Permission denied: you do not have permission to select from "v_TimeTracking"
Hi all,
I'm trying to connect to a Quickbooks file from the Custom Reporting side and couldn't find a way of accessing the TimeTracking,Transaction table, (there is no accessible table in the QBReportAdmin Group)
I have tried to assign all the groups to user, but I can't make any ODBC User authorized to get into that group.
I am using QB 2015 Enterprise Trial.
I have attached screenshot of the issue and configuratation.
I did refer , https://intuitdeveloper.lc.intuit.com/questions/897999-custom-reporting-access-to-the-qbadvancedreportgroup,
But not sure about the solution, not clear what is available what is not.
If only reports are available by this odbc, which are those.
And is there any way i can access timetracking and transaction table.
FYI, I am able to access v_budget table but does not work for
v_class
v_customer
v_timetracking
v_transaction
(Not able to access almost all tables & views )
Refer : https://intuitdeveloper.lc.intuit.com/questions/1046054-permission-denied-you-do-not-have-permission-to-select-from-v_timetracking
These other tables are typically not available using the ODBC connection if it's not part of the QBReportAdminGroup. In 2014 and 2015 Intuit added a new 'feature' called Advanced Reporting, which is a separate application that connects and makes a copy of the QB data and allows you to do drag and drop reporting in their Advanced Reporting application. Intuit added a new ODBC user QBAdvancedReportingGroup which does have access to those tables, however we are not able to add that user to the ODBC user list.
I have not found a way around this limitation, and I don't think there will be a way around it until Intuit gives us access to those same tables, though I don't think that will happen.
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Whenever I query the Teams endpoint in Microsoft Graph:
GET https://graph.microsoft.com/beta/teams/{id}
I get the following error:
AccessDenied - Failed to execute Skype backend request GetThreadRequest.
The permissions are set according to the documentation. (Group.Read.All - delegated permission)
Querying https://graph.microsoft.com/beta/groups/{id} is working while with the same access token https://graph.microsoft.com/beta/teams/{id} isn't.
I tried it with my own application and in the Graph Explorer. Both ways didnt't work for me. However using Graph Explorer with the sample account is working. Is there maybe another permission needed which is not yet documented?
Currently it's a requirement that the person using the Graph APIs (and the PowerShell cmdlets that use them under the covers) must be a member of the team whose information they are trying to retrieve. This is the second-most popular ask for users of our cmdlets, and we are close to resolving it. We expect this to be fixed by the end of September 2018, with write APIs/commands coming a few weeks later than read APIs/commands.
Currently I am creating app that needs to store and pull data from database by multiple users.
Since I do not have much knowledge in database, MS Access, and MS Sharepoint, I would like to know if it is possible to use share point as database for my iOS application, which implemented in pure swift code.
Any one with knowledge in this field please help me by providing advice on if it works, and, if possible, how can I successfully implement this.
Thank you for all the helps.
I don’t see why this would not work. As long as the SharePoint tables follow the rules for Access, then you can place the ms-access application on each desktop. Anytime “any” user of that application updates or adds records, then all other users will “eventually” see the updates. So in this setup, the desktop users can in fact “run” the application “off line”. The instant such users get Wi-Fi or a connection (or always have one), then the data is synced in real time.
The above setup takes no coding and is part of the Access system which supports those SharePoint tables.
As for the iOS and that part of the application? Again, I see little problem since all of the abilities of SharePoint are available as a web service. So as long as your development platform supports standard web services, then your application can interact with that web service to retrieve and update rows of data in those SharePoint tables. As noted, the “sync” to the Access clients will thus reflect any updates to that data.
Since near every modern phone development system supports interaction with web services, then the phone software can do the same. You not have an ODBC like interface, but you can query the data (CAMEL).
The Access desktop client will also be interacting with the SharePoint tables via a web service, but from Access point of view the SharePoint tables (lists) look like any regular SQL like table. So standard VBA code and DAO reocrdsets are supported.
The web services for SharePoint are outlined here:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms479390(v=office.12).aspx
And this video shows how you can upload data to SharePoint from Access, and NOTE how the relational table ability of SharePoint is supported by Access. Once that data is uploaded, then Access supports updating of such data as if the data was a local table.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3wdjYIby_b0&list=PL27E956A1537FE1C5&index=2
You can use a single office 365 account at $6 per month for the above, and that single account supports 500 free users. So if you don’t have SharePoint (or don’t want to bother with SharePoint, a single office 365 account also offers these SharePoint services for that one stupid low price of $6 per month – and that account with work with the free Access runtime that that you can use to run the Access side for free on the desktop part of this application.
Is it possible to allow anonymous access to the tfs web portal?
Would be nice to be able to allow users who are not logged inn to access /tfs/DefaultCollection/ProjectName/_dashboards and also preferably the information in the Work tab.
Tried adding the Everyone group in the Access levels tab. In the security tab for the collection and on the security tab for the project and also on the collection on the TFS server aswell as enabling Anonymous authentication on the IIS server but not having any luck.
Still getting a prompt to log on when trying to navigate to the dashboard and if I cancel that I get this error:
Error
The page you are looking for is currently unavailable.
TF400813: Resource not available for anonymous access. Client authentication required.
More information about this error
TF400813: Resource not available for anonymous access. Client authentication required.
Is it possible to fix this?
No, TFS does not support anonymous access for now. Refer to the Q&A in this blog for details: https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/bharry/2015/02/23/vs-2015-ctp6-and-tfs-2015-ctp1-shipped-today/
bharry
#Karl, we don't currently have anonymous access in TFS 2015 but it's
been a hot topic lately. We're looking at how we could get it done
before too long.
I have not checked but do not think it is possible to day.
While you can go to IIS and enable Anonymous, TFS is designed in a way that each call to the server is tied to user previously authenticated.
I will not be surprised of a change in the future, because it is a limit for the service offered in VSTS; in fact you can only have private projects in today's VSTS. If this limitation is lifted in VSTS, we will get it for free in TFS.
How can we get a list of start addresses added in a Sharepoint content source programatically ? The code which need to achieve this will be running on different server than where sharepoint is installed so i am looking for a solution where we can query sharepoint database to get this list.
Never query the sharepoint database directly. Even a simple select statement an cause a read lock, potentially creating havoc in your farm.
By using the database directly you are NO LONGER SUPPORTED, meaning that if it does go belly up and you call microsoft for support, they'll send someone from consulting ($$$$) or ask you to go back to the last known good configuration (i.e. a backup of your sharepoint databases from before the point you started accessing the database directly...)
Create a web service that uses the sharepoint object model to get this list, then deploy it to the sharepoint machine, then have your external app use that service.
I hate to re-invent the wheel so I'm looking for an existing solution to create a simple authentication system for my application. I've experimented for a while with using CardSpace or OpenID inside the application but I can't convince management that these would be working solutions.
Of course, I could just build a simple login dialog where username, domain and (hashed) password is stored inside a database table and I've done such a thing many times already. I hate this solution since I feel it's just a weak option. And I don't want to spend too much time trying to make the whole logon system as secure as possible, especially since I suspect that there should be existing solutions for this.
So, next to OpenID/OpenAuth and CardSpace, are there any other Authentication solutions that can be used from a Delphi/WIN32 application?
Right now, the application will be used by many customers. Most are single-user environments, although it's likely that some of those will start to have two to 5 users once this authentication system is added. But we want to support a customer who needs to allow about 500 different users on the same application. These are spread over about 100 offices but they all connect to the same SQL Server database. (MS Access right now, but we're making it possible for this user to use SQL Server instead.) To make matters even more interesting, the customer uses Citrix to centralize the user systems and the application has straight access to the SQL Server database. It's not an ideal setup but then again, the customer isn't really paying for this. We're just setting up a test environment. A proof-of-concept which the customer will test for us. Flaws will be solved later on. But right now I need quick solutions and one of them is a practical authentication system where I don't have to write a lot of code.
Have you considered using SQL Server authentication and not allowing authentication for those using an Access Database?
If you use the new SQL Server Native Client and SQL Server 2005 you can have passwords expire and change them from your client application. All of the tools to create and manage user accounts are built into SQL Server Management Studio. And if you decide later to support Windows Authentication you just need to modify your connection string.
We have a system where users on the network use Windows Authentication so they don't need to worry about another user name and password. For users that access the system via a VPN and non-domain joined machines they use SQL Authentication.
Here is the MSDN Page that talks about dealing with passwords programmatically in SQL Server 2005
You do need to make sure that SQL Server Native Client is installed, but that is simple compared to the rest of ADO.
I would suggest then
Delphi - since you are using Delphi :)
Open source - since you need to be able to figure out what is wrong if there is a problem, you probably want it cheap.
So, here are some solutions:
http://www.torry.net/pages.php?id=313
CoWindowsAccount v.1.0
SSecurity v.1.2.1.3
http://free-password-manager-plus.software.informer.com/1.6/
It might work for your purposes, but why not ask Windows for the current domain and user name, and use them as unique IDs. Windows has already done the authentication, and it saves the users making up new passwords or anything. I've used this to good effect. I also made it optional to include the machine name in the ID, so that the same user on different computers would also be unique.