I would like to know if there's a way or some query to see the Change Documents out of a given Business Partner using SAP or SAP Webdynpro GUI. I've googled but tables such as CDHDR or CDPOS are not working for me. Any other thoughts?
You should check and enable (if they were disabled) the change document object BUPA_BUP in SCDO transaction, with the following values
Check this mini-guide: http://abapcadabra.com/index.php/cookies/541-change-documents
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I had created a custom table(entity) in dataverse of power app portal and added some dummy data. Table name is "TestTable" and created a column "TestColumn". I am trying to get data from this in powerapps portal using liquid query.
{{entities.cr3c9_testtable['ef5398fe-c68f-eb11-b1ac-000d3af25ac1'].cr3c9_testcolumn}}
I am able to get value in portal studio as shown below.
However, when I browse this site, it's not showing.
I tried to clear cache multiple times but having same result.
Please let me know if anyone has idea on this.
Thanks in advance.
Check if table/column name is correct. Since the column is named Test Column it should be something like cr3c9_TestColumn.
Also check if you have entity permissions for cr3c9_testtable with read access and assign appropriate web roles to that permission.
I linked a SharePoint list to an Access table to create a more functional UI. I created queries to show the information various groups would have to update, then forms for them to use to make updates. As far as I can tell, everything worked as expected while it was on my hard drive. When I uploaded it to SharePoint for general use, it started giving a "could not find field" error seemingly randomly when users would try to update certain records.
I use SharePoint 2016, Access 2016, and Windows 10.
What I've tried:
Comparing data types of Access/SharePoint fields
Refreshing the table link Recreating from scratch
Unchecking "Use the cache format that is compatible with Microsoft Access 2010 and later"
Making fields required in SharePoint also required in Access
Adding user info table due to created by/modified by fields (see below - not
sure if my relationships should be changed? Does the HistoricalData table need a relationship to UserInfo?)
Does anyone have any ideas as to what could be going wrong?
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I also posted a variation on this question here.
Go To
File --> Options --> Current Database --> Caching Web Service and
SharePoint tables ........
Uncheck the box next to “Use the cache format that is compatible
with Microsoft Access ........”
Hi I'm looking for help with the following issue:
In TFS on our SSRS report server whenever I run any of the out the box Sprint Burndown reports the report seems to run successfully but I get the following error in the bottom right hand corner:
Through some research I found that the issue was due to the field definitions in that particular Collection not matching the other collections that we have in TFS. Simple...
In order to determine which field definition in the collection was the issue I used the witadmin command listfields for all of my collections:
witadmin listfields /collection:Collection /n:Microsoft.VSTS.Common.ReviewedBy
This led me to find that the Synchronizes Identity Name Changes definition in the collection mentioned in the TF293000 error was set to a value of true, while it is false in all of my other collections. Issue Found! Should be easy from here...wrong.
The following command should solve my problem:
witadmin changefield /collection:Collection /n:Microsoft.VSTS.Common.ReviewedBy /syncnamechanges:false
*of course with the proper collection url subbed in for the word Collection
However when run and after I confirm that I want to make the change I get the following error:
TF401327: The operation is not supported. The feature is obselete.
I look the error up and it takes me to this page TFS Known Issue which tells me it's a known issue but was resolved in update 1 ... we have update 3.
I then attempted to simply edit the WIT .xml file and update the attribute for that WIT on that collection with false, but when I import the change to the server it tells me it has imported successfully however when I export it I see that the file has not changed.
I have also tried copying the the .xml file from the same WIT in another collection and uploading that to the offending collection and that will not work. I've never had an issue with uploading a WIT as we've made several changes to our TFS workflow before. I'm pretty stuck at this point and just wondering if anyone else has experienced this issue before, thanks!
According to the error info, seems there is a conflict in the TFS Data warehouse and this because 2 fields in different collection has different attributes in the data warehouse as it’s only one data warehouse. To avoid schema conflicts when you export and process data to the data warehouse databases, you must assign the same values to these attributes across all collections:
Field type (the value for this field cannot be changed for an
existing field).
Reporting type.
Reporting name.
What you have done is the correct operation, change/update the attribute for the field in one project collection to match the assignments that are made in other project collections.
You could try to narrow the issue, if this issue only happened on that specific field in the team project collection. All other work item filed working correctly? Also give a try with other collections, such as change the syncnamechanges=true, then set it back to syncnamechanges=false, to see if any issue occurs.
Run the command line on TFS sever machine instead of your develop machine. Clear TFS cahce. And if the filed is not use for reporting about those project collections, you could also try to mark it as non-reportable. More details please refer below links:
Resolve data warehouse schema conflicts
Change a reportable attribute for a work item field
Is it possible to use xml and html to create a chart or graph to include in an email notification from MSSQL Server?
Has anyone done this before? Any suggestions?
For example: A chart visually representing the amount of receiving hours required in the warehouse for the next couple weeks.
It can be tedious but this method works:
Export the data from T-SQL (probably as a JSON) or directly use the database from .Net application.
Now create a word template with some graphs (Line/Bar/Pie Chart or whatever) and bookmark it with some name 'my_chart'
Now include Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word & Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel references in your C# project. (Google it & see this also)
Now in your C# project access those Graphs in word file using bookmark name & populate it with Data from database. (See this)
It may take some time but if your requirement is worth it you can do this.
Also you don't need to study C#(it's very similar to Java) for this, just see interop C# syntax as you keep going BUT if you want see C# documentation for any reference.
Refer this tutorial also.
Day # 2 of SQL -
I am trying to run a function that I made yesterday, but SMSS is looking at the "Master" database and not my "Metrics" database so it won't run - it says "Invalid Object Name".
I know this is a simple question, but I'm not even sure what the correct term is. Do I need to change my "scope"? My "focus"? My "active database"? Not sure how to look this up on Google.
Add the line USE Metrics before your function call.
You can also change the database by using the dropdown list on the toolbar in the top left of Management Studio.
And of course, you can also fully qualify your call like this:
SELECT Metrics.dbo.splitstringcomma()
Adding USE YourDatabaseName at the start of all your scripts is a good habit to get into. That's my own preference.
On the SQL Editor Toolbar you have the option to change the available database.
HolTestDB in this example is the current database
Read more from: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms177264.aspx