how do I update a thunkable data viewer value with an integer? it seems like it only accepts a string.
This does not work
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I'm trying to change a field's default property in SNOW. Here in incidents we've a field Assigned to and it accepts some default values. But instead of that I want it to accept any values (Integer, String, Special characters etc). In my SNOW Form lay out tried the below.
Created a new String field, Named it as Assigned to Label and name as assigned_to and saved it and it ended up as shown below.
and when I added some random text in this field, it gave me the below error.
please let me know on how can I change this field to accept any string as Input.
Thanks
You are referencing the sys_user table on the form field Assigned to. You need to provide the value for the Assigned to field the sys_id from the User record.
Providing it with any text will result in an invalid reference since it is looking for the unique sys_id on the user table.
I can't see any difference if I set this variable or not.
I need some basic example
if this variable is set:
protected $dateFormat = "d.m.Y H:i";
What difference does it make???
P.S. I have already read about in Docu but it's not clear where is this date format actually used??
https://laravel.com/docs/5.5/eloquent-mutators#date-mutators
Update
Using jQuery datetimepicker localized so the date that gets saved is in this format: "25.09.2017 08:04"
changed the column data type in migration from timestamp to dateTime.
changed timezone in config/app.php to: 'timezone' => 'Europe/Berlin',
set the variable to:
protected $dateFormat = "d.m.Y H:i";
And I get an error on form submit:
and if I the variable is NOT set
I get this error:
TL;DR: Your $dateFormat is used to both parse incoming post data, and format data sent to your database. This means that, without any other code (read: setter that overrides this), your UI must use the same datetime format as your database.
The $dateFormat is used by HasAttributes::asDateTime to parse incoming strings into Carbon objects. This method is used in many places to handle automatic casting of the attributes into proper data types. This includes both the $casts array and the $dates array.
One common invocation is via Model::fill(...) > HasAttributes::setAttribute(...) > HasAttributes::fromDateTime(...). Note that Model::__set(...) also calls into HasAttributes::setAttribute(...). This means that the $dateFormat is used to parse incoming string values from [presumed] form posts when you use mass-assignment/fillable, or when you set attributes directly using $model->myField = ...;. You're expected to set the format to what the browsers are posting so the values can be properly parsed into Carbon objects.
The Carbon objects are then serialised back into strings in HasAttributes::fromDateTime(...) which means that Laravel handles your datetime values as strings, which surprised me when researching this. This means that your $attributes array contains string representation of your datetime values, and these string values are sent to the database.
This means that $dateFormat needs to produce a string value supported by your database.
Keep in mind that this is the format of the datetime value when submitted, not shown. The datetime-local html5 datatype, for example, will use the local locale when formatting the datetime, but will always post the value in a specified format.
One thing to note is that the displayed date format differs from the actual value — the displayed date format will be chosen based on the set locale of the user's operating system, whereas the date value is always formatted yyyy-MM-ddThh:mm.
Source: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/input/datetime-local
That is the format how it is saved in the database.
I am working on some functionality and I want to get value of some fields whose type like OptionSet, Status, State etc. When I am trying to get value of it, I am getting value in numbers like 0 and 1.
i.e. https://xxxxxx.crm.dynamics.com/xrmservices/2011/OrganizationData.svc/InvoiceSet
When I fire above query and get data, data of OptionSet types is in numbers where actual data is different. Same way when I try to get Status Code whose type is Status, it returns value like 0 and 1. The actual value is "Active".
Can anybody suggest me how to get value of this such fields?
Just FYI. 0, 1 and other integers are real values. Active, Inactive and other - are labels. If you want to get labels along with int values you will have to switch to SOAP and use FormattedValues collection that will contain label of correspond field or to WebApi - http://himbap.com/blog/?p=2077
I have a simple form that gets used to enter information into a table. I want to use a validation rule on the form so that information gets entered correctly. I have a datetime object that must be filled out in a non-traditional form so I just want to check the length and make sure it is equal to 16. I have the following in the form which does not work
=Len([DISCHARGE DATETIME])=16
But when I put the same rule in the table and not in the form it works just fine, any ideas?
Dates should be stored in date data types. In a lot of DBs the date data type is numeric. In MS Access it is a decimal, the integer portion is a date and the decimal a time. It is not difficult to create a query that uses the Format function to modify output to suit an application.
SELECT Format(ThisDate,"yyyy-mm-dd hh:nn:ss") FROM ThisTable
Parameter Value (It’s Unique Name) = [Company].[Company Hierarchy].&[10]
Parameter Label (It’s Name) = HQ
I want to type in “HQ” and generate report for “[Company].[Company Hierarchy].&[10]”
So, basically, I want to TYPE in label text and transform that somehow so ssrs would generate report for it’s value that matches MDX format [dim].[hierarchy].&[member]
It's kind of hard to explain but how would I go about setting up the parameter and how would I use that parameter for datasets?
Thank you
It is possible to use NameColumn in SSAS.
If you properly set up your Company dimension, you will be able to reach your dimension via its name and not via its key.
[Company].[Company Hierarchy].&[10] (that's the way you get the dimension with the key 10. The key 10 is unique, returning only one member)
[Company].[Company Hierarchy].[HQ] (that's the way you get the dimension with its name. [HQ] in this example might not be unique. Notice that I don't use & this time.)