I'm looking for some free software to let me browse through the files/records in a Unidata server.
I found a program several months ago, but have no idea what it was called or where I found it.
Download the BDT (Basic Developer Toolkit).
Rocket's DataVu Query is free, but probably not what you're thinking of. It was released in October 2010.
You can always just log into the server, start up an interactive session and browse through the database that way.
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could someone tell me how to share a query saiku by url? When I try it on another computer using "open in new window" url sends me to the initial screen of pentaho server. I tried using:
http://localhost:8080/pentaho/api/repos/path:mysaikuquery.saiku/run
but it disables the edit functions, and i need them.
Thank you very much in advance!!
Regards
I think it's a saiku issue, not pentaho's.
Why don't you ask to the author or the community. Unlike Pentaho they do not charge for an answer.
There's not a very active community around pentaho and their plugins like saiku. I have posted it in saiku community forums as well. But to tell that saiku have nothing to be related with pentaho...really I dont understand your comment, when the people who works with Saiku is used to use Pentaho suite too.
I found a temporal solution accidentally, so I'll share it: in Pentaho console, right mouse click on the tab with the saiku project opened (after have ejecuted it on browse file of course), and on the new menu choose the option "Create a deep link"...copy and paste it where you need it. It works with users and roles, so you will need such credentials to be able to view and modify the query to the cube. So it's perfect to share projects with clients or non admin users.
Regards
Can you try with edit instead of run?
I'm not sure it will work or not, I have worked long back ago
Hi there and many thanks in advance, Im veeery newby.
I am building a small visual basic 2010 application and I need a better choice for my database (around 20 tables), since now Im using SQL server express 2008 and as far as I understand it is too big and complicated for me (just installing it was a pain for me)
I am looking for an application that will be easy to distribute (maybe just an installer and thats it!) and that can run without problems on old computers with windows xp.
The last thing is that I want to have to chance to install just a client version of my app on a computer and tell it to connect to the database wich will be running on other computer on the same LAN (or maybe on a web server on the future!).
In other words I would like to have the option of selecting "where" is the database to read/write on.
I will thank advices for this implemtation and will respond if somebody needs more details before answering.
Well installing sqlserver in not rocketscience al you need to execute .exe .
Though if you looking for opensource database then have a look at mongodb
MySql is open source and quite easy to use, especially with a tool like PHP MyAdmin:
http://www.mysql.com/
I'm noobie in the Lotus Domino 6.5, who i can registry new user without gui? (something script maybe?)
P.S. thanks and sorry my english.
You can use the NotesRegistration class in LotusScript or lotus.domino.Registration class in Java code.
See here for details -- but since that link goes to a more recent version (you are using a version of Domino that is almost ten years old, and has had no support from IBM for more than three years), you'll want to cross-check against the documentation that came with Domino Designer 6.5 in order to be sure about what's really available to you.
There is also a feature in the Domino Administrator client for providing a simple text file of user information in order to creates users in bulk. You can look that up in the help file that comes with Domino Administrator.
You might also examine the Notes C API or Notes C++ API. In the C API, there is a sample application called "userreg" which might help.
Trying to edit an SSIS package, when I go to the advanced editor on the update database package I can only see on the component properties page three properties. ID, Name and Description.
when my colleague opens this up he can see 20+ options including the SQL option I am needing to be able to edit.
Is this an issue with my SQL Business intelligence studio 2005? or an issue with access to the end database?
Many thanks,
Pierce
I'm guessing that you don't have something installed quite right. I'm betting you have Visual Studio installed, but not SQL Server development tools. First thing I'd probably do is verify that Help, About shows the same app information on both yours and your colleague's boxes.
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so versions look good, BIDS is installed. Security? Easiest way to check that out is to have your colleague log onto your box using their network id. Not only will that check security, along they way, if there is something funky in your setup ( funky as in different from theirs not wrong ), your colleague is must more likely to spot it. AFTER that works out ok, THEN I might hazzard uninstalling and reinstalling Visual Studio. I don't believe I would mess with uninstalling and reinstalling anything .Net.
I have here a simple question for those expertise out there (but please explain well, I'm very new). I made a visual basic 2008 application that allows you to login from a database. I followed this video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p0dcPiLYrck
But the problem is that I have to keep debugging my app if I make a new user. Is their a way where I can upload my information through the internet and the application can pick it up from there? Also in my bin/release folder I get 2 sql files, how would I get rid of these but still be able to connect?
Thanks,
Kevin
I'm not sure if you're talking about a desktop application or a web application here. But to answer the question about making a new user, if you go by the video (which is desktop development) you will need to make a new form that will insert a username and password into the database. You don't always need to have the application running in debug mode. You can find the file folder that this application was created in and find the .exe that was created and execute the application from that.
I'm not sure what you'r talking about with the SQL files. If they have the extension of .mdb and mdf, then yes you will need those files because that is your physical database.
For more information about desktop development you can check out Microsoft's Beginer Devloper Learning Center. At that website you should be able to find all kinds of tutorials, walk throughs and examples of how to create desktop applications much like you saw in the youtube video.
Good luck and hope this helps.
I asked myself the same thing. Unfortunately, i don't believe that is easy to make a thing like this, especially for a newbie like me XD But maybe you can ask directly to the autor of the video, he of course know very well the databases of Visualbasic. Bye!