i´m creating a model and at the moment of using de C5.0 Operator is appears me error and the following message: "The continuous date / time input field 'u_busq_idig' is ignored.
Insufficient type specified for field 'sex'"
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Thank you in advance!
#Cristobal Daponte, C5.0 does not use any field with type Time, Date and Timestamp to build model, if any field with these type are used as input field, it will automatically skip them and report the warning message you saw.
For the error, you might need to add a Type node before the modeling node, and initialize all input fields by click the Read Values button in the node editor like below:
Read Values in Type
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I have a question about Yup. We've recently implemented some kind of "character counter" next to our input field. Basically a counter that lets you know when your field has reached max length and also stops the user from inserting any more characters inside the input.
In order to know the exact max length number, our program simply reads the schema object and finds the OPTIONS field inside the target field's validation which contains the "maxLength" variable.
However, the issue is that conditional fields aren't shown inside the schema object when reading with console.log or when using describe(). This means that things like the max length option can't be read inside a conditional field even if the condition itself has been met and the max length validation per se works.
Is there any way to read the OPTIONS field of the conditional fields present inside a schema?
I have a problem that puzzled me for quite a long time with the display of certain text depending on the value of a pair of date fields.
I have created a content type that includes two fields, a start date and an end date. I have also a third field titled "status" and I would like to make it display the values "in preparation", "in progress", "completed" depending on the value of the start/end dates.
Could you please guide me on how to do that?
I am using Drupal 7.
You can use template_preprocess_field and alter your field based on $vars['element']['#field_name'].
Also there is an $vars['element']['#object'] object that holds the original entity.
I get a error message I preview my report. I had to change my credentials for data server and changes the column names, but I didn't make any changes to the query. I get this error messages when I preview my report
An error occurred during local report processing. An error has
occurred during report processing. Cannot read the next data row for
the data set. conversion failed when converting from a character
string to uniqueidentifier.
I have two parameters both take number values so, I have them setup as text values. I have one more filter converting it to int. I changed my parameters to int and removed to filter to see if it worked, but I still get the same error message. The report worked when I ran it through my other credentials, I don't know why it giving me an error message now.
As The error already pointing out, you have character data type which cannot be converted to unique identifier type.
you have data type mismatch
I have a check box and a currency field. When I click on the check box, the field is enabled. The user fills in the dollar amount but when they save the form, an error message pops saying:
must provide a value in the currency field
However, there is already a value in that field. How can I resolve this?
If you have a currency value field, you must also put the Currency lookup field on the form, and the user must specify a currency (from your installed currencies), so the value makes sense. It sounds like you are filling in the value field, but the Currency lookup.
I have a report connected to BI cube. In the report there is a parameter with the datasat from the cube as well. This parameter correctly appears as a multi-select drown down in the report viewer, and the values are correctly populated.
However, when I am calling the report using javascript and passing the report parameters as a post request, there is an interesting behaviour.
If in the parameter, I pass a value that is not included in the list, the report crashes with the following error:
Default value or value provided for the report parameter 'Name' is not a valid value. (rsInvalidReportParameter)
Is there a way to make SSRS simply skip the invalid values rather than throw an error?
Without knowing more on what is 'acceptable' for the parameter value this question is nearly impossible to answer. In SSRS the first level of acceptance of a parameter is the type which is the common 'text' (string of equivalent in code), integer or DateTime. If you are passing a parameter to the report NOT in the format it wants it will bomb. That should be as designed.
If you limit your scope of 'available' values of a parameter by attaching the parameter to a dataset stating: "Get values from Dataset". If you give the parameter a value NOT in this collection it will also bomb. This would be the argument equivalent of selecting 6 when your choices are 1-5. And getting the standard .NET equivalent of 'argument is outside the bounds of the array.' That is also by design.
For debugging I would suggest trying to set the value in SSRS as the 'default' statically and if it can accept it then the issue is in the transfer and the type. If you can and then cannot from the web pass in via javascript or whatever method you choose it is the type being passed in. In such cases I have passed in a string and then transferred it's type in SSRS dynamically with a cast.