alerting Serverfor how to manage automated server-based monitoring of ongoing analysis results.

Logging into Enterprise outside of Statistica

To interface with Statistica Enterprise via external automation (e.g., Visual Basic, C#, etc.), first you must log on to the system. With Enterprise installations, it is necessary to pass Statistica your workstation login information when creating a STATISTICA.Application object. Calling the function STATISICA.Application.SWSInfo immediately after declaring your Application object enables you to do this. SWSInfo can accept your user name, password, workstation, and ODBC connection string, although only the first parameter is required. The following example demonstrates how to create a Statistica instance in Visual Basic on an Enterprise system: 

SubMain
    Dimx AsNewSTATISTICA.Application
    x.SWSInfo("IsabelleM", "IsabellesPassword", _
        "FloorStation7","DSN=SEWSS;UID=;PWD=;")
EndSub

Note that if Statistica Enterprise is not installed, then the call to SWSInfowill simply be ignored.