I have a procedure that is having code for share/secure view in snowflake.
for that, I have created a reader account.
Statement for creating reader account
CREATE MANAGED ACCOUNT if not exists test_acc admin_name='developer123', admin_password='XYZ123temp', type=reader, COMMENT='';
This returns accountName and loginURL when created for 1st time otherwise return test_acc already existed.
I am looking for a statement/command in snowflake so that I can retrieve Locator/accountName for reader accounts.
Note:- Locator is unique 8 char varchar that gets generated for each reader account.
Have you tried "show managed accounts"? It lists the managed accounts created for your account:
https://docs.snowflake.com/en/sql-reference/sql/show-managed-accounts.html
It's also possible to list specific account(s) using LIKE:
show managed accounts like 'GOKHAN_READER';
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I have a small piece of golang that creates a bucket on s3, does a few things with it, and in the end, I want to delete that bucket that I created. But in the input parameters of DeleteBucket, it's mandatory to specify the account ID of the bucket owner.
I'm struggling to figure out programmatically the account ID used by my own program. I don't want to hardcode it nor to ask the user to specify it. I also tried to get the owner of the bucket with GetBucketAcl and friends, but all these also require the account ID.
Any advice on getting the account id?
I'm using the Dynamics connector in Azure Data Factory.
TLDR
Does this connector support loading child records which need a parent record key passed in? For example if I want to create a contact and attach it to a parent account, I upsert a record with a null contactid, a valid parentcustomerid GUID and set parentcustomeridtype to 1 (or 2) but I get an error.
Long Story
I'm successfully connecting to Dynamics 365 and extracting data (for example, the lead table) into a SQL Server table
To test that I can transfer data the other way, I am simply loading the data back from the lead table into the lead entity in Dynamics.
I'm getting this error:
Failure happened on 'Sink' side. ErrorCode=DynamicsMissingTargetForMultiTargetLookupField,'Type=Microsoft.DataTransfer.Common.Shared.HybridDeliveryException,Message=,Source=,''Type=Microsoft.DataTransfer.Common.Shared.HybridDeliveryException,Message=Cannot find the target column for multi-target lookup field: 'ownerid'.
As a test I removed ownerid from the list of source columns it loads OK.
This is obviously a foreign key value.
It raises two questions for me:
Specifically with regards to the error message: If I knew which lookup it needed to use, how can I specify which lookup table it should validate against? There's no settings in the ADF connector to allow me to do this.
This is obviously a foreign key value. If I only had the name (or business key) for this row, how can I easily lookup the foreign key value?
How is this normally done through other API's, i.e. the web API?
Is there an XRMToolbox addin that would help clarify?
I've also read some posts that imply that you can send pre-connected data in an XML document so perhaps that would help also.
EDIT 1
I realised that the lead.ownertypeid field in my source dataset is NULL (that's what was exported). It's also NULL if I browse it in various Xrmtoolbox tools. I tried hard coding it to systemuser (which is what it actually is in the owner table against the actual owner record) but I still get the same error.
I also notice there's a record with the same PK value in systemuser table
So the same record is in two tables, but how do I tell the dynamics connector which one to use? and why does it even care?
EDIT 2
I was getting a similar message for msauto_testdrive for customerid.
I excluded all records with customerid=null, and got the same error.
EDIT 2
This link appears to indicate that I need to set customeridtype to 1 (Account) or 2 (Contact). I did so, but still got the same error.
Also I believe I have the same issue as this guy.
Maybe the ADF connector suffers from the same problem.
At the time of writing, #Arun Vinoth was 100% correct. However shortly afterwards there was a documentation update (in response to a GitHub I raised) that explained how to do it.
I'll document how I did it here.
To populate a contact with against a parent account, you need the parent accounts GUID. Then you prepare a dataset like this:
SELECT
-- a NULL contactid means this is a new record
CAST(NULL as uniqueidentifier) as contactid,
-- the GUID of the parent account
CAST('A7070AE2-D7A6-EA11-A812-000D3A79983B' as uniqueidentifier) parentcustomerid,
-- customer id is an account
'account' [parentcustomerid#EntityReference],
'Joe' as firstname,
'Bloggs' lastname,
Now you can apply the normal automapping approach in ADF.
Now you can select from this dataset and load into contact. You can apply the usual automapping approach, this is: create datasets without schemas. Perform a copy activity without mapping columns
This is the ADF limitation with respect to CDS polymorphic lookups like Customer and Owner. Upvote this ADF idea
Workaround is to use two temporary source lookup fields (owner team and user in case of owner, account and contact in case of customer) and with parallel branch in a MS Flow to solve this issue. Read more, also you can download the Flow sample to use.
First, create two temporary lookup fields on the entity that you wish to import Customer lookup data into it, to both the Account and Contact entities respectively
Within your ADF pipeline flow, you will then need to map the GUID values for your Account and Contact fields to the respective lookup fields created above. The simplest way of doing this is to have two separate columns within your source dataset – one containing Account GUID’s to map and the other, Contact.
Then, finally, you can put together a Microsoft Flow that then performs the appropriate mapping from the temporary fields to the Customer lookup field. First, define the trigger point for when your affected Entity record is created (in this case, Contact) and add on some parallel branches to check for values in either of these two temporary lookup fields
Then, if either of these conditions is hit, set up an Update record task to perform a single field update, as indicated below if the ADF Account Lookup field has data within it
I wanna code a telegram bot, so when I gonna receive messages from a user I should know about last message he/she sent to me and in which step does he/she located. So I should store sessions of the user (I understood this when I searched) but I don't know what exactly should I do?
I know I need a table in a db that stores UserId, ChatId but I don't know these:
How to make a root for steps and store them in db (I mean how do I understand where the user is located now)
What are other columns that I need to store as a session?
How many messages should I store in the database? And do I need one row for each message?
If you just have to store session in your database you don't need to store messages. Maybe you could want to store also messages but it's not necessarily related.
Let's assume you have a "preferences" menu in your bot where the user can write his input. You ask for the name, age, gender etc.
How do your know when the user writes the input of it's about the name or the gender etc?
You save sessions in your db. When the bot receives the message you check in what session the user is in to run the right function.
An easy solution could be a sql database.
The primary key column is the telegram user ID ( you additionally can add a chat id column if it's intended to work both in private and group chats) and a "session" column TEXT where you log user steps. The session column can be NULL by default. If the bot expects the gender (because the user issued /gender command) you can update the column "session" with the word "gender" so when the message arrives you know how to handle it checking the gender column of that user id and as soon as you runned the right function, you update to NULL again the column "session".
you can create a db with these columns.
UserID, ChatID, State, Name, Age, Gender ...
on each incoming update you will check if user exists on you db then check the user's State and respond appropriately and update the state at the end.
I wrote a script (VBScript) to create/update CRM users based on an external MySQL database. Everything works great except for automatically setting the user's manager. In the MySQL database, each user has a unique ID and a reports_to field with the ID of his manager if any.
In the CRM, a custom field in the SystemUser table contains the unique user ID from the external table. This way, by looking at the external reports_to field I can link a CRM User to another. The worst part is that it actually works for some users, until it reaches one that brings an error: "The user is not in parent user's business hierarchy." Can someone explain me what this error is about ? I could not find any details or similar cases on the Internet.
I can manually set the Manager for this user in the CRM and it does not give me any error.
Here is my code:
Dim ManagerUser As New SystemUser
ManagerUser = GetUser("tld_id", clrint(User._reports_to), _serviceProxy)
If Not IsNothing(ManagerUser) Then
Dim ManagerId As Guid = ManagerUser.Id
Dim Manager = New SetParentSystemUserRequest
Manager.ParentId = ManagerId
Manager.UserId = _UserId
Manager.KeepChildUsers = True
_serviceProxy.Execute(Manager)
End If
Ok I found what it meant.
Some Business Units in the CRM are Parents from others. I was working with a DEV MySQL table (still test phase) that had unclean data. It resulted in some users having the wrong BU set.
Error was triggered when the manager belonged to a BU child from the user's one.
I'm working on a Razor project and need to integrate an existing User database into the SimpleMembership Provider DB Schema. This is done by specifying my existing User table and which columns are to be used by the SimpleMembership API for the Username and UserID.
WebSecurity.InitializeDatabaseConnection("DB_ConnStr", "User", "UserId", "Username", true);
In the process though, I am populating the webpages_Membership table with a new record for each User row in my existing database. This has gone fine and I have written some code to handle the inserts for each existing user.
During the insert, I use a dummy encrypted password token for simplicity and set the password to be the same for everyone. Then I need to run another script over the records to set the correct password for each user in the webpages_Membership table. This involves decrypting the current password from the existing User table, and then calling:
WebSecurity.ChangePassword( username, dummyPwd, newPwd)
on each user, passing the decrypted current password as the 'newPwd' parameter.
This works fine in 99% of the cases that it's called - for over 100,000 records. But it is failing in about 40 cases.
What reasons could cause this method to fail?
My first guess would be that the hash of the new password might be exceeding the 128 character limit.
When the ChangePassword call fails, can you catch the exception to get details behind the reason of the failure?