While running a query on Tosca Commander using Tosca DI, it returns an "Unknown" as the value where as the query returns valid data when run manually on Google Cloud Platform
Below is the link to the screenshot of the query run on Tosca
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Now, we did raise ticket with the Tricentis support and they quote it to be JDBC Driver issue rather than Tosca DI Issue.
We are currently using:
Driver Version: Simba JDBC Driver Version 1.2.14
Database: SQL Server Management Studio v18.6
Tosca Version: 14
Any responses/solution will be highly appreciated.
Thank you!
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I want to create a dump of the database that JQAssistant creates with a scan. So far i have tried to do this with the integrated server and by connecting jqassistant to a running database.
The problem with the integrated database is that i can't access a shell and therefore i don't know how i could create the dump.
Connecting to the running database also didn't work. I assume the problem here is the encryption, my server is running local and trying to connect to it with
jqassistant.sh scan -f my-project.jar -storeUri bolt://localhost:7687 -storeUsername neo4j -storePassword secret
which is the example from the jqa tutorial throws the error:
javax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeException: General SSLEngine problem
so i assume i can't connect without ssl encryption.
I am using Neo4j server 3.5.15 and JQAssistant Commandline Tool version 1.9 which uses an integrated Neo4j 3.5.14 server.
If you can give me an new idea how to create a data dump out of the scan or how to fix one of the two given problems i would appreciate that a lot!
Thanks in advance!
I couldn't figure out a way to export the database with the commandline tool, but with the maven plugin. If you setup a maven project and include jqassistant as a plugin it offers you the option "export-database" which creates a Cypher script.
I have just downloaded Linkurious v1.2.7 on Windows 7
Neo4j is v2.2.0-M02 running on the same localhost.
Neo4j works without issue. I have a .NET WebService project that can query the HTTP endpoint at http://localhost:7474/db/data without problem.
Linkurious is installed correctly (presumably). I have modified the graphdb.json file with the localhost url and username and password for Neo4j.
after some troubleshooting Linkurious can see that the Neo4j database is running but it throws the error:
"The graph database Rest API did not respond. Please check its connection settings & log trace."
I am not seeing any activity from linkurious in the neo4j console.log.
Anyone have any leads for me? I was hoping to work through the weekend to get this project done.
as Christophe Willemsen indicated, Linkurious 1.2.7 does not yet work with Neo4j 2.2.0.
You can now access a new version called Linkurious Starter that fully supports Neo4j 2.2.0. Go to https://linkurio.us/my-account/ to download it.
Let me know if it solves your issue!
I was given a graph db I must open with Neo4j. Installed community version Neo4j-2.2.0-M02 on Win7 Ultimate laptop successfully. When I tried to start the server, after pointing to the graph db, I get the following error:
Starting Neo4j Server failed:
Component org.neo4j.server.database.LifecycleManagingDatabase#325ce05c was successfully initialized, but failed to start. Please see attached cause exception.
Logged in as windows local admin. Windows FWall is off. There's no antivirus SW installed on the machine. Local admin has full perms on entire root drive. When I point to the default db, Neo4j server starts normally and I can browse http://localhost:7474/ without a problem.
Any lead will be appreciated.
The aforementioned error message was the result of using a Neo4j version different to the one the graph db was originally developed. In particular, the original graph db was developed in ver 2.0.4 Community that due to my lack of knowledge I was trying to run on an installation of Neo4j ver. 2.2.0-M02 (for development only).
The code owner enlightened me to the fact and an attempt to bring up the graph db on ver. 2.0.4 Community was successful.
Thanks for your support.
Delete the folder "c:\Users\Yourname\MyDocuments\Neo4j"
I removed the plugins that were loaded from <NEO4J_HOME>/plugins as they were also loaded from under <DATABASE_HOME>/plugins
I'm using Neo4J 2.1.0 M01 64bit community edition on 64bit windows machine. So whenever i execute cypher queries it shows " disconnected from neo4j: please check if the cord is unpluged". When i searched for the same issue in the net ,they are saying to do some settings in the neo4j.properties file present in the conf folder.So what changes needs to be done to file?
My neo4j.properties content is :
# Default values for the low-level graph engine
#neostore.nodestore.db.mapped_memory=25M
#neostore.relationshipstore.db.mapped_memory=50M
#neostore.propertystore.db.mapped_memory=90M
#neostore.propertystore.db.strings.mapped_memory=130M
#neostore.propertystore.db.arrays.mapped_memory=130M
Here everything is commented out by default.
Please tell me what's needs to be done to resolve this issue?
Thanks,
Shree
I have to connect my app to a customer's Informix 7.2 legacy database.
From what I was able to find out, in theory there should be a database service running on port 50000. The problem is that I cannot find any database service in the Operative System.
So far I'm only able to use dbaccess and perform queries from the command line.
I would like to use a database driver (such as http://code.google.com/p/ibm-db/) so my app can connect and query the database using a cursor, but since I cannot find any database service, apparently I can't...
Am I missing something here? Are there options I'm not considering?
Is it possible to have an Informix database in which the only interface is dbaccess?
See connection strings for Informix
If you use Python you can look at: Python wiki but I would like to extend it a little.
If you work on Windows and have Client SDK then there should be ODBC driver installed on your machine. There is also Linux and other unix versions of such client software. If you install that you can use ODBC to connect to database. On Windows you can use Active State Python 2.6 with win32 extensions which has odbc module included. On other Python implementations you can use win32 extensions or other ODBC module such as mxODBC.
I work also with Jython where I use both JDBC and ODBC drivers. You can see this "in action" in my SO questions like: Problem with Informix JDBC Money format
BTW, if you want to connect to a remote legacy Informix database using Python from a Mac, pypyodbc-informixcsdk could be your only (free) choice. Check this wiki.
On a Windows box, pyodbc + Informix Client SDK + ODBC do the job nicely.