topic Re: Convert RUM Classic Dashboards(USQL) to DQL in Dashboarding

Convert RUM Classic Dashboards(USQL) to DQL

dkrishna — Fri, 24 Apr 2026 05:52:43 GMT

Hi Team,

Our RUM is still on Classic, but we want to convert all its USQL Dashboards to Gen3 dashboards, need your help to migrate few important USQL dashboards to Gen3, how can we achieve this.

Many Thanks in Advance.

Re: Convert RUM Classic Dashboards(USQL) to DQL

MaximilianoML — Thu, 23 Apr 2026 11:16:47 GMT

Hello, @dkrishna

Yes, but treat it as a dashboard redesign/migration project, not a direct USQL to Gen3 conversion.

Today, they provide an upgrade path from Dashboards Classic to the newer Dashboards app, but that does not mean old USQL based RUM tiles automatically become equivalent Gen3 tiles. USQL is still tied to the Classic user session/session query model, while Gen3 dashboards are built around DQL, Grail data, metrics, and code tiles.

Re: Convert RUM Classic Dashboards(USQL) to DQL

dkrishna — Wed, 29 Apr 2026 07:16:16 GMT

@MaximilianoML

I think there is some SDK is available to get use the same USQL in Gen3 dashboard and get performance Data on Gen3 dashboards.

Re: Convert RUM Classic Dashboards(USQL) to DQL

MaximilianoML — Wed, 29 Apr 2026 08:35:30 GMT

Hello, @dkrishna

I don't know this one! If you have some link, could you gently share with us?

Re: Convert RUM Classic Dashboards(USQL) to DQL

zietho — Thu, 30 Apr 2026 17:44:29 GMT

As the PM for Dashboards I also would be curious, given in all my discussions with Digital Experience, we at the end had to agree that its not 1:1 transferable. Meaning we ended up with what @MaximilianoML said which is you truly have to recreate it with the new data model, which is different.

Re: Convert RUM Classic Dashboards(USQL) to DQL

Julius_Loman — Sun, 03 May 2026 19:13:56 GMT

@dkrishna , some older stuff how to do it, still valid https://youtu.be/UrApwUgf0RI?si=5DXvKXJBMRN-hFDF

However, @zietho is right, in the long run, you need to rewrite that using the new RUM data model. The approach above in the tips&trics uses the DEM classic functionality (such as USQL), which will eventually disappear. This power dashboarding episode is from the time when the New RUM experience was not yet generally available.