I am attempting to run Optimized Hotspot Analysis on a polygon shapefile on ArcGIS Pro. I select the input feature, output feature, and input field, and everything else is automatically determined. It progresses fine (the details show that the hot spot analysis was completed) until the output feature class is being created. There is an error message that says "ERROR 000210: Cannot create output" and the analysis is cancelled.
I have tried selecting many different output feature classes (saving to different locations, using pre-existing empty shapefiles, and using the output feature class that is automatically set by ArcGIS) and nothing has worked.
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We are using Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services Version 15.0.1102.932 and Microsoft Power BI Report Server Version 15.0.1108.153.
Some of our reports have a Document Map. When we export to Excel we don't want the Document Map. In the DocumentMapLabel we have logic like this:
=IIF(Globals!RenderFormat.Name = "EXCELOPENXML",Nothing,Fields!PAGR_ID.Value)
This works great. However, we have found an issue when the Caching is set to use a cache that expires in X minutes or always run from a history snapshot (option 2 or 3). After you export to Excel then run the report again for the same parameters, the document map is gone.
It appears when you export, the server fetches the data again so it can render it in the desired output format and creates a new record in the SnapshotData table in ReportServerTempDB. I queried that table before running a report for the first time. Ran the report, queried again and saw a new SnapshotData record, as expected. I ran the report several times and noticed the table field TransientRefcount was increasing with each run. Nice to know we can look at that and see how many times a cache has been accessed. I then exported to Excel, queried the table and noticed a new record was created. When I ran the report again with the same parameters I saw that new records TransientRefcount increase instead of the previous SnapshotData record.
Since our report turns off the document map when exporting to Excel, this new SnapshotData record doesn't have the document map in it. Now when you run the report again with the same parameters, the document map is gone, because the server is grabbing the most recent cached data.
Has anyone encountered this and found a way to fix it? A different way to turn off the document map?
I tried creating two tables, one with the document map and one without where the visibility of the table with the document map was set to hide if the RenderFormat is Excel and the other table hides when it's NOT Excel. But that didn't work, the cached version only displays the version without the document map. Which makes sense since the most recent cached version doesn't have a document map and it can't turn something on that isn't there.
One thought I had was to set the Globals!RenderFormat.Name to "RDL" when the report first runs before any parameters are entered, but I can't figure out how to do that. Maybe with some code? I've not used code in a report before so don't know how to do that.
Any thoughts? Thanks very much!
In BusinessObjects webi, I want to merge two variables, one from the universe, one from an excel file.
Query CC data (universe): Site
Query Site mapping table (excel file): Phenix Mapping Key (Entity Name)
If I merge the two dimensions in the report, it works.
However, if I merge the two dimensions using intermediate variables, the "associated dimension" of the detail got lost when saving, closing and reopening the document (or when refreshing it).
When creating the variable, it works, the values in the table appears:
However, after saving, closing and reopening, the "associated dimension" disappears and there is a #datasync error in the table (which is normal with no associated dimension):
Is it a problem in my code? SAP bug?
Version of SAP: SAP BusinessObjects BI Platform 4.2 Support Pack 3 Patch 2
Version of webi: 14.2.3.2220
I have created a Custom Community Connector that currently has a schema with two attributes. A Metric: Budget Amount, and a Dimension: Budget Name. These are pulled from an API from another site. When linking this connector to a Data Studio project I am able to create a Pie Chart that displays all Budget names and amounts.
However, once I add a third attribute of any kind (ex. Metric: Budget Spent or Dimension: Company Name) the pie chart no longer shows and displays an error :
Script error message:
Script error cause: UNKNOWN
Script error stacktrace:
I have confirmed that data is flowing correctly by using logs within Apps Scripts and with the Table chart in Data Studio. The Table Chart is the only table that will show up but only when all possible Metrics and Dimensions are apart of it.
I am currently looking for anyway to debug this, solutions, or advice on where to go from here. I would like to expand the Schema, however I cannot continue if charts stop working when I add more attributes.
If more information or code is needed let me know and I will provide whatever is needed. Thank you for your time
The Debugging Guide should get you started with the debug. I recommend you use Stackdriver logging to log the request and response for each function. You can see an example of logging here.
I am working with an online game that allows editing of its code for testers and / or customers who want to mess around on a private level. The game is called Choice of Game: Rebels Uprising. It is a text based game where you build a character and the story/character change based on your decisions. I am trying to test different things and I am having trouble editing the stats which would allow me to easily control testing different options of play. I got this method from their approved forums and have used it on multiple games. However this one has been very tricky and refuses to work.
Once I open Storage Inspector, I normally can go right to local storage and select the data to change, and then refresh the page to enter the changes.
For this game, I have to go to session storage, select the only option there, then go back to local storage which then reveals the data I wish to change. Otherwise it is invisible. The following pops up and what I would like to change:
{"version":"12169","stats":{"fname":"Balin","lname":"de Brackii","orig_lname":"de Brackii","epithet":"","liebreaker":false,"openhanded":false,"eclect":false,"slur":"","shameveined":false,"filthborn":false,"childkiller":false,"alias":"","crest":"Great Elder Tree","wisard":"Theurge","wisardry":"Theurgy","wisardric":"Theurgic","aristo":true,"helot":false,"female":false,"male":true,"femalepref":true,"malepref":false,"acepref":false,"aropref":false,"kuria":"Captain","milady":"Captain","he":"he","him":"him","his":"his","hers":"his","woman":"man","girl":"boy","sister":"brother","daughter":"son","ruth":32,"skep":24,"natl":46,"ruthreal":32,"skepreal":24,"natlreal":54,"cha":"1","com":"0","int":"2","wealth":35,"loot":"0","followers":336,"kids":178,"nonkids":158,"dead":"0","kidsdead":"0","sa_foll":"12","sc_foll":"21","needfood":88,"foodstore":10,"mules":"4","sickmules":0,"freemules":4,"arms":10,"blood":4,"usedblood":"0","theurgy":"1","theu_spread":"0","theuknown":"0","religion":"0","literate":"10"
I tested by simply editing mules and freemules from 4 to 34. I then tried exiting tab and reopening and it, as well as just refreshing the page and both times I get this error:
JSON.parse: end of data after property value in object at line 1 column 1003 of the JSON data
I have even tried editing the temp one as well before closing/refreshing and this did the same thing.
Ideally, I would like to be able to change the wealth, the mules, the arms, and data like that. Please advise on how to correct/avoid this error. Thank you!
https://www.choiceofgames.com/rebels/#utm_medium=web&utm_source=ourgames
According to http://support.microsoft.com/kb/288902/en-us
You can attach to a specific instance
if you know the name of an open
document in that instance. For
example, if an instance of Excel is
running with an open workbook named
Book2, the following code attaches
successfully to that instance even if
it is not the earliest instance that
was launched:
Set xlApp = GetObject("Book2").Application
Th example works for Excel, mainly because the "Document Name" is nearly the same as the filename. I need to get this to work for Access.
I have users running multiple instances of different Access Applications (.ADP) and I need to get one with a specific name. I do NOT know the complete filepath, otherwise I could do a simple
Set app = GetObject("c:\my\app\myapp.adp", "Access.Application")
Currently, I go with calling
Set app = GetObject(, "Access.Application")
and check the returned Application.Name. If it's good, I use it to call some functions on it, if not it fails. I have heard about the Running Objects Table, but since I have to get the object inside a VBScript, it's a bit too much API-calls.
Bottom Line:
What is the correct "Document Name" of an Access ADP to use in the GetObject("Document Name") call and what type of object does it return?
Coming back to this question because #phoog posted an answer, it occurs to me that since Access can have only one database open at a time, you'd need to look at each instance of Access and check its CurrentDB.Name. Now, with an ADP, I don't know what you'd check instead, but perhaps it's CurrentProject.Path.
I don't believe any of that actually addresses the original question, which seems to want to find the instance with just the filename, but I don't think that even if that worked it would be a good idea. You could easily have independent Access apps that return the same application name and filename but are stored in different locations in the file system.
You probably want to read this: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/147816
Unfortunately, it looks like "Document Name" has to be the mdb file, so if you don't know the file path, you're not going to be able to use "Document Name".
In addition to the fact that Excel can have multiple documents per instance, Excel also prevents you from opening two documents with the same name, even if they are in different folders and you are opening them in different instances of Excel.
On the other hand (to address David-W-Fenton's comment), Access does allow you to open multiple instances of the same database (not to mention different databases with the same name), as long as you don't open any instance in exclusive mode.
This is further evidence that the way Excel registers its documents in the ROT is very different from the way Access does so.