I am trying to populate the list of values in dashboard prompt with my SQL query , but i am getting failed to load error.
Since the column i want is not there in any subject area I have used the below query:
"select batch_number from EGI_IMPORT_BATCHES_VL"
Kindly help me to get the list of values populated
Query Used
Rrror message
That's simply not how OBI works. You work with models - metadata from the RPD. You do not work with SQL queries. It's an analytical platform, not SQL Developer with a GUI. You can't write physical SQL for prompts. The "SQL" you write there is LSQL - Logical Structured Query Language. Not the "Oracle Database Structured Query Language".
Edit: No, you can't shoehorn things into a prompt which are not in the subject area. A prompt is based on a specific subject area for a reason.
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Recently downloaded XAMPP on Windows and I would like to request a tutorial on how to navigate the program. I'm not sure how to open myPHP and test SQL Queries or create databases. Any help would be appreciated.
Welcome to XAMPP,
By now you should have the program installed in the location of your choice from the Apache friends website. I understand that it is quite difficult to get started on a new project utilizing unfamiliar tools, by the end of this short tutorial you can start building all sorts of ideas!
1. To start, open the application from the desktop. On windows, the opening screen will display as shown below. Click on "Start" for the Apache and MySQL modules.
Homepage of XAMPP
The port value will be 80 for Apache in most cases, this varies dependent on module type and other applications with respect to their assigned port numbers.
These can be viewed by navigating to "Netstat" which displays socket properties. Configurations can be completed under "Config" in the top right of the application and under "Service and Port Settings". Common issues to modules not working correctly is due to port error or overlapping and changing values will prevent this.
2. The status of the modules is portrayed in the panel below. In your preferred internet browser, type "http://localhost". The dashboard of Apache with given instructions will show when entered. Navigate to "PHPMyAdmin" at the top right of the webpage.
PHPMyAdmin
The critical step for this dashboard to be functional is to have the MySQL module running. On the left of the screen, databases are displayed when created.
3. Next, type "Create database test;" in the SQL tab queries text box. The console is displayed at the bottom of the page representing errors and program messages. Click the "Go" button. The "test" database will join the list of databases on the left side of the window.
This verifies that MySQL and Apache servers are functional on the local computer. URL's define locations for pages that are requested and identify webserver addresses. Apache is an application that provides access to these requested locations to the user.
4. A simple webpage can be generated by the user through XAMPP. Create a .txt file with its contents only including "<h1>StackOverFlow</h1>" and under this type "<p>I am learning, this is a test</p>". Save this file in the htdocs folder inside the xampp installation location as "StackOverFlow.html". Go to your browser and insert "http://localhost/StackOverFlow.html".
The process listed allows the browser URL to request the existing web server to obtain the page's contents "http://localhost/StackOverFlow.html"
5. Next, go back to step 3 where queries will be used to construct tables for relationships of entities and test values.
The test database was created previously and still exists. Keep the query tab open and edit the initial script to be "create database if not exists test;". Add the statement "drop database if exists test;". These steps permit the program to refresh the database and scripted queries each time the user clicks "Go" resulting in the removal of overlapping data.
Two tables will be created and their relationship can be expressed shortly. In the next step, a simple Company and Product association is used. Basic terms to know to write SQL queries:
SELECT -> extracts data from a database
UPDATE -> updates data in a database
DELETE -> deletes data from a database
INSERT INTO -> inserts new data into a database
CREATE DATABASE -> creates a new database
CREATE TABLE -> creates a new table
DROP TABLE -> deletes a table
VarChar -> Varying variable character of desired length
Char -> character of set length
Not Null -> term cannot be null
Date -> date term reference
Integer -> term must be an integer
Key -> uniquely identifies row(s) in a table
SQL Syntax
6. Insert "use test;" under the creation of the database query. Then structure the code in an organized fashion for easy reading for the user.
Add "create table Company(" and under insert "companyName varchar(40) not null primary key,", then "street varchar(40),". Also, "city varchar(40)," and "province char(2)," with "postalCode char(6));".
Add "create table Product(" and under insert "producedBy varchar(40) not null,", then "dateMade date not null,". Also, "productName varchar(40) not null);".
The Company and Product tables are now created with specific dimensions, ordering, and terms.
7. There are many types of relations within SQL that allow individuals to retrieve specific data, store, and construct relationships between many tables with set parameters through additional queries. This example is simple where producedBy references the companyName containing relevant data.
Position the following below both the table queries:
Test values for Company table
Test values for Product table
Select "Go" and this will create tables that can be viewed by clicking the database "test" on the left side.
Here, the statement INSERT INTO is used to input the data below into the table with the parameters created. Appropriate ordering of data from first to last must match with the corresponding table. Invalid inputs will result in the console returning an error. Selecting specific data from a larger database with numerous tables can be accessed by "SELECT * FROM TABLENAME", creating temporary relations and returning desired data. This concept can be further discussed in another tutorial. The interface is extremely useful and can be implemented within html websites to store, calculate, or retrieve data/user processes.
XAMPP is an exceptional tool to create and integrate into different areas of development, I would recommend taking a look at "https://www.w3schools.com/" to further learn SQL, HTML, and other skills to extend your range of capabilities.
Thank you for going through this tutorial! If you have any questions feel free to leave a comment.
"I am trying to build a manual entry using a visual fox-pro. my combo box has a different categories and i want to connect it in a different table. is this possible?"
Yes it is, of course, possible. Combobox have support for different type of data sources and one of them is SQL. You can write your SQL sentence as the RowSource and set RowSourceType to 3-SQL.
I am using codeigniter for my php project, but am not much experience in it. So, please help me.
I have two database. 1. Kalix2 2. Asterisk
In both the database I am having some table. I want to make a join on the tables from two different database. I have the below query, it's working fine in back-end, but I don't know how to implement it using Active record.
SELECT a.CompanyName, sum(ceil((b.billsec)/(c.Call_Limit*60))) as totalcall,
hour(b.calldate) as use_hour FROM Kalix2.ph_Companies a
INNER JOIN Asterisk.cdr b ON b.clid LIKE CONCAT('%', a.CompanyName, '%')
INNER JOIN Kalix2.ph_Plans c ON c.Comp_ID= a.Comp_ID
where date(b.calldate)>='2013-01-15' and date(b.calldate)<='2013-1-20'
and c.Plan_Type='Per_Call' and a.CompanyName='ABCD'
group by hour(b.calldate);
Please help me to convert this query into active record format.
You should be able to convert this to active record if you want but you will gain better performance by just converting this to Query Bindings. Common mistake is trying to run a query off of multiple classes:
$this->db1
$this->db2
This will not work because running $this->db1->get() because it is only aware of the data in db1 and not db2. Verbosely keep the database.table info in the joins, use only one db object, and use the profiler to debug the query generation and you should be good.
Connecting to Multiple Databases
Active Record Class and Joins
Debug the query using Profiler
I am trying to run some reports in TCR I imported from the 6.2.3-TIV-ITM_TMV-Agent-Reports-FP0001
Seeing that I get this error: UDA-SQL-0196 The table or view "KSY_SUMMARIZATION_CONFIG_DV" was not found in the dictionary.
I checked and the table is not in the database.
Seeing that regarding that table it says this:
The Summarization and Pruning configuration is shown in a specific query subject (Summarization and Pruning Configuration). The result is one row that represents the most recent entry in the KSY_SUMMARIZATION_CONFIG_DV view.
Maybe the WAREHOUS is lacking something? If the agents are running shouldn't there be a view named KSY_SUMMARIZATION_CONFIG_DV?
I don't seem to find other tables like: KLZ_CPU_HV, KLZ_CPU_DV, KLZ_CPU_WV, KLZ_CPU_MV,
KLZ_CPU_QV, KLZ_CPU_YV
Thanks for your help
You have to configure historical collection for the appropriate agent attribute groups for those tables to show up in your TDW. For instance create a historical collection for the "Linux CPU" attribute group to get the KLZ_CPU table. For tables ending in _D, _H, etc, configure hourly, daily, etc, summarization for those attribute groups.
Depending on collection intervals eventually the warehouse proxy agent will create the necessary tables.
I want to know if I can select data from multi-company in Morphex reports, for example: user wants to get report's data from CEU & CEE companies. I don't mean get the whole data from all companies, I mean to get data from specific multi-companies.
I can achieve this in SSRS reports by passing a multi-value parameter to DATAAREAID table's field.
It's seems I can achieve this by set Report's Cross-Company property and QueryRun to yes.
this.query.allowCrossCompany(true);
this.query.addCompanyRang("CEU");
this.query.addCompanyRang("CEE");
Here are some links for more details:
Cross-Company Reports in the AOT
Cross-Company X++ Code Basics