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3 weeks ago
When I go to the Data Visualizations list, am I looking at only Data Visualizations created using Platform Analytics or also ones created from Reports? In the UI Version column, what's the difference between Core and Next Experience?
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3 weeks ago
Hi @DanEvers,
Property: com.glide.par.v_table_join.enabled
Value: true
Effect: shows both Core UI and Next Experience records together
in the unified Library / Data Visualizations listThat list is not Platform Analytics-only. When reports and PA widgets get converted during the Platform Analytics migration, they land in that same Data Visualizations table alongside anything built natively in the Visualization Designer, so what you're seeing in your 4049-record list is a mix of both. The UI version column just tells you which renderer opens the record: Core is the legacy Reporting/dashboard experience, Next Experience is Platform Analytics (PAe). If that property above ever gets turned off, the Core entries drop out of the list entirely, which is a common reason this view looks incomplete after an upgrade.
Worth knowing: starting with the Australia release, Core UI reporting is in maintenance mode, no new capabilities or bug fixes, only critical security patches, so treat the Core-tagged records as candidates for migration rather than long-term fixtures.
References
- Platform Analytics experience upgrade: FAQ for Dashboard owners
- Core UI Reports and Dashboards are not visible in Platform Analytics
Thank you,
Vikram Karety
Octigo Solutions INC
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Hi @DanEvers,
Property: com.glide.par.v_table_join.enabled
Value: true
Effect: shows both Core UI and Next Experience records together
in the unified Library / Data Visualizations listThat list is not Platform Analytics-only. When reports and PA widgets get converted during the Platform Analytics migration, they land in that same Data Visualizations table alongside anything built natively in the Visualization Designer, so what you're seeing in your 4049-record list is a mix of both. The UI version column just tells you which renderer opens the record: Core is the legacy Reporting/dashboard experience, Next Experience is Platform Analytics (PAe). If that property above ever gets turned off, the Core entries drop out of the list entirely, which is a common reason this view looks incomplete after an upgrade.
Worth knowing: starting with the Australia release, Core UI reporting is in maintenance mode, no new capabilities or bug fixes, only critical security patches, so treat the Core-tagged records as candidates for migration rather than long-term fixtures.
References
- Platform Analytics experience upgrade: FAQ for Dashboard owners
- Core UI Reports and Dashboards are not visible in Platform Analytics
Thank you,
Vikram Karety
Octigo Solutions INC
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3 weeks ago
Hi @DanEvers
| Feature | Core UI Version | Next Experience UI Version |
| Technology | Built on traditional Report Designer or Performance Analytics (PA) widget forms. | Built using the Platform Analytics Inline Dashboard Editor or UI Builder. |
| Data Sources | Separate frameworks for separate data types (Reports handle standard tables; Widgets handle PA Indicators). | Unified data framework. A single component handles tables, indicators, metric base logs, or advanced data types. |
| Filtering | Requires configuring traditional Interactive Filters or Breakdown Sources to cross-filter data. | Uses Unified Filters where a single filter instantly controls visualizations from different data sources. |
| Placement | Can only be placed on Core UI / Classic Dashboards. | Placed on Platform Analytics Dashboards and Configurable Workspaces. |
Regards
Tanushree Maiti
ServiceNow Technical Architect
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tanushreemaiti