Mapping was created by another user and fields in Source tables are visible for him. When I open the same Mapping in my Informatica, Source fields are not visible, look empty, but if I click on table I see fields (Port names) in grey. Can't drag and drop them to Application Source Qualifier.
User who sees fields in his Informatica on his computer, logged in on mine and also doesn't see fields of Source tables.
Where in Informatica settings I can change something to make source fields visible?
Informatica support team advised to send them logs of Windows activities https://kb.informatica.com/howto/6/Pages/1/154250.aspx. This didn't help.
What helped is re-installation of Windows, I installed Windows 10, Informatica works properly now, I can see sources.
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I use Wix Toolset v3.11 to generate an .msi installer for my Windows application.
How can I have a publisher name appear in the entry for my application in Settings -> Apps & features?
I noticed that some entries in that list include a publisher name underneath the app name:
I set <Product ... Manufacturer="My Company Name" ... in my .wxs file and I can see this is stored in the registry at HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\<guid>\Publisher.
But apparently that isn't enough to make the publisher appear in the list of programs. The apps that do show a publisher (Windows Store apps?) are stored in a different part of the registry.
From what I've noticed the publisher's name appears only for apps packages as an .APPX/.MSIX package. Not for those installed from an MSI/EXE setup.
The source of the APPX/MSIX package does not matter, I have packages installed from outside the store (sideloaded) which display the publisher's name correctly.
If you want to learn more about MSIX/APPX packages, check out this introduction guide I wrote.
I, too, wanted to list my name as the publisher of my applications in the Settings Apps & Features list. So, I went searching for how to do that and found your post on Stack Overflow. Then an idea struck so I tried it out, and what-da-ya-know … it worked! Not perfectly, but “good enough” for what I wanted to do. Perhaps good enough for you, and others, also.
In the “Uninstall” Registry key for my apps, I append a line-break character and my name to the “DisplayName” value. Like this:
Registry Entry
The line-break character can be a Line Feed (0A), Vertical Tab (0B), Form Feed (0C), or Carriage Return (0D). Any of them work (as does a CR+LF combination). I like the FF because it displays as an up arrow in RegEdit and text files (such as .reg scripts), which makes it easy to select, cut, copy, and paste.
This method does cause a blank link to appear in the Settings Apps & Features list:
Apps List
But I can live with that, and I suspect that the few users who actually notice the extra blank line won’t give it a second thought. Given how easy it is to add my “Publisher” name, it is an acceptable imperfection.
So I have a database file (name.db) on my desktop, as well as a project folder containing my program. I want to create a form to test my program, however I cant seem to get my contents from my database into the form, so I can't even test my code. I try to "connect a database" from the tools menu, but none of the options will allow me to connect my ".db" file.
Below are the images of what I'm trying to do, so you can get an idea.
The Form
The menu of different database options, none of which work
The code for the form
Files on the Desktop
The Problem is, that you never make any requests/queries to your database. Since your database could and most probably does contain mutliple tables you should run a corresponding sql query and then display the result. The following link should give you a good starting point how to integrate sqlite with c++.
I have a client application where we try to check files in and out from SharePoint for editing. I am using SharePoint's SOAP interfaces and some FrontPage interfaces to do this. It used to work fine under SharePoint 2007, but with 2010 I can't check out or check in a file if I have the file open for editing. I get a message like "FileXXX is locked for exclusive use by DOMAIN\user" when I examine the returned error message. I also cannot update any of the user defined SharePoint fields for a file/list if the file is open for editing.
My question is this: Is there a way to change the access/lock for an open file to make it non-exclusive temporarily and then restore it?
Note: Some of my data files are opened using windows file handles (flat files) and others are opened using windows structured storage (compound document files).
This may not work for Sharepoint specifically, but the ReOpenFile() API does what you want. I don't know of any other way to do this.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa365497(v=vs.85).aspx
I'm trying to managing iOS devices by OS X Lion Server on Mac Mini.
Now I need to create more than 100 user accounts in Server App. If there's any way to do this without creating each account one by one? Writing script?
http://manuals.info.apple.com/en_US/UserMgmt_v10.6.pdf
According to this document, the exported file of accounts is a XML file. But I find no where to create or edit this file in a efficient way.
If you are using Open Directory (which you probably should with that amount of users) one option is to use dscl which is probably a little easier to automate. There's a thread at Apple Discussions describing how to add users to a group.
Workgroup Manager (part of the Server Admin Tools package) can import tab-delimited text files with a little work. When you do the import, you'll need to tell it the file's format -- what the record and field delimiters are (generally newline and tab), then what data each field contains. See this video for an example of the process.
If you need to set attributes that aren't in the file, you can either select all of the imported accounts and set the attribute for all of them at once (the video shows doing this for the home directory location), or (if you think of it before doing the import) create a template account with the relevant settings, save it as a preset (there's a pop-up menu at the bottom of WGM's window), then select that preset in the import dialog box.
Try using Passenger http://macinmind.com/?area=app&app=passenger&pg=info
If you have more than 20 users you might want to buy it for $60 or do what I do and group them by 20 users and run it 5 times.
I would like to have a block in an Oracle 10g form that would show all of the PDF files in a particular folder on the user's C drive. The user should at least be able to double-click on the file to open it, and ideally be able to delete and rename the files, too.
The list of files should show the filename (obviously) as well as the size and date of the file.
The forms are running on a Solaris 10 server, accessed via Internet Explorer.
Any thoughts on how, or even if, that's possible?
You need to get WebUtil. It is a Free Forms add-in product specifically designed to solve the problem you are having. And a few other.