Need to IBM mobilefirst database using the server side scripting in the database design.To get datas from one place to the another place.
If you are actually asking for the structure of the MobileFirst databases, you can find them here: http://www-01.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSZH4A_6.2.0/com.ibm.worklight.apiref.doc/admin/r_internal_ibm_worklight_database_tables.html
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We used to have an application that was created using VB and Microsoft Access. It was an application to score calls from Agents and would then run a few calculations and grade those agents based on a few algorithms.
We replicated all that Access data onto SQL but for some reason, we were just not able to connect the VB application to the SQL Database instead. The application was also outdated and we needed a change.
Can anyone suggest software/framework that can be used to create a new application with an ability to connect to a SQL database?
EDIT: We have a Microsoft Office 365 subscription. I was thinking of using PowerApps. I've never used it before. Does anyone think this could help serve my purpose?
I have extensive experience of using PowerApps to create applications connected to SQL Server (in my case Azure SQL Database), and am mostly satisfied.
There are some constraints, but not major. Please see these posts for some further information.
I would suggest PowerApps if you have Office365.
I'm using pentaho EE 6.1, and I'd like to setup an data source specific for an user, I'v seen in this link https://help.pentaho.com/Documentation/6.1/0R0/070/Multi-Tenancy
but I don't undersand how to make it.
Some help please.
Question is not clear.
But i had this same issue sometime back and i am sharing my research and understanding.
In Data integration we have option called parameterised connection and in this way you can achieve multitenancy but due to pentaho architecture of bi server we can't achieve the same in bi server.
you can achieve this in bi server through stored procedure this is one of the way.
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
I am building an android app and I have an SQL database stored on a server. I need to either pull the database into android or query the database and have it return information from the tables. I have searched all over the internet but I haven't found anything that explains how to connect to the server from android. How can I do this?
You can't query database in a server from android directly. You have to write PHP scripts to query database from server. You have to keep the php scripts in a web server. And from android application you have to get the data from the php page.
I don't think there is a reasonably simple way to 'pull' the database or connect to it using some soft of ODBC connection. And I don't think it would be wise to use it even if possible.
I believe the best way to solve your problem would be to implement some sort of REST API interface to your database and fetch data as needed.
actually, despite gypsicoder's answer and several "how to"s on the internet, there is a way to connect/query an SQL database from android
you just have to download the corresponding JDCB. for mysql: http://dev.mysql.com/usingmysql/java/
then you just use the java.sql interfaces/classes to do stuff (mysql has a reference manual at above link)
What can you do in SQL Server 2008 Standard Edition that you cannot do in SQL Server 2008 Web Edition?
I've seen the Microsoft feature lists, but I am wondering from a very practicle standpoint where I am going to run into limitations.
Have you seen this matrix as well?
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc645993.aspx
From what I can tell Web excludes a lot of the more advanced features, especially those related to development and data mining, but nothing that would stop you from using it for a non-enterprise web site's data source. It seems to be between the Express version and Standard version.
One of the biggest limitations is that it can't be a publisher for SQL replication. If you want to have multiple database and replication data between them, then you need at least one SQL server to be Standard or Enterprise to act as the publisher.
http://www.microsoft.com/sqlserver/2008/en/us/editions-compare.aspx
Edit: Sorry, you've probably already looked at the above.