I am quite new to SalesForce and I have been researching about it. I was wondering how would I collect data from a quote sheet and create and organize the fields in a new org.
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Does anyone know of any work around of "Retraining" models in Form Recognizer APIs? I understand that Form Recognizer Training APIs create a New model everytime you train a data set. Did some manage to have a workaround to continuously training models?
There is not such workaround. You may delete the old models if you are concerned about number of models grows too fast.
Or do you have other reasons trying to keep using the old model ID?
I'm in kind of an odd situation where I'm trying to create a front end Form in Access based on survey questions. What makes this a bit complicated is the Access Database that the survey question answers will be put into is another person's responsibility and incomplete.
What is the best (or is there a best) way to create a front end Form that can then be attached to a database after completion?
Create sample backend database
Create table(s) with sample questions/answers in there
Give sample DB to other person and tell them how to fill it
Build your form based on the sample tables, using a split database (frontend + backend)
When the real data is complete, use that one instead of your sample backend.
If you are using a MS Access database for a survey.
No need to separate the form and the data.
Keep a copy of the empty database.
Mail the database to survey responders.
Responders send the completed database back to you by email.
Forward the completed databases to the other person who collates the answers.
I am building an e-commerce website for my client. I'm using MongoDB for storing data. But I'm pretty new to the concept of nosql.
In the site there will be couple of categories and under them products will came. Now I can't figure out how should I model my data.
Should I make a huge products collection and store product related documents in it and fetch them using tags?
Or should I make many small collection of categories and store similar category products in it?
Please, share how should I model products data and how can I get them efficiently.
And please Suggest your opinion if my approach is wrong.
Thanks.
Create a single schema and implement embedded data modeling in your schema. So keep the most common features in the outer-most layer, then add small fragments of specialized data clusters. For example:
Also please read the following articles to get more info:
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Hope this helps.
I have recently been tasked with the job of creating some sort of a database for which multiple departments could submit forms to and then our data analysts could pull from easily. This is not going to be used in a large capacity. Right now, my idea is to create an Access database on one of our drives and create forms that are connected to said drive for the different departments to fill out. These forms would then be entered into the database and that would be the end of it. I do not have a ton of experience with Access but am fairly experienced with coding. Any suggestions would be great as I am looking to learn as much as possible.
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I have created a datasheet of fashion stores, (where they are based, what they sell) and I want to be able to add a searchable database to my website where my visitors can search this data so they can find exactly what it is they want.
I know about creating websites but nothing about databases? Is there a relatively easy way to do this... I'm pretty sure what I'm asking for is quite simple. I have found paid for web apps but I really don't want to pay £20 a month...
I have both an excel sheet and google sheet. And I just want my visitors to be able to search through store location, the items they want, etc.. its all just text search.
Thank you!
You want to consider SQL or MySQL for these sort of operations.