I was working with Flowgear-Sage Evolution Integration.I can able to create the Orders & Accounts and other services in sage evolution using flowgear node.But I cannot find the relevant node for retrieving the Accounts or Order based on some input.Please help me out doing this.
On connectors which we have access to the database, we use a SQL Query to read from the product, and use the connector to write to the product.
You will use the same SQL details on the SQL Query connector as you did on the Sage Evolution connector.
The accounts table is called Clients, the order header is InvNum, and the order detail is _btblInvoiceLines.
The AutoIndex on InvNum links to iInvoiceID on _btblInvoiceLines.
I have shared the demo flowgear workflow for how to get sage evolution database data.
I hope it is used full for you.
In this workflow i have get sage client data and sent to web API.
Sage evolution database you can used,
1)Client for account mapping
2)InvNum for sage Document module mapping.
See the flowgear workflow link:
http://flowgear.me/s/JWTcGJp
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We are in the process for buying SaaS solution for busy sales operations. We want to ensure that we have ability to access our data and ingest it into our analytics data lake (some real-time). I am looking for advice for what requirements should we have/prefer for vendors and their solutions?
APIs - most vendors mention that they provide APIs for data access, however, what features APIs need to have to be suitable for data ingestion into Analytics data lake?. For example Salesforce has Bulk API, does this mean that if vendor only offers "lean APIs", they won't work for DL use case?
Direct SQL Access - shall we prefer SaaS solutions that offer single tenant DBs so that we could obtain direct SQL access?
DB replica - shall we expect that vendor provides a DB replica (if it's single tenant) and we use it as a data store for reporting. Obviously, that extra costs for us.
Direct SQL Access via ODBC - I also read that if SaaS app has multi-tenants, ODBC/JDBC drivers could be built to access DB data via SQL but with proper authorization to ensure data security? Would this be a valid request/approach?
Staged tables - shall we request the vendor to stage their DB tables (as files) and load to our (or theirs) data lake environment. This then would be a raw data source analytics and data archive. My concern is incremental updates.
Any other options we should consider/ look for in vendor solutions or request?
Thank you!
You need to provide your requirements (data lake architecture, data latency, etc.) to the vendors and get them to provide the solution that will work with their product.
I'm trying to find a way from within Azure SQL to either 1) enumerate members of an Azure Active Directory security group or 2) check if a user login is a member of an SG. I've found various articles about doing it from a domain joined standalone SQL installation but not from Azure SQL. Most of the samples for the standalone installation use system sprocs like xp_cmdshell which don't exist in Azure SQL. I know I can create an Azure Function or Logic App to sync users to a table but I'd like to avoid using an external process to do this if possible.
#Kalyan Chanumolu-MSFT's comment should be very helpful to you. This scenario is not supported today.
You can try to use his suggestion.
You will have to talk to Microsoft Graph API from an intermediate like an Azure function to relay the data to Azure SQL Database.
You also can raise a support ticket to confirm it and also can put forward your suggestions in the feedback.
I am currently working on an SAP Gateway based on SAPUI5 to build a maintenance cockpit for a large warehouse management system. I need to access some KPIs via OData. At one point I can not go any further: how can I access the response times, which I can see in the transaction ST03N, with OData or SQL. I can not find a database table in which this information is stored.
I really do appreciate your help.
Felix
Is there a good data integration tool available for SAP HANA which could accomplish the following :
Consuming data periodically (a user defined interval) from REST based web service (A simple URL containing XML)
Parsing the XML and extracting the data
Populating the associated table
I am aware that SQL Server Integration Service is one such tool available for Microsoft SQL Server, which does the above. Would like to know the equivalent in HANA. I did explore SAP Cloud Integration service and Business Object Data Services tool, but would like to have a first hand opinion on the same.
SAP HANA Smart Data Integration (SDI) is a standard product option that you can use for this. As it is a feature of SAP HANA, no additional server is required for this solution. This blog gives a good overview SAP SDI BLOG.
Data Services can of course also used for that, but would probably be the 'Ferrari for driving to the bakery'.
our organization has been using SAS BI Dashboard for several months now for internal use within our own organization. Now, we are working on a project where roughly 100 people in other, outside organizations will need to log on to our BI Dashboard site to view an individualized dashboard for their organization. We plan to use row-level permissions in an Information Map to control who is allowed to see what in terms of the data behind the dashboard indicators.
How would you recommend creating roughly 100 individual log-ons for outside users?
Is there a way to automate the process rather than manually creating all the accounts?
If I create the log-on name and password for each outside user, how/where would I store that in Management Console?
Any help would be appreciated - our office is small enough that we do not have a dedicated IT person or fully-trained SAS administrator, so I'm in over my head. Thanks!
As an ex SAS consultant, I can tell you briefly how I have solved this problem.
First, creating the users in batch should be easy. There are tons of scripts out there that will teach you this. I would recommend to create them in your LDAP server (probably Active Directory), to have them in a central place. That way, you can treat them the same way as you do the internal users.
To get them into the metadataserver, you should take a look at the macros that SAS provides for this:
The following macros are the core components used to import and synchronize user accounts from Active Directory to SAS metadata: %MDUIMPC , %MDUIMPLB , %MDUEXTR , %MDUCMP , %MDUCHGV , %MDUCHGLB. They are located in the following directory: [SAS Home]\SASFoundation\9.3\core\sasmacro.
This SGF proceeding will give you a practical description of the process:
http://support.sas.com/resources/papers/proceedings12/377-2012.pdf
As for the question you did not ask, "how to present the BI Dashboard webapplication to the external users". You need to set up a reverse proxy web server in a secure zone (DMZ). See this document for details: http://support.sas.com/resources/thirdpartysupport/v92m3/appservers/ApacheProxyJBoss.pdf
Hope this helps!
Stig