I'm trying to create Column in SharePoint through MuleSoft
In the SharePoint there is add column in that, there is choice in drop down, and I want to add one more choice in that drop down through MuleSoft AnyPoint Studio
Please Guide me.
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I am trying to get some Oracle databases to work in MSSQL AZURE.
We seem to have most things working except the ability to search on file attachments - eg word,PDF etc.
Oracle lets us index a column in a table that uses a filepath link.
In MSSQL a column in a table can be added using:
[filepointer] VARBINARY(MAX) FILESTREAM
and then an index can be setup so files can then be searched.
I'm trying to use the same oracle table with this extra column to do the search in AZURE
EG - select * from [TESTATTACHSRCH] where contains ([filepointer],'Text in File')
I managed to get this working in MSSQL with the Oracle table we had used with this extra special column.
I know at this point FILESTREAM is not supported on AZURE & dropping FILESTREAM is not an option due to the size of the files we are searching on which would add too much size to the database.
I am hoping if there was a way i could still achieve this on AZURE, even if existing AZURE cannot do this on its own & there was 3rd party software to do something similar.
Hopefully somebody has hit the same roadblock & could provide some advice
Thanks
The alternative would be moving the attachments to blobs and store them on Azure Storage. Then, you can setup an Azure Cognitive Search which can extract and index content from pdf,word, ppt, etc.
Just using SQL Server / Azure SQL Database I don't think it will work. You can find more information about what I've described in the following link:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/search/search-indexer-overview
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/search/search-howto-create-indexers?tabs=indexer-portal
Need to migrate data from Sql tables to SharePoint 2013 lists. The database size is approximately 80 GB and need to move the contents from Sql tables to SharePoint lists with same schema.
Just want to know if there is any tool available for this. Or do we need to create an application (probably in .net) to fetch data from Sql and write back to SharePoint lists.
Any suggestions.
Try to see this article:
How to: Create an External Content Type Based on a SQL Server Table
In addition, see CodePlex, if you will use SSIS to perform the exportSharePoint List Source and Destination in the Microsoft SQL Server Community Samples: Integration Services project on CodePlex.
Using current toolchain you may consider using this path:
Open Excel
Add a data connection to your SQL Server
Import all data you want to have as a SharePoint list - you got a sheet now
Save as *.xlsx file
Go to SharePoint 365, select "New List"
Choose "Import from Excel" in the "New" dialog
There appears a sheet preview where you can adjust column types (most likely needed)
Click "Next", give the list a name (you may need to remove the silly Guid attached to the generated name, apart from this the name is the table name)
Click "Create"
Done
For a single table with roughly 800 records it takes 2 mins approx.
I have just installed the intellij idea plugin DB Navigator to view Postgresql database and I am wondering whether I can show the values of the user-defined columns or not,plus is it possible to update/insert record by the gui tool not by writing sql statement?
You don't need that plugin to achieve what you want. Just use the basic database integration.
Open the Database view: View > Tool Windows > Database (or click on Database on the right ribbon), add your Postgres database, select your table and open the Table Editor (F4). Now you can add, delete and update entries without writing SQL.
May i ask if SQL Server 2008-present has the same feature of phpmyadmin seen in this photo?
Wherein the photo below the complaint_vehicle_type data shown was from another table?
or does sql server has the same insert gui feature?
I have created a Database in MS SQL and loaded the Database in my Server Explorer. In my MVC application, I wish to simply populate a single entity inside my database (Customer Name for example), does anyone know how I can send data to the database I have loaded? I can't seem to figure it out.
Any help will be highly appreciated.
If you're asking about how to insert data in Visual Studio itself, open Server Explorer, add a Data Connection to your database, expand the Tables node, right click on your table and select Show Table Data. This opens up a screen where you can add data.
If you only want to connect and populate one entity you should consider using Code First Entity Framework to drive your model using a plain C# class on the entity.
Scott Guthrie has a post on how to do that: Using EF Code First with an Existing Database, and Ralph Lavelle has a post that's more specific to MVC and includes migrations in the second part: Using Entity Framework Code First with an Existing Database (1/2) and Using Entity Framework Code First with an Existing Database (2/2).