We are using Consolibyte library to sync data of "customer","item" and "invoice" between QuickBooks Desktop and MySQL.
As per our investigation, Customers fields mentioned in following screenshot are not found in database.
Can you please confirm that Consolibyte does not sync these field?
Second question is that we want to sync data of multiple companies with MySQL. Does Consolibyte create separate database for each company or single database can be used to sync data of multiple companies?
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The 3rd party web application is processing some information from the Microsoft Dynamics Nav database on Azure SQL. To access the table, the external table is created as a bridge from another database (also on Azure SQL).
Because of the performance reasons, the interesting part of the Nav table is to be mirrored to the 3rd party database -- using the custom data pump.
The problem is that the table ([...$Sales price]) has a composed key and not all of its parts is to be mirrored. The good news is that no record should be removed from the table (only INSERT and UPDATE operations). Another good news is that the new $systemId field was added as the unique key within the table. To combine it with the timestamp field...
If the records in the source table are not to be deleted, is it correct to mirror the data based on the timestamp field--to find newly inserted or updated records--and on the $systemId field--to recognize whether it is the UPDATE of the existing record, or INSERT of the new record?
A Sql Server DB in Azure seems inefficient and expensive if the chat messages blow up my db with lots of data when users chat with each other.
Is there a better Azure solution where I can still save data associated with the message (ex. from id, to id, timestamp, etc).
Being unfamiliar with Document DB and Azure Tables, what's the difference and would one of these be a good solution? Or is there a better solution? Maybe Sql Azure Federations?
Currently I use a blob for storing images, but that doesn't seem like a good solution for chat messages.
Azure Tables are nice and cheap. It'll allow you to search by partition and ID within partition - everything else is not indexed and can't be searched through easily. If you only need to get your chats retrieved by user/date - that can work nicely.
Cosmos DB is a lot more flexible than Azure Tables but a lot more expensive with a lot more hidden costs - like performance as a cost. And having to pay per collection, even if you don't use it.
I am developing one chat application but some confuse regarding database. I have no idea about how to expand core data module that provided by XMPPFramework(iOS) and in application i need some database changes like message count etc.. so realm database is good option store my all message, rooster ,groups and other chat related setting ?
Current scenario
Used default database that provided by XMPPFramework
Do't find any solution for how to extend XMPPFramework database.
Dev Tools
ejabberd server used in backend.
Xcode 8.3.3(Swift 3.0)
let me know your good suggestion regarding database and other points.
I am new to blackberry, i am doing application in eclipse,i got an situation, how to insert values into the database when entering the data in the login form which contain 2 fields username and password in blackberry applications, please provide solution.
It's quite difficult to understand what are you asking here.
Do you want to add login form data to a local (mobile) database? Or you want to add it to a centralized (to all applications) server?
In the former case, you need to use BlackBerry APIs to create and populate databases using Persistent Object Store (which is always available for BlackBerry Apps) or use any other database you can separately install in BlackBerry. Also consider using SQLite (integrated with BlackBerry OS 5 or superior).
In the latter case, you need to send login data through HTTP (or any other TCP based protocol) and once data is on you application server, you can insert it on any database it supports: MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle, SQLServer, Sybase, you name it.
http://docs.blackberry.com/en/developers/deliverables/8673/JDE_5.0_SQLiteGuide.pdf
DataStorage concept comes here.For this first of all learn how data can be inserted to a database table..The above link is a guide which helps you to learn everything about how table can be created,stored retrieved.
Store the data you entered in a variable viz.username,password using persistent storage..
Use these variable names in the Insertion syntax..
I have a website which useses a mysql database for its whole operation . But for a new requirement i need to query a external oracle database( used by other component) and compile a list of items and display in a page in the website. How is it possible to connect to a external database just for rendering a single page.
And is it possible to cache the queried result for say 1 month before invalidating the cache and get the updated list of items. i dont want query the external oracle db for each request.
Why not a monthly job that just copies the data from the Oracle database into the MySQL database ?
As stated by Myers, a simple solution is to accept a data feed. For example, a cron job could pull data from the Oracle database at defined intervals, say daily or weekly, and then insert the data into your web application's local MySQL database. The whole process could be essentially transparent to your web application. The caching interval, or how long you go between feeds, would be up to you.
I'll also point out that this could be an opportunity for an API that would more readily support sharing of data between applications. This would, of course, be more work than a simple data feed, but has the possibility of being more useful to more people.