There are a number of known issues with Confluence calendars. When a Confluence administrator needs to kill a Team Calendars thread it can be useful to know which user calendar was affected so the problem can be investigated.
After killing a calendar thread in Confluence via JavaMelody how can the username of the affected user be found?
Calendar threads can be viewed in JavaMelody.
To kill a calendar thread, usually when locked or not responding, click the red dot to the right hand side of the thread name in the Current requests field.
An error message is thrown to the atlassian-confluence.log referencing mycalendar.action which has the username of the affected user on the same line
cat /opt/wiki/logs/atlassian-confluence.lo* | ggrep -b1 "mycalendar.action" | egrep -v "RuntimeException" | ggrep -a1 date '+%m-%d'
This shows all lines in the log for which correspond to the mycalendar.action thread kills for the current day.
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From last week, few of users in my org are facing an issue related to salesforce emails. When a user sends an correspondence on a case, at that time that user outlook email address is automatically defaults to cc'ing.
How I can stop automatically defaults user outlook email address into cc address ?
Thanks in advance!
Followed the following steps: Go to the Case object under Object Manager and then go to the Button/Actions, Search for the Email Action there and then remove CC from the predefined list of values
This problem occurring on random new users which gets on-board.
I followed steps mentioned by you and we have only To Recipients as predefined as seen in attached screenshot.
Is there a possibility to send a message copy paste to around 100 friends from the contacts? In the best case with personal salutation. It is about a restaurant, to whose events all customers (followers) should be invited. This should be done recurrently with a program.
Once a contact enters Eloqua via list upload (or) Form Submission ( or) Webvisits -
what is the journey of contact activities taken place - Eg : he will be Globally Subscribed , in CDO the contact undergoes Global Privacy check - apart from these - how is the life cycle of Contact will be carried in Eloqua - what are all the System process taken place to turn the contact as a valid in Eloqua DB ?
Ignoring updating/existing contacts, not much happens when a new contact is created in Eloqua.
Out of the box, Eloqua is a pretty clean slate. When a contact is created, their
creation and modified dates are timestamped
subscription status is the default "subscribed globally"
email address is "valid" (based on bouncebacks)
The only requirement to create a contact is an email address, and that's it. What happens after is business specific and has to be explicitly defined. Are there any listeners triggered based on contact creation or form submission? What form processing steps are configured? Do any of these steps then send the contact to an integration? If there are any active lead scoring models they will run through those and have a score assigned.
Anything outside of the creation of the record, is completely custom and varies by business. Eloqua does not impose any particular subscription, privacy, stage, status, or lifecycle paradigm, that's up to you to define and align with your processes.
Is there a way in Oracle to show which instances should dynamically register by default with a certain listener?
I can do
lsnrctl status | grep Instance
and this will show me the currently running instances that are registered with that particular listener. But this will not display the instances that are not running.
In more detail:
Lets assume I have:
INSTDEV1 (up), INSTDEV2 (up), INSTDEV3 (down) registered with LISTENER_HOST1_DEV
and INSTSTG1 (up), INSTSTG2 (up), INSTSTG3 (down) registered with LISTENER_HOST1_STG
Is there a straightforward way to find out that the first three instances should register with LISTENER_HOST1_DEV
and the second set - with LISTENER_HOST1_STG
lsnrctl status LISTENER_HOST1_DEV & lsnrctl status LISTENER_HOST1_STG will show only INSTDEV1, INSTDEV2, INSTSTG1 and INSTSTG2, not the non-running instances.
Thanks.
1st way:
You can check oratab file at
/etc/oratab or /var/opt/oracle/oratab
For all the instances
And login to each of the database and check for the local_listener parameter is defined or not.
show parameter local_list
It will be defined in Dynamic mode.
2nd way:
If you have created 12c database with dynamic listener option your tnsnames.ora file will have separate listener entries defined for each database in the format
LISTENER_SID along with your tnsentries
I don't know of any other method.
Hope this helps.
I have been using the "Get Label" API to get the details of a particular Label.
It was all working until the last couple of days.
What I now observe is that the "Total Messages" Count is always 0. "UnRead Messages" Count show up properly.
I have used it in my application and also tried it from https://developers.google.com/gmail/api/v1/reference/users/labels/get - "Try It Now" and the result is the same --- 0 Total Messages
As noted in the comments to the question, there's an apparent bug in the API as reported here.
FWIW I'm running into the same issue.
In my case I have three accounts, all created programmatically by the same code, all containing messages inserted programmatically by the same code. The get label API repeatably reports the correct number of messages for one account while erroneously reporting zero messages for the other two accounts. Viewing the account in the web interface shows all the messages in all the accounts as expected.