I'm following the Auth tutorial and in this stage
http://book.cakephp.org/view/1547/Acts-As-a-Requester
aros table is not populated as stated.
I did not insert records into db directly, I used baked forms as mentioned.
You need to add the code to the app/models/user.php and group.php files as indicated in the example.
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I am working with an e-commerce db.
My task is to make CRUD ops for products and product variants. Here'sthe db I'm working with:
When updating product_option_values everything works properly. But when updating product_options which results in updating the previously mentioned tables causes an Integrity constraint violation: 1452.
I am using filament package for laravel which handles creating and updating records.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
The fix was a DB update.
So basically I was creating/adding to the product_variant_option_value while product_option_value weren't added already.
So I updated the DB. Now from the same form the user can add options and values then ill make the combination of option values for each variant then the relationship will be saved.
For those who don't use filament. Filament is a powerful tool to create dashboards.
I have my big query table Tab1 in GCP Project A. I have created a new GCP Project B. I have written a query that retrieves data stored in Tab1 and I want to store this as view in Project B.
I am getting an error like this:
Not found: Dataset Project A:Tab1 not found
Both projects are under the same organization. How do I create views in new projects based on data stored in another project.
If you are going to query a table that is not located in the project that you are using, you have to also specified the project_name in the FROM.
For instance,
SELECT * FROM `project_A.dataset.tab1`
Based on the error message, you are not doing that properly (`project_ID.dataset.table`)
If the rights are good, you can do as Alvaro said, othewise if it didnt works, you can add/declare some rights for your view as :
One possibility is to create an authorized view in the dataset permission ,
And after that you can add your view :
After creating some pages using Apex 5.1's Data Load Wizard, would it be possible via the Page Designer to somewhere hack into the data and add in 2 extra column data. I am attempting to add the following columns (1) Updater (2) Update date/time. I was able to do the same thing with an Interactive Grid page by adding PL/SQL code to the 'Save' Page Processing section but could not do the same for the Data Load Pages.
I have a five attribute table, 2 of which (Updater, Update date/time) are hidden to the APEX app user.
One option is to use a Data Load Transformation Rule. You can add this by editing the Data Load Definition via Shared Components. You specify the column, and you can specify a Rule Type of PLSQL Expression and set the expression to whatever you want, e.g. SYSDATE.
Another option is to add a trigger to the table to set those columns.
I have a database with data, but I would like to export the schema of the data base to be able to create an empty data base.
I create the script, I select only tables and views, no users, because the idea it's install the data base in many computers with different users. The permissions I will manage individualy.
Well, in the next step, in advaned options, I select that I want triggers, foreign checks and all the other options and I create the script.
However I have some problems:
When I delete my data base from the server and I use the script, I get the error that says that the data base does not exists. Is it possible in the script add the option to create the data base?
If I create the data base manually, if I use the script I get an error that says that a column name is not valid.
At this point I was wondering where is the correct way to create a script of the schema to export it to another servers?
Thanks so much.
I have a custom table in MODX database set up and working, thanks to this article:
http://bobsguides.com/custom-db-tables.html
and now I need to add new column to this existing table. How can I do this the "MODX way"? Or do I have to create the component from scratch again?
You can manually add the new column to the database, then update your xml schema and map files to include the new column metadata. If you have a build script you could simply run it again after amending the schema to regenerate the map files.
I could be more specific if you paste in your existing schema and description of the column you want to add.
I believe MigxDB plugin (part of migx plugin) sets up a utility under manager page to just do that.
Install migx as instructed (you need to do an extra step to set it up so read the instruction)
load your modified schema in midx-package manager and do 'parse schema' and then 'add field'.
Make sure you have package name and pre-fix specified when loading your schema. modx forum has a dedicated section for migx if you need further clarification.