Wrangler was created through a cooperative alliance with the oil industry to address the drawbacks of typical data warehousing solutions.  After careful analysis, Wrangler was developed based on four powerful principles for information delivery:

Information Freshness – all datasets are dynamically delivered.

Focus on information vs. reporting – give the power to the decision makers.

Vertical silos must be broken down – data federation exponentially increases information value.

Information must be readily available – an efficient delivery framework accelerates the decision making process.

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Features:

  • Wrangler resides in the system tray, and selecting Setup reveals all the Wrangler objects assigned to the particular user.
  • Multiple-level sorting is intuitive and provides a powerful means of analyzing data.
  • With the Wrangler object as denormalized as possible, filtering through the data is very important. Wrangler provides several ways to filter data, such as simple filtering, filtering using a check-box list, and advanced filtering.
  • Decision makers have complete control over the hierarchy/grouping of their Wrangler object.
  • Data can be aggregated at the group and total levels, allowing for unlimited levels of aggregation.
  • Users have complete control over the display characteristics of their Wrangler dataset.
  • Although Wrangler objects can be built with conditionally formatted fields, users can apply conditional formatting to address their own needs.
  • Each column/field in the Wrangler object can be controlled by the end user.
  • Any Wrangler object may be exported to .PDF, .RTF, or Excel format, complete with the column data typing.
  • Although a Wrangler object can be distributed to every user, the end user has the ability to customize his/her view of the data.
  • Advanced querying, including the use of stored procedures and parameterized queries.
  • Wrangler data model allows for easy management of Wrangler objects into logical project groupings.
  • Any field in a Wrangler object can be formatted to your end user’s needs.
  • Adding business intelligence (BI) to your Wrangler objects is made easy through the use of conditional formatting.
  • Wrangler objects can be linked together, allowing information to be federated through your organization.

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Federation

Filtering

Aggregate

Formatting

Field Formatting

Conditional Formatting

Saddle

Query Analyzer

Pivot Grid

Graphing

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Wrangler Quick Start Guide
Data Commute JPT Article
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