I have running SpagoBI Server with birt reports and Talend jobs.
Is it possible to edit data in data source (database) from SpagoBI Server?
No, unfortunately SpagoBI 5.x does not support editing data from a data source or dataset. Depending on the use case , there are other options for presenting an interface for create, update, and delete options on data.
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I wish to use MongoDB as source and target, and perform ETL using Informatica PowerCenter 9.1.
I currently use Oracle 11g as the primary database and wish to migrate to MongoDB to see if MongoDB could be a better database. I also have MongoDB as the database for a few UI tools and wish to migrate the data to Oracle for reporting needs.
I have fair knowledge of Informatica. I would like to use MongoDB as a source and target.
Is this possible and if someone could guide me with some information.
It should be possible as long as you can create the sources in Mapping Designer => Source Analyzer, Sources top-bar menu. I'm not sure if you can access it by ODBC defined on your client machine, or if you need a dedicated connector that should be listed in the menu I've mentioned.
Once you import the source (and target respectively, in Target Designer), you should be able to create a copy of your mapping and replace the source and target with the new ones. Then you just need to create a workflow and set proper connections using server-defined ones.
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Yes, it is possible to use SpagoBI server without using Cubes. Many different reporting engines plug into SpagoBI. I'm primarily using BIRT reports in SpagoBI, using a traditional RDMS model.
Look at the following list for the list of supported analytic engines, aside from the OLAP category.
http://www.spagoworld.org/xwiki/bin/view/SpagoBI/AnalyticalEngines
See here for the docs on settings up a Data Source in SpagoBI
http://wiki.spagobi.org/xwiki/bin/view/spagobi_server/Data+Source
See these two screenshots for how to the the Data Source settings for a JTDS Microsoft SQL Server JDBC Connection. You can set it up via JNDI, as well.
SpagoBI Data Source menu : http://www.davidbharrison.com/?p=138
SpagoBI JTDS MSSql JDBC Data source settings: http://www.davidbharrison.com/?p=137
Remember to copy the jtds (or MS Equivalent) JDBC jar into your app server's library folder, SpagoBI libs, or class path. Be sure to test the data source and then save it. You'll have to restart the app server or app after that.
I've created a new profile from database by adding in rules_profiles table.
It is reflecting on the SonarQube UI
However, when I am adding rules to that profile by inserting records in active_rules table and restarting sonar.It is showing those number of records on the SonarQube UI
but clicking that does not show me proper data.
Do I need to add information to any other tables.
Pls help
I am using Sonarqube 4.4
You will not get any support on this.
Modifying the database is not the right way to add information to SonarQube or customize it. The DB is not an API, it's just an internal storage system for SonarQube.
So either you do it through the Web interface, or through the Web Service API. But not directly on the DB.
I am using Talend Open Studio for MDM and I have a requirement to do version control on customer records.
When using an Oracle database, I can use tOracleSCD to capture the changes. Likewise, for MySQL, I can use tMysqlSCD.
But in Talend Open Studio for MDM, the only supported database is H2 and so I am storing all master records in a H2 database.
In this case, how can I achieve version control as there is no component available in Talend
for H2 database?
The SCD components just set up triggers on the watched tables and provide an easy interface into reading the trigger output tables.
You could set the triggers up manually on the H2 database by recreating the database in MySQL and then using the MySQL SCD components to work out what it's doing and work out how to read the data back in and then recreate those steps with H2 components as part of a data integration task.
That said, Talend MDM has the concept of a journal which stores all of the changes made to a data record. The Talend Open Studio for MDM documentation has some more detailed information about how to view the journal. All changes made through the MDM interface should make an entry in the journal automatically.
I have a custom BIRT data source that uses the BIRT Open Data Access (ODA) API similar to the example described in chapter 20 of the book "Integrating and Extending BIRT". However, I've been unable to find any way to pass data set filters to my custom data source.
When I go to run a query in BIRT, it seems to be using the following sequence of events:
BIRT requests all data from my plugin.
BIRT then applies the filters to the resultset.
So if a user wants to generate a report on April 2013 sales, the BIRT data source plugin is pulling all sales data from the server to the client and then applying the filter to limit to April 2013.
I searched on this issue and came across a similar thread in the BIRT forums from 2009, in that thread, Lina Chan stated that:
I'm afraid the "Filters" defined in BIRT Data Set Editor is something
defined purely in the BIRT host, and are not visible to an ODA data
provider. In other words, the BIRT filters' processing is handled by the
BIRT data engine, and are not pushed down to an ODA runtime driver.
Based on that answer, I'm assuming that it is not possible to do this as of the BIRT version in 2009. Is that answer still correct with today's BIRT version?
Or is there another workaround? It seems odd that BIRT would build such a pluggable interface for data sources, but provide no mechanism to filter the data coming back from the data source.