I changed our group name in Development and Transported to Quality System. But in quality system old name is reflecting.
I checked designer Fiori in Quality System. Group name Change is reflecting there but in SAP Fiori Launchpad it is not reflecting.
I tried to clear cache using below T-Code in Quality System also but same issue
/UI2/INVALIDATE_CLIENT_CACHES
/UI2/INVALIDATE_GLOBAL_CACHES
/IWFND/CACHE_CLEANUP
/IWBEP/CACHE_CLEANUP
Any help will be appreciated.
In the SAP help documentation, there is a chapter called "Cache Buster for SAP Fiori": https://help.sap.com/viewer/a7b390faab1140c087b8926571e942b7/7.4.19/en-US/a1e56ed27d2f48b8bfed95bd80a23d88.html
In the chapter, it says:
“To identify updated applications, the SAP Fiori launchpad uses the SAPUI5 application index on the ABAP front-end server.
The SAPUI5 application index itself is updated by the ABAP program Calculation of SAPUI5 Application Index for SAPUI5 Repositories (/UI5/APP_INDEX_CALCULATE).
We recommend that you schedule this program to run at regular intervals.”
Maybe this will solve your problem?
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I have a web solution with about 1000 clients. Nowadays they have access to reports that I provide as a PDF: an ASP.NET script executes SP's in the database and with PDFReactor I create a PDF. This is online and as you may already be guessing, it is unmanageable for large data sets.
I was thinking of using a reporting solution, as Power BI, Tableau or... Qlik. In my investigations I have found out that Qlik is the most complete solution for what I want. Nevertheless, I still have some questions, regarding the application architecture and how I can integrate Qlik with my application.
The first question is how I manage my users? I have a custom authentication provider and user management inside my application... What is the best way to integrate with Qlik? I manually configure all the clients in the Qlik Server also? There are endpoints to do it automatically?
The second question is how I manage what a client can see inside a Qlik document (QVW). I want to have several unique QVD, where several QVW get their data from. But I don't want to create a QVW for each client!! Can I filter a QVW based on a user authentication?
I would like that my clients could see the reports dynamically inside my web app. But my conclusion so far is that the web view of Qlik is static and that for more dynamism my users would have to use Qlik View desktop. Correct?
And this leads me to the final question: does my clients would have to pay licenses or is everything on my side and responsibility?
Thanks for your help!
Regards,
David
Out of the box QlikView Server (see 4.2) uses NTFS authentication (local windows users or Active Directory). There is something called DMS - ticket based authentication which allow non Windows users to be authorized to access apps. A bit more info here
QlikView have something called Section Access which is on file (qvw) level. Section Access is part of the QV script. Basically you can create link between user name and data field. The main file will contain all the data but when the user open the document he/she can see only the data that its relevant to this username. More info here and here
For example:
user1 -> can see only UK data
user2 -> can see UK and USA data
user3 -> can see all the data
... etc
The web app and the desktop app are the same. The web client provide same level of interaction as the desktop so you can slice and dice your data as you want
4.1 QV desktop (personal edition) is free but you can open up to 5 qvw files which are not "yours" (not created with the current instance of the personal edition) and the clients need to install it locally on their computers
4.2 QV server is not free. With QV server all the clients are accessing the QV apps via the browser. You (as administrator) are buying the licenses from Qlik Partner and it's up to you if you want to charge your customers or not (and how much)
Is there any good ER Modelling tool available for SAP HANA , which accomplishes the following :
Creation of ER Diagrams
Generating HANA specific SQL Scripts
Connecting to HANA DB Instance
Generating all schema objects modelled
TIA
There are two tools from SAP:
SAP (Sybase) Powerdesigner, also supporting different other DBs, e.g. for reverse engineering. With Powerdesigner you can model conceptual, logical, physical Data models and also generate a HANA DB schema in different ways, e.g. by generating scripts containing "create..." statements or CDS files.
Then there is the Enterprise Architecture Designer which can be installed as addon in HANA XS advanced starting with HANA 2.0. This tool is quite new and I have not worked with it yet.
There are probably also tools from other vendors.
The Web IDE for SAP HANA that was delivered with XS Advanced in SAP HANA 2.0 SP01 sounds like what you are looking for as it has a graphical editor to create and link database entities (this is what it looks like):
Core Data Services graphical editor Web IDE for SAP HANA
With XS Advanced, the model is container-based and schema-less.
Here are a couple of links if you would like to try it out:
Getting started with XS Advanced (in the HDI step, right click on any of the .hdbcds files and you will have the option to open it in the graphical editor): https://www.sap.com/developer/groups/hana-xsa-get-started.html
If you need to integrate a database schema from XS Classic or, for example, an ERP replicated schema, you can search for xsa-create-user-provided-anonymous-service in the same site
As for "HANA-specific SQL scripts", it depends on what you are trying to do. If you want to access data in an optimized way and perform calculations, you can use Calculation Views, which are built graphically and the DB will do the equivalent to SQL under the hood. There are some tutorials in the developer[dot]sap[dot]com website, under the Developer->tutorial menu.
If you do not have a HANA instance to try this and/or EA designer you can download your own HANA instance for free:
Download SAP HANA, express edition (you will need the XS Advanced tooling that includes the Web IDE for SAP HANA): sap[dot]com/developer/topics/sap-hana-express.html
If your computer does not have enough resources to comfortably host your HANA instance, there's a blog on how to install it in a cloud platform using a free operating system, search for hana-express-edition-on-google-cloud-platform-and-ubuntu (sorry, I cannot post any more links).
Cheers!
We recently upgraded a to an ArcSDE Server based Geodatabase. I want to be able to sync straight to my server with data from my field data from GPS. I don't have Pathfinder or Terrasync, just ArcPad.
I am having trouble figuring out how to get my feature classes on to my Trimble GPS so I can field edit.
Does anyone have any experience with this combination of hardware and software?
If you are using ArcPad 10.2, here is the link for ArcPad help library click on Data Management folder then select ArcPad Data Manager for ArcGIS folder then click on The ArcPad Data Manager toolbar in ArcGIS folder and it will show how to get data from/to your ArcPad.
Scenario: I have an IBM Domino web application (.NSF) and contains divisions (refer to the image). I want to migrate the content (such as blogs, main content and the article) to my WebSphere Portal. What is the first thing to do?
My understanding in migration is database to database migration and seems I don't know where to find the database for my contents knowing that database in creating domino application is built in. Advance thanks!
Refer to this image: http://postimg.org/image/irxsjdk8p/
The database is the NSF file - although it's possible that the information might be aggregated from several NSF files so you'll have to do some analysis. The first thing to do is to use the Notes client to identify the documents that contain the content that you want to migrate, check their properties to determine what NSF file they are stored in and what form they are based on, and then use Domino Designer to open the NSF file (or files, possibly) and analyze the form and determine which items contain the values that need to be migrated.
I am developing a hybrid application which needs database connectivity to store and retrieve data.I am using IBM db2 database and worklight 6.1. I need the javascript code to connect to db2 so that I can enter information directly to the database from the apps UI and data from db2 should be displayed on the screen.(i.e.both side connectivity-->data retieval and storage in the database)
This is not specific to DB2.
What you really need to do is to read the SQL adapter training module, and learn how to send data to and retrieve data from - a database. Then you need to review the sample project provided in the same URL above.
You can also take a look at the following (after you read the training module). The concept is the same in nature, just for DB2...:
http://wpcertification.blogspot.co.il/2012/03/connecting-to-database-from-worklight.html