Work through the flow from top to bottom: load a token and confirm the Analytics server, search for a workbook or paste VizJson manually, generate logical SQL, then run the SQL and inspect the returned rows as a table or CSV.
Drop a token.json file, inspect the token details, and confirm which Analytics base URL should be used for execution.
node serve-vizjson-tester.js and open http://localhost:4173 so token inspection and SQL execution can talk to the local Node server.Search for a workbook, ask an AI agent a question, or paste VizJson manually into the editor below.
Ctrl+Enter to generate the current LSQL after you finish editing.Choose how the VizJson should be converted, then generate the LSQL and tweak it here if you need to test a manual variation before Step 4.
-- Query: Label line above each statement if you want to run all statements or pick one at a time.Execute the current LSQL output through the local SOAP helper, choose whether to run all generated statements or just one, switch between result sets when there are multiple queries, inspect the rows as a table or Oracle JET chart, and download the selected result as CSV.