I recently created my trial account on IBM cloud and I wanted to create Watson studio instance to learn about data. I selected the lite plan But I'm not able to create it and there's a message displayed which reads NO RESOURCE GROUP AVAILABLE and I thought of creating a resource group then it asked for an upgrade although I've chosen the lite plan. Someone help me out here's a screenshot of the message
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I have created WKS model in lite version of IBM Cloud.
I want to understand,if i will upgrade my account then can I reuse my model with paid subscription?
Please help
as I read the following document, you can upgrade Watson Knowledge Studio from Lite plan to paid plan (Standard, Premium) without any data losing including the machine learning model you created.
https://console.bluemix.net/docs/services/watson-knowledge-studio/upgrade.html#upgrade
Working on migrating documents out of the document library and into a different system and I want to export out of the SQL server the metadata associated with the documents into the new system.
I'm using SQL Management Studio and HIEDISQL to look and find these records but I cant find them anywhere via searching.
This is SQL server 2008 running Sharepoint 2010.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I have googled a lot for the last week and have not been able to come up with anything since Google is trying to be smarter than my "exact phrase" searches so its been pretty frustrating :(
I had this same issue, but ended up using the .Net Client Side Object Model. Pluralsight has some excellent training videos on this. I'm not certain but I think the actual storage structure for the metadata is in a varbinary or some other sort of blob field, so it might not even be feasible to access by direct query. Also, direct querying of the sharepoint database could void your support agreement with MS.
Hope this helps...
I'm just about to deploy my first LS2013 app (Desktop only). I have a dev and live SQL Db (external DB's only), so the connection string changes depending on which server I want to connect to
I'd ideally like a way for the user to be able to choose dev or live that set the connection string. i don't think that's possible. Regardless of that, i'd like to be able to indicate somewhere (ideally menu bar, but if not in a splash screen) the name of the SQL server they are connected to.
Anyone know how to get some details of the current connection in C#?
Thanks
Mark
You need to write a simple WCF RIA Service that returns a simple DTO with the environment data that you want. On the server you have access to 'WebConfigurationManager.ConnectionStrings' and plenty other information. The MSDN docs on this are here:
Guidelines for creating WCF RIA Service for LightSwitch
The latest version of LightSwitch included in VS2013 update 2 has support to dynamically change the connection string based on the user or any other criteria that you choose like a web.config setting.
Unfortunately this information is still undocumented and the LightSwitch team will do a blog post about this in the near future, so keep a look out on the LightSwitch MSDN website. You could also search the LightSwitch MSDN forum for the post where this new capability was announced in recent weeks.
It's a bit of a kludge but you could have a table in each database called, say, Configuration, with a couple of columns: AttributeName and AttributeValue.
Your dev table could have a row with SQLServerName and DevBox1
Your live table would have SQLServerName and LiveBox1
Then you can just create a query to pull back the AttributeValue when AttributeName = "SQLServerName".
I can't believe that I have not yet found the answer to this question.
All I want to know is where to start in terms of using SQL tools (queries or SSIS I assume) to query CRM online (2013) and bring data into a table.
Is this even possible?
I want to download data, then I want to transform then I want to put it back. I'm sure I can work out that once I know to start!!!
Many thanks, Warren
Unfortunately, CRM Online doesn't give you direct access to the database layer via SSMS.
There are some good samples in the CRM SDK that show how to retrieve data if you are up for writing some C#. This is their intro sample for how to connect to your CRM instance, gather some data, display it, and then update the entities. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh675400.aspx
Once you manage to connect to your CRM instance, you will have access to all of your CRM data objects.
What I can suggest you based on my experience is you can get Data From CRM Online to your SQL using SSIS and you can use SSIS Integration Toolkit for CRM for it.
I have created a developer account in salesforce. But now I need to create some logic that uses some custom objects that someone create in the company's salesforce.
Should I create a developer account in the company's salesforce?
Or should I replicate everything to my developer account?
Or...?
And how do I do it or where can I learn how to do it?
Note:
I need to use objects created in production environment .
You should get the custom objects installed in your developer edition.This can be done in many ways like using an unmanaged package which you can create in your company's salesforce.
Your company must be having a specific edition of salesforce like Enterprise,developer etc.there is no such thing like a developer edition account in a specific edition of salesforce.means you can not create a developer edition in enterprise.
to learn about unmanaged package http://wiki.developerforce.com/page/How_to_Create_and_Register_a_Package
HTH
Best way to achieve your goal is using the sandbox instance instead the developer edition.
Sandbox instance allows you to switch logic and changes between production and test.
Click setup|sandbox to create and manage your test environment.
Depending on your license the sandbox instance can has different limitations in terms of space .