I'm looking for Online backup feature for neo4j Community edition. There is a component available for neo4j Enterprise, but couldn't find for Community edition.
The online backup is only available for the enterprise edition.
You could always write your own ServerExtension or Plugin to export all or a sub-set of your data without shutting down the server or use something like the Geoff-Plugin which exports data in a human readable format and can re-import it again.
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I am using pentaho. I want to create a interactive bar-chart. so that I can click on a bar in that chart and the other report contents get changed accordingly. I am not able to do this in User Console. Is it possible to do it using User console? or some other way ?
It honestly depends on if you are using the Enterprise Edition (paid) or the Community Edition (free).
In the Enterprise Edition, there is an included Dashboard Creator and Editor that allows you to do what you are describing - here is a link that explains how to do content linking in Enterprise Edition Dashboards: Enterprise Edition Content Linking
If you are using the Community Edition, I recommend checking out the CTools add-on for creating dashboards: Pentaho CTools
I believe that Mule Studio became Anypoint Studio. Is there a version of Anypoint Studio that is open source (free)? Specifically, I'm referring to the GUI workflow designer tool.
There is an answer to my question (thanks #Ryan), but it comes with a caveat. Yes, Anypoint Studio is open source but, by default, comes with the Enterprise runtime. One can download the Community Edition (CE) and use Anypoint Studio with that.
The caveat, however, is after taking time to configure a flow with the included DataMapper component, I received the following error when attempting to run my flow with the community edition. Basically, to execute a flow with DataMapper, you'll need the Enterprise version. DataMapper does not execute with the CE.
Anypoint Studio is just one offering for both Community and Enterprise editions. It is free to download and you just need to make sure you use the community runtimes using the following Update Site here:
Mule ESB Runtimes for Anypoint Studio - http://studio.mulesoft.org/r3/studio-runtimes
This runtime will then be available when you create a new project via the wizard or you can change an existing project by editing the mule-project.xml config file.
More details here: https://developer.mulesoft.com/docs/display/current/Adding+Community+Runtime
Yes, Mule Studio changed to Anypoint Studio which is open source and comes with the Enterprise Edition.
Community Edition is also available for download.
Few of the things like Datamapper which is deprecated and replaced with Data weave won't run on Community Edition.
Community version can be downloaded from MuleSoft website. Community edition comes with only open source connectors. For enterprise level connectors, you would need to have valid licensed version.
I installed SQL Server 2014 Express. It doesn't have SSIS, so I installed SQL Server 2014 evaluation. I still don't see SSIS. Am I installing it in a wrong way or does SSIS come only with purchased SQL Server 2014 Standard edition and above.
I need to load multiple flat files into a database so I can work on them together.
Express version comes without SSIS. Actually there is not free version of SSIS. You need either SQL Server Standard, Developer, or Enterprise edition to get access to BIDS. If you have Visual Studio then you can download SQL Server Data Tools and you will be able to create SSIS projects
if you have Visual Studio 2013, then download and install this: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=42313
SSIS is only available in the Enterprise, Business Intelligence and Standard editions. It should be available in the evaluation though as the evaluation is based on the Enterprise version (with a 180-day trial time).
It might be that you have to explicitly select to install the component (I haven't used the trial version in many years and honestly don't remember).
See this for more information: Features Supported by the Editions of SQL Server 2014
SSIS comes with SQL Server Developer edition which is inexpensive. Developer comes with all the features of Enterprise I believe.
SSIS IS NOT FREE !! We have to buy atleast the standard edition of Sql Server which is too costly if you are working for a small company.
Best way to load multiple files into a database without SSIS is to merge all files with same columns together in excel Merging files
and then load that big file into the database using Sql Server Import & Export.
Formatting columns may be tricky.
I'm using Mule Studio to create my integration applications and running them on the Community Edition. I'm having issues because Mule Studio is always changing the schemas. For example, I want to use mule-ftp.xsd, but it will change it to mule-ftp-ee.xsd.
Is there a way to tell Mule Studio to not user Enterprise Edition features?
I found how to do it. You need to install the Community Edition runtime and edit the mule-project.xml file as explained here:
http://www.mulesoft.org/documentation/display/current/Adding+Community+Runtime
Where can I download that? All I can find is the express version. I bought the SQL Server Developer 2008, but the Studio wasnt installed along with it...
Thanks
SSMS is ALWAYS part of any non-express edition including DEV edition (I mean you dont need to download it seperately).
When you install SQL Server Dev. (or any other non-express edition), during setup process you will come across a screen where you can select which components to install (e.g. SSIS, SSRS, SSAS, BIDS, BOL etc). In that step you will need to select SSMS to get it installed.
For some reason if you have skipped that step you can run setup again and just install SSMS only.
But I dont think there is any seperate download available for "normal" SSMS.
This is an annoyance because access to SQL Server from a workstation is necessary and the only way (as previous posters mentioned) is to use the full SQL Server licensed installation package.
You'll run the setup to install as though you're installing the full database. In some cases, setup will detect that you'll need to first install some dependencies. When you come to the Feature Selection, you can select the Management Tools only.
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You can download eval version from this link -
http://www.microsoft.com/sqlserver/2008/en/us/trial-software.aspx
The express edition are the free versions.
The express version is the free version. If you want another version you need to buy it. My best guess is that it is included in one of those packages on in the microsoft store.
EDIT
According to a forum:
I`m not sure what you mean - you ask
for Management Studio and there is a
download link for SQL Server
Management Studio Express.
Or will you buy a SQL Server Standard,
Enterprise or Datacenter Edition -
then you have the "normal" SQL Server
Management Studio.