I am trying to create a desktop flow that clicks links with only specific characters "WO". I'm having a hard time doing it in power automate. I easily did it with the re module in python.
Would anyone help me on a detailed process on how to do it on power automate? Thanks
I attempted to do it by extracting web data and obtained it as a web data table. I tried doing a python script injection but to no avail.
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I have my data in a CRM called Swrve. I would like to create an API that can CREATE, DOWNLOAD, and CALL a report from that database, to Power Bi.
Once a report is created, you are given a report code that you can then used to download the report and then call that report.
Is it possible to write an API that can do this? Or possibly two?
I've googled this in length as well as talking to various people, but with no luck so far. Any help would be greatly appreciated, as I would like to do this with some other CRMs too.
I'm trying to send an email through SQL Server using sp_send_dbmail. I wanted to add a pie chart to it, I tried using google charts, however my SQL Server doesn't allow access to the internet so it can't be done, also there is no SSRS installed on the server and I doubt I can install it (work server).
My table is quite simple.
My question: is there any way to send a chart on the email from a table to recap the results?
Thanks a lot for any help :)
I don't believe this is possible. You can add attachments with "sp_send_dbmail" but it isn't nearly sophisticated enough to send a pie chart. Here is the link to more information about "sp_send_dbmail."
I think your only viable option here is to have a document with the pie chart built ahead of time. If you want the chart to be built from table data it will require a standalone application in some language (.net, java, etc.) and from there you can save the file to a local directory. Use the "#file_attachments" property from "sp_send_dbmail" to get the attachment.
I am trying to do a Performance test with Loadrunner on Excel based application which is redirect from SAP GUI.
Loadrunner able to record all the activity perform in SAP application but it's not recording anything for EXCEL.
My main target is to record the excel , For testing the performance of the application.
I also try with QTP and succeed but as I want to conduct performance test, so the script is no use for me.
Any suggestions what protocol to use Or any other scripting language for performance test on excel based application with SAP GUI.
And just what protocol is the excel spreadsheet using to communicate to what type of server? Only when you answer that can you then answer how to reproduce the server communication behavior of your excel application.
On the other hand, if you are simply downloading a spreadsheet, modifying it locally and then uploading the changes without any server communication then you had better dust off your programming skills, download the current excel file format and prepare to make the modifications to the file in code (or have another static one to upload)
I am new to SAP Business Objects Infoview and was asked if I can automate the report data generation for an existing report.
Here is what I would do manually through the Infoview web interface:
Click schedule for the report in question, which brings up the Schedule dialog
Change the recurrence to Now
Change the report prompts (start date and end date) so that start date=today and end date=today-14 days
Set the format to CSV and output the report to the Inbox
Schedule the report
Wait for the report to succeed
Download the generated report data
I can see how I could build a tool using Java and Selenium to automate this. However I am wondering if there is a more elegant way to doing this that still allows me to set the prompts dynamically. Are there existing 3rd party tools? Can I use JDBC?
What I have at my disposal is a user name/password to log on to Infoview. If a more elegant solution requires additional access or software please let me know.
It's possible with a simple addition to the universe (but this, of course, requires universe developer access). For your example, you could create a new universe-based Predefined Condition object with a definition of: (assuming Oracle)
start_date = trunc(sysdate) and end_date = trunc(sysdate-14)
Adding this object to a report will produce the desired timeframe whenever it's run, whether it's scheduled or interactive.
If you want the same report to run with this logic when scheduled, but still allow users to select dates via the prompts. You can use magic dates. See this blog post for info.
Lastly, you could write a custom program that would open the report, populate the prompts with the appropriate values, and run it. But I would consider that a less-preferable option than the ones above.
You can use UiPath in order to easily automate SAP GUI without writing code.
Here's a tutorial on how to automate data entry, menu navigation and screen scraping on SAP.
You can use it from code (SDK) or you can create workflows (visual automation) directly from UiPath Studio.
Note: I work at UiPath. You should also try other visual automation tools like Automation Anywhere, WinAutomation, Jacada, use them side by side and choose the one that suits better your needs.
Here's how automating SAP Business One menus, buttons and typing looks like:
I am trying to import MS speech profiles programatically using VB. What I am looking to do is basically perform all of the tasks of SpProfileMgr without using the interface. The overall goal is for us to pull a speech profile from our network so that it can be used on multiple computers. We already understand how to set a profile programatically using SAPI.SpSharedRecognizer, we just cannot pull that profile from the network without using the SpProfileMgr.
Any help would be appreciated.