I am looking for a package for spatial panel data analysis (Econometrics). That does not use R!
XSMLE on STATA
Pysal on Python
Spatial-Panels on MATLAB
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Can any one tell me if I can use visio as an output for information stored in a database, so that I can select filters to render different content into visio objects? Or is there a microsoft product that can do this?
I am unable to find a product that appears to do this
Unless I have misunderstood, this the very basic of what Visio does.
It would take too long to explain all the possible options in detail, but in summary:
there are assistants in Visio that help you connect to a datasource (Access, Excel, ODBC, ...)
these assistants draw automatically the desired diagram. If the some special case is not covered, you can easily use some code - eg VBA - to draw the diagram by yourselves.
the diagrams are dynamic
you can see the data connected to a stage shape either in the custom data window, or you can add automatic labels - smart datagraphics
you can even export to the web to show the results in a web browser.
Some videos on youtube found very quickly:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TBSW6-r7AZ8&ab_channel=Microsoft365
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o6VMKo7_KgY&ab_channel=ComputerTutoring
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xfIPFiAxQcQ&ab_channel=FarazShaikh
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0FDq596M7KA&ab_channel=ITsEasyTraining1st
I can give you more detailed help here (file exchange is easier and great community): http://visguy.com/vgforum/index.php
Im currently writing to a SQLite db file using Serilog.Sinks.SqLite. This works fine however i would like to create custom columns in this db file. I have managed to Enrich the properties column with various enrichers (ProcessName, EnviromentName etc) but i need to conform to a specific column format.
I cant find any worthwhile documentation on this package. How would one go about creating these custom columns?
Alternative solution:
How can i configure the (much beter documented) MSSQL sink to write to an SQLite file?
Thanks in advance!
I need to change the default LKM File to Spark Knowledge Module in ODI 12c. Unfortunately, when I try to import it from /.../odi/sdk/xml-reference/component_kms/spark_python, nothing appears in the list of Knowledge Modules to import. Knowledge Modules do appear (though the wrong ones) when I look at /.../odi/sdk/xml-reference/.
Looking at the structure of the Spark KM XMLs, it appears different to the regular KMs.
Does anyone know if there is a way to import these modules to make it possible to copy/change them?
Components KM can not be imported / duplicated / modified / deleted. While the template-based KMs are just a template of code that you can edit and fine-tune, components KMs are based on java libraries and act more as black boxes. You can't create your own component KM. An editor for component KMs might be available in the future though.
If you really have to change something in the Spark KM, I guess your only solution is to create a new template-based KM for Spark.
Is there anyway to get a shared dataset to simply dump it's contents in an Atom or OData feed that can then be consumed somewhere else? In our scenario we want to build just the datasets and let users consume them from PowerPivot or elsewhere.
Thanks,
Brent
You might find this useful:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee240754.aspx
It does not look like SSRS can easily consume OData sources but that they are considering it.
http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/559570/ssrs-should-be-able-to-use-odata-as-a-data-source
In the following article Mattias suggests a workaround that might meet your needs by using the XML data source and embedding your OData query in the URL
http://mskold.blogspot.com/2011/05/tfs-odata-services-as-data-source.html
Does anyone know of a way to "extract" the formulas for all calculated members of a cube into some kind of flat, readable file? Alternatively, a less-painful method of getting an overview of the code than using Analysis Services' Cube Editor and clicking on each Calculated Member would be helpful. Yes, I'm new to MDX. Many thanks!
This is what "Registered User" was referring to - but it won't answer your question if I'm understanding it correctly.
olappivottableextend.codeplex.com/
Fortunately, if I understand your question correctly, there is a very simple solution. When you are using BIDS against your cube, on the "Calculated Members" tab, click on the 12th icon from the left which is "Script View" - I think this is what you are looking for.
ssas-info.com/images/fbfiles/images/calc_tab.jpg
Credit to ssas-info for the image (can't embed or post links because of my "reputation" - doesn't make sense, but ok).
If you are connecting to the OLAP cube via an Excel pivot table, then you can use the Olap Tools -> Convert to Formulas feature to expose the underlying cube formulas. I would recommend doing it for the smallest possible data because Excel will issue a large number of discovery requests to the OLAP server. Please note I don't have any calculated measures, so I couldn't test if it actually does this...