I want to know my current installs/Total installs at current time but some days of week my app installs are update daily basis and some days my app installs are not update daily basis like I observed Friday, Saturday Sunday and Monday my app install updates on daily basis and on other days my installs do not update on daily basis. And below there is small line written on a developer console that All statistics are calculated based on the PST/PDT timezone. Can anyone guide me what does that line mean and how this line relates to installs updating in Google Play Developer Console.....
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Dec 2022, the SSRS/PowerBI report server had a patch/update.
Since that time, I am no longer able to modify or create new subscriptions with the Schedule time of day or month.
If the subscriptions is not modified, it continues to work but unable to modify the time or distribution list on an NEW or Existing subscriptions if the schedule is based on Day or Month.
Subscription (new or modified) based on HOUR are able to save an execute.
Has anyone else experience this problem?
To save the subscription
This is a bug we informed Microsoft about in November and finally convinced their team that it was an issue earlier this month. We have a ticket number but apparently the only way to ask about it is to call. :smh:
The workaround is to use a Shared Schedule instead of a Report Specific Schedule.
The shared schedule needs to be set up before the subscription. Go to Site Settings by clicking on the Gear icon in the upper right. Then go to the Schedules page and click on New Schedule.
I have an MSI installer to submit it in the Partner Center or Microsoft store. I converted my MSI installer into MSIX package format using the MSIX packaging tool.
I had already an idea of how to publish my app in the MS store using this reference: https://www.advancedinstaller.com/msix-publish-microsoft-store.html
However, there's a question that comes to my mind. Once I published my application in the MS store and
What if I have new updates in my app, what are the steps how to do that?
I did some research most of the results have something to do with source code.
My preferred approach is to update the app without coding configurations.
The submission process is managed through the Microsoft Partner Center dashboard, which is a web portal that allows developers to publish applications, and manage the updates of the application to allow keeping the app up to date automatically.
Once you submit updates to a published application, the updated packages will be available on average about two hours after submission (though this can sometimes take longer, especially with larger packages). Price, screenshot, or description changes take on average 16 hours to go live. Customers will receive the updated package the next time their device looks for updates, if (automatic app updates) are turned on,
or when they trigger the update by proceeding to the Windows Store and choosing (Check for updates) on the downloads. By default, automatic updates are turned on in the Microsoft Store, so users will always use the latest version of your application.
References:
MSIX Auto Updates https://www.advancedinstaller.com/msix-auto-updates.html
Update a public app https://blogs.windows.com/windowsdeveloper/2016/05/13/publish-or-update-a-public-app-dev-center-tip-1/
Mandatory updates https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/uwp/packaging/self-install-package-updates#mandatory-package-updates
Upload app packages https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/uwp/publish/upload-app-packages
I'm having an issue with the Primeface's 6.0 calendar component: normally here in Brazil we apply DST adding 1h to or clocks in the month of October. Exceptionally this year the rule was different with the addition occuring only last November 4th. As you may confirm in Brazilian news pages, this caused many confusion with apps, many of which added the 1 hour days before the correct Nov 4th. One of this wrong dates was October 21.
This caused an issue with a web app I'm developing. It shows info taken from a database which is filled with data coming from many industry equipments. At Oct 21 00:00 till 01:00, these equipments correctly continued to send their data to the database which in turn filled the correct table with these time stamps. The problem occurs when, inside the webpage, one asks to view data from Oct 21 00:00 - 01:00: the calendar component wrongly returns this is an invalid date time value, clearly a manifestation of the DST situation whe had here in Brazil.
So the proper solution here would be to "teach" calendar the datetime between 00:00 till 01:00 of Oct 21 is actually valid date time and my question is how to do this. I red in websites this component is supposed to be filled with time zones informations retrieved from the local server/machine, but looking at the clock of the Windows Server the page is in, it correctly tells the DST +1h change was in Nov 4th. I also looked at java.util.TimeZone's Oracle Docs and couldn't find anything mentioning creating customized info about DST.
Oracle publishes time zone updates for Java via the TZUpdater utility, and also by updates to the JRE itself.
The Brazil change you mentioned was published with tzdata 2018c. From the chart linked above, that was released with JRE versions 10, 8u172, 7u181, and 6u191. You can simply update your JRE to one of those versions or newer, and you will have the correct time zone data. OR, you can run TZUpdater and keep your JRE on whatever version it is at.
Another option is to use ZIUpdater from Azul Systems, which works on both Oracle JRE, and OpenJDK, as well as other Java implementations.
We have a series of subscriptions on SSRS that email out reports in Excel format every 30 minutes. I have edited these via SQL Server Agent in Management Studio so the schedule only runs between certain times on weekdays only - as I don't believe this is possible via SSRS.
One particular subscription, a couple of times a day, reverts back to running once per week at 8:00 on Mondays. I then have to edit the schedule again. No errors occur and it does work for a few hours at a time.
I imagine it's related to me editing the schedule via the 'back-end' but all the other similar subscriptions where I have done the same work fine.
Can anybody suggest where I should be looking to investigate this? What other detail would be useful to help to resolve this issue?
I want to create a web app that allows me to set a schedule on my calendar. I know how to create an event and enter the date and time in the arguments. However I want it to be a GUI. I used dateBox(), but it automatically sets the time to midnight. How do I allow my assistant to go to the GUI and select date and time such as a listbox for the month, another listbox for day, another year, and a listbox for time with normal looking time frames such as 9:00am, 4:00pm for both start time and end time, and have it place the meeting on the calendar correctly? If I can just use something similar to the datebox for the date, and create a listbox for the time of day for the meeting that would be great, but the listbox for all of them would work too.
I know it would be easier for her to just go into the calendar and add it, but I want her to ask the client for a couple of dates and times that work for them, enter them in the gui web app, and it sends me an email with the dates and times, and I just confirm which date and time I want, and then it automatically schedules it on the calendar with the correct date and time.
thanks,
chris
If you still need to solve this problem, there is a nice example of a calendar application here
You can adapt it to your liking as necessary, but I think it will point you in the right direction.