I'm writing a QuickBooks 2013 integration service.
Synchronization works great, it's filtered by ModifiedDateRangeFilter.
But I need to create "Initial synchronization" which get records from QB by CreatedTime.
Is it possible to create query for Created Date Range?
No. This is not possible. See OSR for options available.
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In Team Foundation Server (TFS), currently I am able to query the work items (bugs, tasks) by #CurrentIterationPath and status (closed etc.). But I am in need of fetching all users who worked today and the number of hours they logged. Could anyone out there help please?
I am using tfs 2015.
CAVEAT what you ask is a bad practice and I always advise against. TFS is not a time entry tool: it is designed to support development team in being agile not to support accounting! If you need that there are tools that extend/integrate with TFS, designed for that purpose.
That said, there is no OOB report, query or API that will extract similar information.
A possibility is to use an Excel Pivot Table that reorder the export of a WIQL query. See here and here for Excel integration with TFS.
Another path is to write a SSRS custom report but I doubt it offers all data you asked for and it is a non trivial exercise IMHO.
I am new to Quickbooks and given task of integrating Quickbooks desktop and web application(c#) via webconnector.I have written Webservice and communicated between Quickbooks and web application throught qbfc and qbxml.My doubts are,
Whenever a record is updated/inserted say for eg.Customer data ,I need it to be updated automatically to my webapplication..Is that possible?
How will I know that record is updated/inserted ?
Can someone please help me out?
Whenever a record is updated/inserted say for eg.Customer data ,I need
it to be updated automatically to my webapplication..Is that possible?
Yes.
How will I know that record is updated/inserted ?
Query QuickBooks by the TimeModified timestamp. That will give you a list of objects that have changed since the given date/time.
If you simply need one way integration ie. Whenever a new customer is created in Quickbooks add it to your database, then you can either write a windows service or a scheduled exe that runs every x minutes and updates the data.
Lets say, in TFS 2013, age of a work item can be calculated by the number of days between Created Date and Resolved Date. I need to write such query in TFS portal and plot a chart against it. I know how to plot the chart but I have no idea how to write such query in portal as I see no way of doing this.
Any help?
No, you can't calculate one work item's age via using work item query. Instead, you need to first calculate work item age with reporting or TFS API, then create chart based on these available work item age data.
Also have a check on this link which discusses a similar issue: How to get the time between two TFS Work Item States in SSAS (or any other report)?
I require to get all "Bug" entities from a TFS Team Project, for a specific date, it means that entities atributes should have values they had the date I specify. Kind of all bugs snapshot for a specific day.
Is it posible to do via a TFS query?
Thanks for your attention.
Probably you can not do this via standart tools provided by TFS portal.
But there is TFS API for you. Look at WorkItemStore class. It has many methods including GetWorkItem(Int32, DateTime) Gets the previous state of a work item that is specified by ID and date. https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/microsoft.teamfoundation.workitemtracking.client.workitemstore.aspx
Is there a way to retrieve the contents of a Team Query using WIQL?
Background: I'm throwing together an RSS feed for new bugs entered into TFS. I could write a specific WIQL query for which work item types and states to include, but I'd rather just include the name of a team query - that way the team query name could be specified in the querystring of the RSS feed's URL, and you could use it to watch any set of work items. Handy, right? I'm just not sure whether WIQL can select items from a Team Query. Anybody done that before?
No, there is no way to refer to or access a Team Query from within WIQL. The queries are stored in a separate subsystem in TFS that the query engine can't access.
Although it's not RSS, you might want to take a look at the OData Service for Team Foundation Server 2010.