I whant convert msdn help to chm file. Usually table of content already exists in single html page. But in msdn help, table of content building by ajax and not presents completely.
How get table of content file from msdn help?
For example, I get documentation from http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb418439%28SQL.10%29.aspx
You have linked to the SQL Server 2008 documentation - this can already be downloaded as a stand alone "books online", here.
Many other MSDN Library components can be downloaded in a similar manner.
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In HANA, I need information on calculation view like cross client or not, commentary on node, cardinality...
Those information are in XML file of the calculation view. Is it possible to extract it with a procedure?
During my research I found this : https://archive.sap.com/discussions/thread/3600091
I hoped that now it would be possible.
If you have any idea, please share with me,
Thanks in advance
I'm replying to the question on getting the metadata or attributes from a view. You can probably find these in tables like _sys_bi.bimc_* (e.g. BIMC_PROPERTIES in the _SYS_BI schema), SYS.VIEWS, SYS.VIEW_COLUMNS, SYS.cs_view_parameters (has the client as a parameter) or sys.view_columns.
I think it's easier to extract this information from the automatic documentation file in PDF format from HANA Studio, though, but it depends on what you are trying to do.
Does anyone have any introductory level walkthrough on how to set up a parse live-query? Do I just grab the latest version on github and it should have everything pre-set? I'm not sure where to start.
there are many answers out there regarding the same question. However, i am just gonna give a brief how-to here.
Firstly, you can use download the parse server from this github.
In the index.js, if you read through it you should find something like
liveQuery: {
classNames: ["Posts", "Comments"] // List of classes to support for query subscriptions
}
the classnames "Posts" and "Comments" are basically your database table names. I believe you are using mongoDB for your database right?
After which, once you upload the parse server to AWS/heroku, you should be ready to use live query.
On the client side, you just need to subscribe to table names you did at your server side and you are good to go.
We are trying to create custom blob using the sample provided by Sensenet on wiki http://wiki.sensenet.com/How_to_create_an_external_blob_provider ,
But we found there is an object not exist “FileSystemChunkReaderStream” so we are not able to continue practicing how to work with blobs.
Can you please share with us this class FileSystemChunkReaderStream ?
Currently the Reader and Writer stream classes can be found in the Tests project along with the file system blob provider sample. Although if you are using the Community edition, you'll have to wait a bit for the new release because it is behind the Enterprise edition.
In the meantime, please check the wiki link you posted above, I added the two missing stream classes to the article so that you can continue with your project.
How to create an external blob provider
We have recently installed Design Studio 1.5 and trying to call existing Webi reports through Design Studio.
Can anyone please let me know the steps involved to attain this?
For this you need to use the OpenDocument feature.
Have a look at help.sap.com which contains all the manuals for SAP products. Specifically this page contains the OpenDocument manuals (search the page for OpenDocument and select the version corresponding to your BI4 deployment).
In a nutshell (you can find all the information you need in the aforementioned manuals): the OpenDocument feature is basically a URL in which you provide the necessary parameters (docID, parameters, …) to open and optionally refresh your report. As it's a URL, you can embed it just about anywhere (an HTML page, a Design Studio app, … even another Webi document!).
Once you have the OpenDocument URL of the Webi report, you can use the scripting function APPLICATION.openNewWindow(newUrl) in the Design Studio client, and pass in the URL. As Kristof suggested, check on SCN where there are many users writing guides and discussions on how to get the URL.
I am having troubles finding the views settings section using sql server. What filtered views would I query to find these settings. I was told briefly to try looking in FilteredUserQuery but did not find all of the columns I am looking for. I have attached a screenshot for more clarification on which settings I am looking for.
I am interested in these columns while using sql server. Please let me know if you have any questions or confusions with my questions.
Here is a link to all of the different filtered views I have access to http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn531182.aspx
Thanks for the assitance!
You need to look into FilteredSavedQuery, the entity SavedQuery holds the system views.