Someone sent me a jprofiler report but I do not have it and I do not plan to purchase it. They are having some trouble understanding this. Does jProfiler allow users to export reports in text/html/pdf/etc?
Yes, all views can be exported as HTML, XML or CSV.
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I have a SPSS file saved as a .sav that I am trying to migrate into a Postgres db. I tried using the SPSS export to database, but that does not seem to be working (still waiting to hear back from IBM). I also tried to export as a .csv and import it in via a GUI, Navicat, but the default data type is varchar(255) and can't detect the correct types. I can't sit down and create the tables manually as there are 640 variables.
Just as some other info there will be multiple of similar files going into multiple tables with around 250,000 tuples/table. If there is some sort of script that can automatically detect schema and let me export it or a software that does that or can accept .sav, willing to try pretty much anything.
It sounds like you have a problem with the ODBC driver. You might need a new one from the Data Access Pack or a native driver from the database vendor.
Is there any provision to access the physical data(in table format or something) from essbase directly??
We want to migrate data from Hyperion Essbase 9.3.1 to SAP SSM.
Please help, if you have any idea about this.
Regards,
Sreenath
You have some alternatives:
Use a Data Integration (ETL) tool that support Essbase (Oracle Data Inegrator, Informatica Power Center, IBM Data Stage)
You can export Essbase Data to a file (using Calc Script or Report Script)
You can use the java api to access the data from other language/application
You can even try some MDX connector to extract that data. However, I will just make some txt Report to extract the data according to your specifications
I want to share data between Trac and MS Project. To import data to Trac I can use CSV import plugin, but I don't know if there's a way to export data from Trac to Project. Anyone has some ideas?
You can import data into MS Project from an Excel file. If you export data from Trac in CSV format, Excel should be able to convert it into an Excel file that can then be imported into Project. I haven't tried this myself, so YMMV.
If you don't mind writing a little code, you could use MPXJ to create either an MPX or an MSPDI (XML) file which you will be able to import into Microsoft Project.
Jon
p.s. Disclaimer: I maintain MPXJ.
you can contact Task Adapter developers to request a Trac connector. it's not worth it if you only need it for a one-off transfer. but it may make sense if you need this kind of tool on a regular basis.
i am trying to open a s3db database.
can someone please recommend a program?
i have tried sqlite2009pro, and it does not recognize it.
Sqlite Admin says Cannot perform this operation on a closed dataset.
sqlitestudio says s3db is not supported database-
Either:
Download Sqlite Administrator from http://sqliteadmin.orbmu2k.de/
Freeware
Portable
Bug in export "text format" (=wide string) data
Bug in view, edit and export non English data
Download Sqlite Studio from http://sqlitestudio.pl/ (RECOMMENDED)
Freeware
Portable
unable to export big dbases
i have read this article about custom report items(CRI)
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/cc188686.aspx
The only problem is that CRI are only usable in reporting service and not in local reports. My question is it possible some how to use CRI in local reports( RDLC ). Also i am interested in which version of reporting service is this possible, if possible
Best Regards,
Iordan
Custom report items are not supported in .rdlc files. (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms251712(v=vs.90).aspx) This is likely the approach taken by Microsoft because the ReportViewer used with these files is a free control, while more complex features like third-party controls are supported only on a full SQL Server report server.
One thing in particular I have done in the past to get around this is generate custom charts/controls/images etc. As images and then send them into the report as an image. Not an ideal solution but it works.