I have created a Workflow in CRM Dynamics 365 that it process Entries.
I have 2 entries.
to be process immediately (Done)
to be process at 10 pm. (I do not know to do it)
How can I set the process stage to process it at 10pm?
To overcome this, you have to use Power Automate (MS Flow) - it has options to run on schedules.
Unfortunately Classic WF cannot be configured to run on particular schedule, Microsoft recommending to move to Power Automate for better use cases. Read more
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I want to create multiple Workflows in Knime with a Oracle Database so that i have one big Database in the end with the customized tables i need. The final Knime Data i want to upload to PowerBI to create a kind of Reporting.
**Is it possible to automize the Workflow at a certain time?
Yes - there are two approaches:
KNIME server (cloud or on premise), which is a paid license. It allows you to schedule workflows to run at set times or intervals
Via batch command - see https://www.knime.com/faq#q12 for the details. If you go this way, it is easiest to set up a .bat or .sh file (depending on whether you are on Windows or Linux) to run the workflow, and then schedule it using either crontab -e on Linux of the Windows Task Scheduler
I have a Powershell script that is stored on the server. I then wrapped this script into a package in SCCM. I now have a custom task sequence and I was looking into variables such as SMSRebootMessage and SMSRebootTimeout but I couldn't get it to work. The machines that I'm targeting to test this are not part of any OS upgrade. They are on Windows 7. My goal is to:
Notify user there's an available software (via Software Center notification) | This usually shows up when deploying a TS to a collection so no assistance with this step.
The user's machine then reboots with no other actions.
After reboot the script/package run at Win PE or at startup.
Kindly show steps how I can perform this.
Thank you
We're running a chain of updates and installs via a Task Sequence, SCCM 2012 R2 and a mix of 7 and 10 labs. Some of the stations reported success in one deployment I made, others are reporting success in a deployment my coworker made (we were both testing at the same time and didn't communicate well enough).
While the machines have been removed from the deployment, Deployment Status still reports them in one deployment or the other. We'd like to remove the stations that Errored in one group, as they're reporting as Success in the other.
Is there any way to remove records from a Deployment Status for a collection in Monitoring?
I've been unsuccessful in my searches, won't be surprised if the answer is no, and sorry if this is a duplicate, I searched before asking.
It is possible to clear out status messages from sccm for a given period but not for specific systems that i know of. SCCM probably saves these in the database, You could try to delete them from there.
Our application which runs fine on previous versions of TS have a new "issue" when running on TS on Server 2008 R2.
A user logs in and starts the application. They're shown an installation dialog. If it's a new install/re-install you might expect this while the registry gets updated with new settings and "stuff" from the new installation.
After the user logs in, they can log out and back in with no issues. AS LONG AS.. No one else has started the program in the interim. AS soon as another user connects and starts the program (they get the installation dialogs as well..) the first user will now have to go thru the installation dialogs again..
The application is bastardized in VB6, with no real plans for "upgrade", although "re-write" has been bantered about a bit.. I'm currently looking for Registry "issues" for the Win2008 vs. Win2000 handling of UAC & registry..
Any ideas for things that are gonna bite me in my quest for VB6 perfection? :-) !!
Step 1 : Look at event viewer to get the Component ID causing the resilency trigger
Step 2 : Examine the MSI in Orca to know what the keyfile of that component is
Step 3: Mitigate ( depends a lot on what you find in step 2 )
Just please don't do crazy things that I've seen people do like disable the windows installer service or use MSIZap to make MSI 'forget' about the app. ( Ooops, suppose I shouldn't have told you that. JK )
We're running TFS 2010 on a dedicated machine. The SQL db is also running on the same machine so there is no external LAN/WAN access there.
When we check in/out or get anything from TFS - the initial connection and any connections after some inactivity from VS is extremely slow, sometimes up to 1 or 2 minutes. Once it does whatever it has to do, things start run fast and move along with no problems whatsoever.
What/where should i check to find this bottleneck, or whatever it is that's turning off after inactivity ?
I think that it is similar to SQL Server Reporting services. When it is inactive for some time (20 min?) the worker process fall asleep and wake up time is rather long.
SSRS 2008 - Long delay after a period if inactivity, How to Speed up MS SQL Server Reporting Services SSRS on First Run. There should be similar setting for TFS webservices.
I suspect it is the traditional ASP.NET wakeup pipeline that you are running into. If you want to try out setting a scheduled task that runs PingTFS.exe then it will keep the site loaded so that you don't see this initial hit each time the TFS web services have cooled down.
You can find PingTFS.exe available from Neno Loje here: https://msmvps.com/blogs/vstsblog/archive/2011/03/02/how-to-ping-tfs-to-see-if-it-s-up-and-running.aspx
If that doesn't help, then it's likely the hardware in the environment. You definitely don't want to have too few of resources for your TFS environment. Let us know if the first suggestion doesn't work out.