i use both of this ways to add public data in my bigquery
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4-rZd5DwEww AND https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AgoSIzkZv9c&t=89s
but the data set does not add to the left hand Explorer for me to access.
I have tried clicking View Data Set from both the Explorer Panel and the Marketplace tab. It seems to be right and brings over an overview tab of the data set info, but it does not appear as bigquery-public-data on the left hand panel.
i create a new account and it did not help.
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Is it possible to export records from SQL directly to a drop down data validation list?
I want to export data directly to the list without having to actually have the data saved within a sheet/table etc.
Step 1: Add a query data connection
If you do not have an existing query data connection that you can use on your form template, follow these steps to add a secondary data connection to your form template that queries data. If your form template already has a secondary data connection that you can use, you can skip this section and go to Step 2: Configure the control.
On the Tools menu, click Data Connections.
In the Data Connections dialog box, click Add.
In the Data Connection Wizard, click Create a new connection to, click Receive data, and then click Next.
On the next page of the wizard, click Database (Microsoft SQL Server or Microsoft Office Access only), and then click Next.
On the next page of the wizard, click Select Database.
In the Select Data Source dialog box, click New Source.
On the next page of the wizard, in the What kind of data source do you want to connect to list, click Microsoft SQL Server and then click Next.
In the Server name box, type the name of the server that contains the SQL Server database.
Under Log on credentials, do one of the following:
If the database determines who has access based on the credentials used in a Microsoft Windows network, click Use Windows Authentication.
If the database determines who has access based on a specified user name and password that you get from the database administrator, click Use the following User Name and Password, and then type your user name and password in the User Name and Password boxes.
Click Next.
In the Select the database that contains the data you want list, click the name of the database that you want to use, click Connect to a specific table, click the name of the primary table, and then click Next.
On the next page of the wizard, in the File Name box, type a name for the file that stores the data connection information, and then click Finish to save these settings.
If you plan to use other tables in the query data connection, you can add the other tables in this page of the wizard.
Add other tables
Click Add Table.
In the Add Table or Query dialog box, click the name of the child table, and then click Next. InfoPath attempts to set the relationships by matching field names in both tables. If you do not want to use the suggested relationship, select the relationship, and then click Remove Relationship. To add a relationship, click Add Relationship. In the Add Relationship dialog box, click the name of each related field in the respective column, and then click OK.
Click Finish.
To add additional child tables, repeat these steps.
Click Next.
To store the results of the query with the form template, select the Store a copy of the data in the form template check box. Selecting this check box stores the query results in the form template. Becuase the data is stored in the form template. the data is available in the forms that users fill out, even if their computers are not connected to a network.
Security Note: Selecting this check box stores the query results in the form template. Because the data is stored in the form template, it is available in the forms that users fill out, even if their computers are not connected to a network. If you are getting sensitive data from this data connection, you may want to disable this feature to help protect the data in case the computer is lost or stolen.
Click Next.
On the next page of the wizard, type a descriptive name for this secondary data connection. If you want the form to automatically receive data when the form is opened, select the Automatically retrieve data when form is opened check box.
Step 2: Configure the control
If the form template has multiple views, click View name on the View menu to go to the view with the control where you want to display the data from the secondary data source.
Double-click the list box, drop-down list box, or combo box control that you want to populate.
Click the Data tab.
Under List box entries, click Look up values from an external data source.
In the Data Source list, click the data source that you want to use.
Click Select XPath Data Source button next to the Entries box.
In the Select a Field or Group dialog box, specify what data will be shown to the user and what data will be submitted to the external data source by doing one of the following.
Specify that the data the user will see is the same data the user will submit
Click a field, and then click OK.
Specify that the data the user will see is different from the data that the user will submit
Note: In this scenario, the data that the user will see is from one of the fields in the group, and the data that the user will submit is in another field in the same group.
Click a group, and then click OK.
In the Control Properties dialog box, click Select XPath Data Source button next to the Value box.
In the Select a Field or Group dialog box, click a field that contains the data that the user will submit to the external data source, and then click OK.
In the Control Properties dialog box, click Select XPath Data Source button next to the Display name box.
In the Select a Field or Group dialog box, click a field that contains the data that will appear in the control, and then click OK.
If the field in the Display name box has values with similar display names, and you want to display only unique names, select the Show only entries with unique display names check box.
Can some one please let me know how to get to this dialog in Qlikview document?
I am reading the book Qlikview for Developers cookbook, page 228. But could not figure out. The exact sentence there is
Create a new QlikView document. Set the Database drop-down list to OLEDB and click
on Connect.
In Qlikview Press control+E ... you will see it in the bottom of the newly opened window (script window)
First open the script
File Menu > Edit Script
At the bottom of this screen is the data tab, underneath database, select OLE DB from the drop down and press connect.
What I want to do is this:
When a new user is given access to the Portal, I want her only to be able to see a single Sales menu with a submenu Sales/Customers and nothing else.
I was able to do that by adding the menu to the Portal group, but I need to hide the other menus (Website,Mail,Projects). I removed all the other views from Portal group and made sure that my customer does not belong to any other group than Portal but the menus are still there.
From what I can understand the menus are shown only to certain groups of users. My user only belongs to the Portal group these menus are not referenced there. I only have my Sales/Customer there
How can I remove them?
Out-of-box odoo is designed to show all those menu as portal menu, so what you want todo here is create new group with portal check-box true and assigned all menu you wnat him to see and assign needed security. Designing this group be bit lazy as you will have todo lot of trails.
Bests
I have created a task manager view in Microsoft Outlook which contains user defined fields as well as other Pre-defined fields in the view. I am trying to share this task manager with the rest of my team however, I cannot get it to show all of the columns as they appear on my screen on their screens. I am able to share the task manager but many of the columns are missing. It seems to be because the custom view I created isn't being shared with the other users. On my computer, the custom view is displayed and selected above "Simple list" under the Current View menu on the left and the others do no seem to have that as an option. Does anyone know how I can share the view? The tasks are already being shared I just need the View to be shared so my team can see all the columns properly. Thanks for any input you may have to offer.
Views are defined and customized using the View object's XML property. The XML property allows you to create and set a customized XML schema that defines the various features of a view.
Use the CurrentView property of the Explorer or Folder classes to customize the View in Outlook. An XML definition of the view can be exported and transferred to another PC.
Ok essentially what I did was I went to view - current view - define views and created a new view selecting Table and This folder, visible to everyone. Then I found pre-definied columns that weren't user defined columns that allowed free text typing like subject, milage, and billing information. Once finished adding all the columns I needed I applied the view. Then I went and changed the name of the columns by right clicking each column header in the task manager and selecting format column. there you chan change the label name to whatever you want the column to be titled. This way you did not have to worry with using user defined columns that can be tricky to share. After that I went back to view - current view - define views, and made a copy of the view I created selecting this folder, visible to everyone. Then you will want to right on the tasks manager name you created under the My Tasks list and select properties. Make sure to give everyone your sharing it with full permissions as owners so that they can all edit the task manager as they finish each task. Then I shared this task manager by right clicking on the name of my newly created tasks manager (listed under the My Tasks menu) and selecting "share". I checked the box in the email stating recipient can add, edit, and delete items in this tasks folder. Now everyone can see all information displayed in each column and edit it as well hope this helps.
I want to create a global button for all the entities.
I tried the following:
Created a sample solution with entity Application Ribbon
Opened the Application Ribbon Entity in Ribbon Workbench
Under Command Bar -> Home . Placed a button besides New Record
However after publish I am not able to view the button.
How do I resolve this?
The answer is from Mithilesh Kumar, and can be found on this page:
https://community.dynamics.com/crm/f/117/t/155542
You need to find the Group where you want to show the Button.
If you want to show on the Home Page for all Entity, find the Group as below and place the Button in this Group.
If you want to show in the Forms of all Entity, you need to place in the Group in the Form Area, shown below
Hope that clarifies
Modifying the XML you need to rely on the {!EntityLogicalName} keyword inside the location.
You can find a tutorial here:
http://blog.webfortis.com/adding-global-ribbon-buttons-for-all-entities-in-dynamics-crm