I backed up the database on Heroku,
and downloaded the file (dump file) locally.
heroku pg:backups capture --app $app_name$
heroku pg:backups:download -a $app_name$
Then, I would like to check the contents of the dump file using pgAdmin4.
After setting up pgAdmin, I get the "success" message,
but I don't know where I can see the data. Please let me know.
"Success message" here:
For reference, the procedure for setting up pgAdmin is as follows.
Database > schemas > public > tables, right-click on the table I have created.
The settings are as follows.
Thank you,
You are importing the data into the table, you just right click on the same table and select view/edit data option.
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I create server and link github code to heroku.
and I add table named 'Pedometer' to server and reflect this change to github.
Successfully It is committed to github and automatically deployed in heroku.
So when I see ~/graphql url and see schema, this new schema is created well.
I used tablePlus to see table of heroku so far.
But this Pedometer table doesn't appear.
And when I see _prisma_migrations (migration history), newly added code change is not shown.
Because finished_at date is not now (september), it just has July of past.
which process did I miss?
please help me.
I splitted the database, and then did some changes directly into backend. and then i tried to open front end, it failed to open and just asking for new/other files to open. what am i missing here ?
I gave up and opened my another backup access file and splitted it in frontend-backend. let say frontend name :DBstore7_fe and backend name:Dbstore7_be. link is ok and i can update data from front end. but i have to keep my old version of backend(Dbstore6_be) in the same folder. if i remove this old backend version, my frontend fails to open.
i tried another thing, i imported back all the tables to the front end, i.e - no more backend/linking. but still it is looking for Dbstore6_be. if this one there ....my database loads otherwise prompting for blank version.
You must run the "External Data", "Manage Linked Tables" wizard whenever you move or modify the backend file.
Because of the recent announcement of Parse.com's shutdown, I'm trying to move my data into a Mongolab instance. I've created the db, copied the url and changed the dbuser and dbpassword appropriately. Then I've entered the changed url into the Parse migration tool (located in Parse.com at app settings -> general -> migrate) and nothing seems to happen. I don't get any kind of verification or anything. Please help!
I'm getting the following error when attempting to run the MediaWiki installation, hosted on Heroku, and configured to connect to a Heroku Postgres database:
Tables creation failed. Make sure that the user "xyz" can write to the schema ""
How can I fix this?
Found the solution - just needed to put a value into the Schema field on the 'Database Connection' wizard page. Any short string value should do; I used: mediawiki.
I am working on a Spree application using Rails 3.2.3. My version of Spree is 1.1.0. I am running my Rails server in development mode on my home computer. I have entered mail settings in the Spree admin panel at localhost:3000/admin/mail_methods. I can see the place in the development log where I entered the mail settings, and when I turn the server on and off, the settings persist, so I know that they are stored somewhere. However, I cannot find where they are stored. I set my SMTP Mail Host to be "smtp.hello.com", and when I do the following command from the project root directory, I only see the line in my development log where the mail settings were entered: grep -r "smtp.hello.com" .
The reason I want to find these settings is because I want to find a way to set them without using the Admin Panel GUI. Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks.
They are stored in the sql database follow these steps
1st table is called spree_mail_methods note the id of the method that you want to set.
but the actual data is stored in spree_preferences table the following sql statement will get you what you want as that table has a lot of data in it.
select * from spree_preferences where key like 'spree/mail_method%';
Shame on spree for storing passwords in plain text!