The config api within Trac is a pretty straight forward way of storing and loading settings from the config file. However, I haven't yet found a method to delete a line, or to delete all lines from a category that have no value assigned. So far I can only set the values to False or an empty string to deactivate them.
What I want to do is remove all values from my plugin's category that were set manually in the file and are not accepted by my script, or were set to False or no value by the script. In both ways, the whole line should be removed from the config so that it doesn't contain a lot of lines that look like this:
some_setting =
Edit
I just found out that I can assign None as value, which comments the setting, and the next time Trac writes to the config file it removes the commented line. This is a possible workaround, but I'm still interested in whether a direct method exists.
You can use Configuration.remove(...). Within a Component class call self.config.remove('section', 'key').
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I'm getting this exception when trying to ->write() a DataObject called 'ModelSheet', it says the name should be Models\ModelSheet instead of ModelSheet only (i am under the same namespace (Models) and even try with an use statement)
Hi Guilherme and welcome to stackoverflow,
it seems that the ClassName saved to your database record does not match your PHP classname.
When changing classnames (adding or changing a namespace is changing the classname), you need to update the database to reflect this changes, as the classname is saved in the DB, so Silverstripe knows which PHP-Object is related to the data record.
If you used Silverstripe's upgrader tool, you should have an .upgrade.yml in your module's directory (e.g. in app or mysite). If not, you can add it manually (see e.g. https://github.com/wernerkrauss/silverstripe-onepage/blob/master/.upgrade.yml as a random example). The structure is like
mappings:
OldClassName: My\Namespace\NewClassname
After that all you need is to run dev/build/?flush and your database should be updated.
In Jitterbit Dataloader 10.37 I want to create CSV-files from Salesforce data but only if the query returns data.
I checked "do not create empty files" on the target type local file but it is still creating a csv just with the header but with no data. I do not want files created with no data in it. It is not an option to not have the header at all in the files - I will need it when there is data from the query.
Any suggestions? What am I missing?
I've seen this happen in situations where the write operation is after a couple of other operations. In that instance a header is written in the first operation, then another header is written in a second operation. The first row is read as the header, the second row (another header) is read as data, and written out.
I always add in a condition where I check if one of the fields equals its name. Something like this, to just skip those rows.
<trans>
if(Id=="Id",
false;,
true;
);
</trans>
The best way to do this is to send your output to a variable array. Then check the variable to see if data is present. So set your target to a global variable. Then add a script after that target and do your validation. To test your script use DEBUGBREAK(); to test and look at your variable content. That way you can see what is going into it.
Then make your condition statement.
if( Length($varailbe)>1,RunOperation("operation:myexport"),"novalue"):
Any help is much appreciated. I am trying to create an SSIS package to loop through files in the folder and get the Path + filename and finally execute the stored proc with parameter as path+filename. I am not sure how to get the path+filename and insert the into the Stored proc as parameter. I have attached the screenshot for your reference:
Looks like you have the right idea in general and the link #Speedbirt186 provided has some good details but it sounds like there are a couple of nuances that I thought I might point out in regards to flow and variables.
The foreach loop can assign the entire path or the file name or file name & extension to a variable. The latter will be the most help in your case if you don't want to add a script task to split the Filename from the path. If you start by adding 5 variables to your project it will make it a little easier. 1 will be the Source Directory Path, another the Destination (Archive) Directory Path, and then 1 to hold the File Name and Extension assigned by the for each loop. Then 2 additional dynamic variables that simply combine the source directory and file name to get the source full path and the destination with file name to get the destination full path.
Next make sure you set up your database and Excel file connections. In your Excel file connection after setting it up go to Expressions in the properties window and set the "Connection String" property to SourceFullPath. This will tell the connection to change the file path at every iteration of your loop.
Now you just need to setup your loop etc. Add the fore each loop container setting a directory, filter, and choose File Name and Extension.
Now in the expression box on the collection page set the directory property to be that of your Source Directory variable.
The last part of the Fore each loop is to set your variable mappings to store the file name in your variable. so go to that tab choose your file name variable and set index to 0.
At this point you can add your data flow and setup your import just like you would with a normal file (note your default value for your file name parameter should be to an actual file with the structure you will want to import).
After your data flow drop in your Execute SQL task and set it up how you need. here is an example of direct input and you can see an easy way to reference a parameter is simply a question mark (?).
Next in your sql task setup your parameter mapping by adding in the details you need such as:
Now you are on to your file task. Drop your file task and setup as you desire, but choose your destination and source full path variables to tell the task which file to move.
that's it your are done. there is 1 more thing to note though. The way you have your precedence set in the image you posted you show going from your data flow to your sql and to your file task simultaneously. If your stored procedure relies on your file you may want to put it after your sql task. You can always change the constraint options to "completion" if you want to move the file even if your stored proc fails.
What you want to do is to create a variable in your package, call it something like Filename. In the Edit window of the Foreach you can configure that variable to be set (on the Variable Mappings page- set index to 0).
To create a variable, you will need to have the Variables window showing. Use the View menu to show it if it's not currently open.
Then when calling your stored procedure you can pass the then current value of the variable as a parameter.
This link might help: https://www.simple-talk.com/sql/ssis/ssis-basics-introducing-the-foreach-loop-container/
Newbie question. I believe this is one of the most common errors. I found several of them on msdn forum itself but probably there are many ways on achieving this error? Please help.
I am trying to move and rename some images from one folder to another (and yes I have seen the blog by Rafael Salas and many others but none of them helps).
Like moving from \server1\images\123-456.jpg to \server2\images\123456.jpg
I am using a foreach.
Source variable is built dynamically. In the first iteration #imagePath = \server1\images\123-456.jpg ( i checked using messagebox.show)
I have defined #remoteImagePath = \server2\images\ (which never changes) and #revisedImageName = 123456.jpg (built dynamically in script task using string replace - also checked using messagebox.show)
In FileSystem Task, I am using SourceVariable as #imagePath and using Expressions to define Destination as in #[User::remoteImagePath] + "\" + #[User::revisedImageName]
Dont know for what reason, I am getting this error
Failed to lock variable "\server2\images\123456.jpg" for read access with error 0xC0010001 "The variable cannot be found. This occurs when an attempt is made to retrieve a variable from the Variables collection on a container during execution of the package, and the variable is not there. The variable name may have changed or the variable is not being created.".
Set the IsSourcePathVariable to True and set the SourceVariable to a SINGLE variable.
If you use the expression editor to set Source using multiple variables, or anything else apart from a SINGLE variable it will not work. If you want to concatenate hard-coded strings to variables, or multiple variables, do this by creating a new variable in the package, and use the Expressions tab in the variables tab to build the variable as a single variable.
I believe expressions editor needs syntax
#[User::remoteImagePath] + "\\" + #[User::revisedImageName]
How do you check to see if a file does not exist in SQL Server Integration Services 2005?
Is there a native SSIS component which will just do this for you?
I have checked for file existence this using the Script Task and then branch accordingly.
You can do something like
If System.IO.File.Exists("\\Server\Share\Folder\File.Ext") Then
Dts.TaskResult = Dts.Results.Success
Else
Dts.TaskResult = Dts.Results.Failure
End If
Although there are no native components for this, there are several third party components for SSIS that you can use for this purpose.
The File System Task in SSIS is basically for move, copy, delete, etc., but does not support file existence checks.
#Raj More gave a good solution. Another way that I have used before is to create a Foreach Loop Container that loops over the file system for a file spec. If you know the name of the file you want, then you can set the name in a variable and set the spec to equal the variable in the expression tab for the Foreach Loop Container. You could also just specify or a directory or a partial file name if you don't know the exact name but know the naming convention or know there will be no other files in the folder.
If you want to take a specific action based on whether or not there is a file, then you could create a variable with a default value of 0 and create a script task in the Foreach Loop Container that increments the variable. You could also just put the commands in the Foreach Loop Container that you want to execute if you want to execute it for the existence of each individual file. If you want to take an action based on the absence of the file, then you could restrict your precedence constraint after the Foreach Loop Container so that it is restricted on constraint and expression and make it check if the counter variable is > 0.
#Raj's solution could also be used to increment the variable. Instead of using an If Else to raise an error or success result, you could do this:
C#
if (System.IO.File.Exists("\\Server\Share\Folder\File.Ext"))
{ Dts.Variables["my_case_sensitive_variable_name"].Value = Dts.Variables["my_case_sensitive_variable_name"].Value + 1;
}
VB.NET
If System.IO.File.Exists("\\Server\Share\Folder\File.Ext") Then
Dts.Variables["my_case_sensitive_variable_name"].Value = Dts.Variables["my_case_sensitive_variable_name"].Value + 1
End If
The advantage of this approach is that the package may not need to fail in the absence of a file. You could also use a variable name if the file changes that you could define either as a variable in the package or just solely created in the script task. The only short-coming of #Raj's approach is that you have to know the file name you want to check.
Another possibility is to execute a File System Task to rename the file to its existing name or copy the file to its existing location. If the file doesn't exist, then you can route the error to an action. I don't recommend this solution, but I remember using it years ago in one instance where it actually made sense. But in that particular instance, I was actually copying it to a real location.
Good luck!