How do i run a file of images in Informatica manually? My company has run several images in informatica with Abbyy that does data transformation, but however there were some images with text's, but texts were not produced.. Therefore, i am asked to run new images in Abbyy Informatica, to reproduce those errors, where some images did not produce texts. Please give me some guidance
I am still a student interning at the company..
If you are using the following plugin, please see the video.
Now, if by "How do i run a file of images in Informatica manually?" you mean that the problem you have is with executing the workflow for a given sest of image files, then you need to perform an indirect load. Please google that. This is mentioned in the video and it simply means that as a source you need to use a file that contains a list of files to be processed. And on the Session you need to set the Souce Qualifier property Source filetype to Indirect.
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How to upload multiple files in Oracle Apex 4.2, currently single file is getting uploaded.
In 4.2 there is no option like we can change the settings for selection of files to be multiple.
Please suggest any quick way to get this done.
As far as I can tell, there's no way to do that, unless you - before loading process - merge those files into one. For example, if those are Excel files, copy/paste contents from all files into one of them, and then load that "huge" file in a single loading session.
So I have scoured google for mention of anybody trying to use powershell to get information about files from a URL/URI but with no luck. I have found ways to get metadata of files from a local source but nothing for an image hosted on a website.
What I want to do:
I have a list of image URL's eg. www.website/images/img.jpg and want to grab the metadata without having to download the entire image. I would then store and export this info to a csv to look over later.
So far my code has been resigned to System.Net.Webclient.DownloadFile() and then operating on them locally. Is it possible to do this remotely?
I suppose you're referring to EXIF metadata. Those are embedded in the file, so unless the remote host provides an API that exposes this information you must download the file to be able to read the information.
Judging from what I gleaned from the standard the information is stored at the beginning of the file, so you could try to download just the first couple hundred bytes. However, the size of the EXIF header doesn't seem to be fixed, so you'll want to retrieve a large enough chunk. Also, standard EXIF parsers might not work on incomplete images, so you might need to write your own parser.
All in all I'd say downloading the entire file and extracting the information with standard tools is your best option.
I have downloaded this tool box PSOt from mathworks: http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/7506-particle-swarm-optimization-toolbox
but I cannot install it into my existing matlab (R2009b 7.9.0). The steps that I performed ar as follows:
File -> Set path -> Add with subfolders
[[choose the parent directory of the tollbox]]
save
but the toolbox didnot appear in my existing matlab toolbox. This is my first time installing an additional toolbox, so I don't know if I need anything else to do so.
Any help or suggestion is appreciated
I believe that a toolbox, is not much more than several individual functions.
To use these, you need to do the same as when you want to use other functions.
Download the functions
Make sure the functions are stored somewhere on your MATLAB path
Test whether they can be found
In this case the test could be done by something like:
edit foxhole
If you do not succeed, please give specific information on where it goes wrong, show the location of the file and show your path.
In a current project I have to generate an Excel report. I do have the the Excel file as a template which contains some static data along with some fields which contain parameter values.
On the bottom of the Excel file there should be a table which contains data from Dataset.
Now I am wondering if there is a way/ tool to generate the rdl file from the Excel file rather than creating it by myself (which would be very cumbersome...)
On the other hand is there a way to link static Excel content into the .rdl file?
You could use the excel spreadsheet as a data source for the report to pull the information in. But then it would need to be accessible from the report manager server if you're planning on deploying the report. So unless the information in the spreadsheet is going to change I think this will likely be more trouble than it is worth.
If it isn't necessary to deploy it to report manager then you could also try embedding the report in the excel file itself and use SSRS to update the dynamic content and you can just leave the static stuff already there. (Of course, depending on the complexity of what you're doing you could also just automate all of the dynamic stuff in Excel VBA code too.) I've personally never done this, but I've found a couple of blog posts detailing how it could possibly be pulled off. I think this is nifty enough I may have to try it if I ever get the chance. You can even use cell values in the spreadsheet and pass them as parameter values to the report.
I've found a post on embedding the report data as an image that refreshes from the report server. On the upside it seems simple to pull off, but the downside is that it is an image and the numbers won't be available to be individually selected only looked at. So it would be best for charts but not your data table.
Then there is this article which shows how to actually import the values into the spread sheet by pulling it in from SSRS in CSV format and using some VBA code to put it into the excel file. It is a more complicated solution but I think its a pretty cool idea, though I dunno how well it will work in practice.
Otherwise, I think you're stuck recreating the static information and formatting from the excel file in your report.
I'm trying to export a copy of the Explain Plan from Oracle SQL Developer 2.1.0.63
All I get out is a html file named what I specify, then a newly created folder in the same directory called "images", which is empty.
I've taken a squizz at the (cough)tabular(cough) HTML output, found there's half a dozen images specified, but I think there's CSS (style not specified inline, CSS not imported though) and Javascript (expand/contract areas) that I'm missing as well.
I've tried googling the names of the images that are most unique, but I can't find any other resource with this issue.
Is there a location online I can get these images/CSS/Javascript, OR is this a bug AND there is a fix somewhere OR am I just a noob?
The machine I'm using SQL Developer on has full admin rights, so it shouldn't be an issue of lack of create rights, especially in my own desktop/my documents UNLESS there's another place the images are stored in. I'm searching my HDD now, to see if I can find them anywhere...
If you look in the SQL Developer directory, there is a file oracle.sqldeveloper.worksheet.jar
Open that with IZArc (or WinZip or some equivalent) and under oracle/dbtools/worksheet/images
you'll find the ones you'll need.
I used the print-command, and printed to a PDF-Printer. That gave me exactly the whole explain plan output inside a PDF.
Have you considered creating an explain plan using plain old SQL?
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14211.pdf
I've recently hit this issue and created a small batch script (requires sed) to insert all required images directly into export plan html file as css resources. So you can share your plan and receiver will see normal images, not "broken image" icons.
https://anilech.blogspot.com/2016/05/how-to-keep-images-inside-oracle-sql.html
I know, this is very timely response :)