I was googling a lot, but couldn't find a solution.
I need to pull SAGE (Financial Software) data to Tableau.
I have Sage Intacct Web Services Developer License Credentials ready (sender_id, sender_password, user_id, user_password, and company_id)
If anyone was able to do that, could You please share how you did it?
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While going through Google Data Analytics Certification I have come across the Tableau. Particularly, I am using Tableau Public (Free Web Version).
The problem is, I could not save dashboards I have created do to the
'Couldn’t save workbook Tableau experienced an unexpected server error. Try again, or contact your Tableau Server Administrator. error.
Googling did not help much since no-one seems to know how to resolve this issue.
I am trying to build a bot for MS Teams in order to use the Graph API do to things like removing participants from a conversation.
I followed this Microsoft sample bot but got stuck on the deployment stage which requires Azure's cloud service. Is there a better way for deploying the bot and maybe a way for debugging it? In similar samples, the instructions are vague and confusing.
This is a very broad question, so the best I can do is give you direction, rather than specific answers. In that case, the following should be helpful:
In terms of samples, the one you've linked is very specific, and might be confusing to understand - I would suggest starting with more generic "bot" samples to get a better understanding. It's worth noting that bots for Teams use the standard Microsoft "Bot Framework", so not -all- samples are applicable for Teams, but have a look here: https://github.com/microsoft/BotBuilder-Samples/tree/main/samples
It looks from your profile that you code in python, so note that the link above includes Python samples too.
With regards runtime, bots for Teams do need to be registered with the central Microsoft Bot Framework service, which is indeed linked to Azure. However, it's not at all required to host your bot in Azure - the bot is basically just a web REST endpoint, listening for messages - it can be hosted on any web-address (httpS) endpoint. In that case, you would look in Azure for a "Bot Channels Registration", which is just the registration part, without hosting. A "Web Bot" in Azure, for example, is a combination of the registration as well as a hosting model in Azure.
As I said, it's a broad question, but hopefully the above gives some useful starting points.
I am hoping to be able, from an app written in C# or VB.NET to be able to connect to my Exchange Online Plan 1(office 365) and get a list of all users and the sizes of their mailboxes
I have spent a while reading the API and various sites about doing this, but a) not sure if possible and b) struggling to find best way to do this
Basically we have Exchange Online (Plan 1) with about 300 user mailboxes, and just want a kick start on a) how I connect via a .NET app and b) how I can then start to pull out useful information such as current mailbox sizes, limits, mailbox rules etc etc
Thanks for reading, any thing you need me to clarify please ask
a) how I connect via a .NET app
We can use the simple code to connect the graph API
b) how I can then start to pullout useful information such as current mailbox sizes, limits, mailbox rules etc etc
When we get the Accesstoken ,we can use the /users/{id|userPrincipalName}/mailboxSettings to get the mailbox setting. For more detail about this endpoint, we can refer to this document
I am writing a program to import various client's QB customers into a database.
After the import, I need to synchronize information between the database and QB, so I use the Customer ListID.
This is no problem to get when I can connect to the clients computer and query their customers with QB SDK, however this is difficult to do in many cases.
I know the client can export a csv or iif file for Customers, but this does not include the ListID.
Is there anyway to get the ListID field with the Customer list from the QuickBooks interface without having to use QB SDK?
Rick
There is no way to get the ListIDs without the use of some sort of SDK program.
Anyone know how to move a live Quickbooks Online company to the Test site?
I think the address for the test site is:
https://qbo.idnbeta.quickbooks.com/
So it seems that there is no way to effectivly do this. One has to download the CSV backup from their production QBOE system and import it to a 'local' desktop installation of QB, then import THAT company when creating the idnBeta QuickBooks Online Edition company.
Bah.