I have an error on an SSIS package. I tried to report it to Microsoft, but it seems there is no support at the page where i logged my ticket (https://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/2794452/error-when-openeing-or-executing-package)
Where am I supposed to log bug with MSSSIS?
Here is a link to a screen dump of the bug:https://www.dropbox.com/s/8ykgso5xuuw7vg4/SSIS%20package%20execution%20Visual%20Studio%20error.png?dl=0
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Shortly I ve Windows Server 2012 R2, AEM Forms(6.2), SQLServer(2014) and Workbench(6.2) in same server. At first when i install and configure all of them, i can check out or in my applications from Workbench succesfully. However After my software team executes some scripts at Database, we can not check in/out from workbench. The worst thing when i click check out, workbench gives any error. any log. on event log or server application. It gives nothing and don't do my transaction. I saw at forums some people have same issue but nobody writes solution.
Please if any one knows the solution, share with us. What's wrong with my workbench? what to do fix this issue?
The query that your software team ran turns off security on every single LiveCycle service and makes them run as the system user. This includes the services used by Workbench and is very bad. Some of the services rely on knowing who is logged in to operate correctly. In particular, how can LiveCycle know who has checked in/out a resource if the service always runs as system?
Your best bet is to restore the LiveCycle database - or at least the tb_sc_service_configuration table to be where it was before you ran the script.
If you need to remove security on individual services, you should do it through the admin console, but only do it for your processes. Never do it for systems services unless the Adobe documentation says it is OK.
As JeremyP pointed out, modifying the Adobe database directly is a bad idea. The database should be treated as a black box that is only manipulated by Adobe code (either by doing things in the Adobe tools or making calls to Adobe APIs).
You can either make security changes manually through the adminui (as he indicates, which is the most common way of doing it) or programatically using the Adobe client APIs. See the following links for sample code that uses the APIs:
Removing Security - http://help.adobe.com/en_US/livecycle/10.0/ProgramLC/WS624e3cba99b79e12e69a9941333732bac8-7f35.html
Setting the runAs user - http://help.adobe.com/en_US/livecycle/10.0/ProgramLC/WS624e3cba99b79e12e69a9941333732bac8-7f38.html
My company, 4Point, offers AEM Forms consulting services. We have an in-house Apache Ant library that wraps the code above to automate this (and other) common tasks that are typically required when deploying (and redeploying) AEM Forms solutions. It can be included as part of a consulting engagement.
The Microsoft node.js sql server driver (https://github.com/Azure/node-sqlserver) has not had any commits for 11 months. Anyone know what's going on with this effort? My company is using it actively, but has run across some issues that led me to the repo and the discovery that it seems to have been abandoned. Lots of open bugs also.
Should we give up on this driver and try another? Any recommendations?
Microsoft, please weigh in here.
I emailed the Microsoft main contributor and he was very helpful, although he did admit that officially MS has never declared one way or the other if they were going to continue support. Guess we'll wait and see.
In regards to my original problem - this info may help someone.
I was using queryRaw and listening for events to build the response. This method allows the user to submit multiple sql queries in one request (just separate them with ;). A large text datatype field was getting truncated and I couldn't figure out why. Turns out that the 'more' parameter that is supplied by the driver means that you must concatinate the return data.
Lots of trial and error when figuring out this driver.
I have a managed package which I would like to be installed in a Professional Edition.
When I try to install the package in the PE, I get following error, of course, my package has few Apexclasses/Pages/ControllerExtensions etc and does HttpCallouts to a third party WS.
Installing this package requires the following feature and its
associated permissions: Apex Classes
I came across a post somewhere stating that this error would go away if I get my package "Security reviewed and Certified", which seems to be a lengthy process BTW, but not too sure about this.
My question is, does "Security review and Certification" allow me to install the same package in the PE?
Or are PEs missing ApexClasses altogether, i.e my package can only be installed in Enterprise/Unlimited editions.
Check out this page from Salesforces documentation. It should answer all your questions. http://www.salesforce.com/us/developer/docs/packagingGuide/Content/dev_packages_apex_ge_pe.htm
I am trying to import customizations over to my server machine that is running Dynamics CRM 4. I am able to upload the customizations file on my CRM and it shows me all the entities.
However when I try to Import these entities CRM gives me an SQL Server error.
I need to get the details of the error and therefore I need to Enable tracing on the CRM server.
How do you enable tracing on Dynamics CRM? I have found quite many pages when I googled the term but I didn't quite get what i was looking for.
There's a Diagnostic Tool for 4.0 that enables tracing within CRM for you. Enabling tracing causes CRM to emit a ton of debug/error information and is definitely the first step we take when troubleshooting non-trivial issues. Often times the error will tell you exactly what's wrong.
You can get the diag tool from the CRMTools.zip link here. You'll want the CRMDiagTool4.zip file. Extract the contents of CRMDiagTool4.zip onto your CRM server and run the CrmDiagTool4.exe. From the dropdown menu, choose "Dynamics CRM Server". Click the first button to enable tracing. Enabling tracing is a huge performance hog, so enable it right before you start your import and disable it right after the error occurs.
To help you read the output, there's a CRM Trace File Viewer that lets you filter by message type. Reading the logs without it would be extremely painful. Open the viewer on the server and point it to one of the trace files that was generated (if you installed CRM to the default directory, those will be located in C:\Program Files\Microsoft CRM\Trace). Finally, filter the log entries down to warnings or worse by choosing Filter -> Log Level -> Warning. (A fancier version of the viewer is available as a part of the helpful and free Stunnware Tools.)
Good luck!
I am using Visual Studio Team System 2008, version 9.0.30729.1 SP. I have a database project that I was working with yesterday with no issues - I was able to build and deploy the database successfully. Today, however, when I open the solution I receive what is listed as a "Warning" that halts any Build/Deploy/etc process, but cannot be suppressed via the Project Properties page.
The Warning reads: "TSD3004: The application encountered an unexpected error. To diagnose this problem, enable tracing. You should contact product support."
I did contact Product Support, but they insist I pay for someone to help me get this fixed. There are zero records returned from an search of "TSD3004" on either MSDN or support.microsoft.com, and there are only three returned from a Google search (all irrelevant).
Can anyone please help me figure out what's happening?
Have you tried asking on Microsoft's dedicated forum?
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/vstsdb/threads/
Actually I guess you did.. :)
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/vstsdb/thread/eea24181-e115-4f56-a482-58059160d705