I am using Aqua Studio to connect to my Sybase IQ database, for some reasons i am unable to view the SP in navigation window of Aqua Studio but i am able to get the SP description using system table SYS.SYSPROCEDURE. Now i also want to see the grants given on this SP. I tried to get this from some systems tables (like SYS.SYSCOLAUTH) but could not get anything.
Can anyone suggest something ?
Actually I can't understand exactly what grants do you need to find and what things you're unable to do in AquaData. But did you read this reference?
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I don't know why but I can not see the stored procedures appear when I connect the database to Tableau (I use MariaDB). I can only see the data tables.
Anyone has the same problems with me? I am a newbie so I am not sure if my description is clear or not.
Use the stored procedures.
I found that Tableau does not connect to stored processes and that one way around this is that when you connect to your server, you should use the initial query function. Once you log in, grab Custom SQL and for that script simply use
select * from #nameoftemptable
and Execute.
I need a simple and free program to monitor all transactions on a Firebird Server.
I'm creating a web API that needs to mimic a user creating a new order in a custom made program.
Since I haven't got access to the source code I guess my best chance to properly insert all the data is to use the existing stored procedures. I can see all the SP's on the Firebird server and the details but I haven't got a clue which ones to use and in what order.
So the plan would be to monitor the activities while creating an order.
Many thanks for the help!
Thank you Mark & Arioch for contributing.
After hours of failed experimenting with the included fbtrace.exe included in Firebird 2.5 installation i've decided to use "FB TraceManager" Trial version.
Found here: https://www.upscene.com/downloads/fbtm
I'm using Power BI against an OData V4 source I'm currently developing so the data source metadata is changing regularly. I've noticed that I've been bitten a few times by Power BI 'remembering' property names that no longer exist.
When I look at the data source metadata via a browser against the OData service itself, I see all the proper properties and navigation properties. But in Power BI, when I specify the same OData service resource (via 'Get Data'), pick an entity, when it goes into Power BI query editor it's referencing 'old' properties that no longer exist - hence Power BI blows up.
So it looks like the old metadata is being held on somehow. Is there anyway to reset what appears to be cached metadata?
Thanks!
Yes, Power PI Desktop. Sorry for the confusion. I turns out you need to go into 'Options and Settings' -> 'Data Source Settings', then delete all the OData URLS. That seemed to work.
'Refresh Preview' just reloads the data, not the metadata, it seems.
It sounds like you are referring to Power BI Desktop (not the Power BI web service)?
In the Edit Queries window, the Refresh Preview button should refresh the cached metadata.
I am using odata to query Dynamics CRM Online 2013. I am trying to track changes against particular entities. For example, I want to be able to see Old Values and New Values for Opportunities, as you would see in the Summary View. Auditing is enabled for the entities but the most I can see via odata is whether a field of an entity was changed or not, and when it was changed.
Q. If "Change Tracking" is enabled will that expose another odata entity that will give me those changed values?
I am pretty sure Audit entity data is not exposed via OData.
Please find the url for the actual usage of Change Tracking feature.
http://www.powerobjects.com/2015/10/26/change-tracking-in-dynamics-crm-2015/
Audit table is not consumable through Sdk calls.. neither odata nor soap.
On premise will allow to query using sql queries but still data is "," "~" separated.
On the other hand Change tracking is accessible through sdk call using RetrieveEntityChangesRequest message. Pls refer the link below.
But this is for primary usage of integration services to identify the modified records for upstream/downstream systems from last cycle.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn932130.aspx
Update: Reg Audit, we have some limited options though - https://yanivrdt.wordpress.com/2016/01/08/retrieving-audit-history-records-via-api/
New to TFS configuration/manipulation and looking to be pointed in the right direction thanks.
Our bug reports are often posted with minimal information and its often necessary to call the creator to get clarification. It would be beneficial if we could display the phone number alongside the creators name. Is it possible to pull this info out of the directory ?
I cannot think of a simple way of doing it, apart from writing code. I can think of these techniques:
pulling data from Active Directory and updating work items;
a custom control that query AD (via a REST web service) just in time
This latter can evolve to became a 2015 extension