I have a few floating licenses managed by RLM server. Is there any possibility to lock only one license to a group of people?
I found the answer for my question here: http://docs.fabric-engine.com/FabricEngine/1.15.2/HTML/LicensingGuide/floating.html
You have to update file.opt, or create a new one in case it doesn't exist.
It should contains:
GROUP it user1 user2 user3
RESERVE 1 softwarename GROUP it
where 'it' is the group name and 'user1', 'user2', 'user3' are the usernames; and 'softwarename' is the name used by the vendor when you get the license. For example the floating license looks like this:
LICENSE foundry hieroplayer_i 2015.1025 permanent 4 share=h ........
the 'softwerename' will be 'hieroplayer_i'
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I'm trying to obtain data from Service Cloud Salesforce but when I select the table in SSMS, the data is all NULL, so probably I'm not specifying the right columns or table.
Salesforce Report Builder
Salesforce Source Editor (Visual Studio)
When I run the report in Salesforce I can see that the country and postal code data are filled in, but when I read the documentation, I don't find the main column "Country" neither "Mailing Zip/Postal Code".
For the Zip Code, in this example, since it's also filled in the data about Billing Postal Code, this one I could obtain in the extraction, but for the country I can't find a column named "country", only "BillingCountry" and "ShippingCountry", but these columns do not contain any information.
Documentation:
https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.234.0.object_reference.meta/object_reference/sforce_api_objects_account.htm
Can anyone help here? I need to add on the select in salesforce source editor (visual studio) the right column names to obtain the country and the zip code.
Thank you,
Your report mixes fields from Account and Contact joined together by Contact.AccountId = Account.Id. You could edit it and expand the left sidebar to see which field comes from which object.
Account has Billing and Shipping address (2 sets of fields with actual names becoming BillingCity, BillingStreet... And Contact has Mailing address and Other Address.
So that's 4 * 6 fields across 2 tables out of the box. Can be muddied up further if you have "Person Accounts" enabled (some contacts get paired up as 1:1 relation to account instead of 1:n, in something that behaves a bit like materialised view for MS SQL people?). Also admin could rename one of the fields (API Names of columns stay the same but you'd see different labels in report and UI), add custom address fields...
See how these queries work for you. Try them out in Salesforce Developer Console (in web UI), or VSCode first, not in that tool you have.
Pure contacts
SELECT Id, FirstName, LastName, MailingStreet, MailingCity, MailingPostalCode
FROM Contact
WHERE MailingPostalCode = '4465-613'
LIMIT 10
Pure accounts
SELECT Id, Name, BillingStreet, BillingCity, BillingPostalCode
FROM Contact
WHERE BillingPostalCode = '4465-613'
LIMIT 10
Now JOIN (for normal Salesforce, B2B, where Account is more like a company and Contact is more like employee)
SELECT Id, FirstName, LastName, MailingStreet, MailingCity, MailingPostalCode, Account.Name, Account.City
FROM Contact
WHERE MailingPostalCode = '4465-613' AND Account.BillingPostalCode = '4465-613'
LIMIT 10
And since your second screenshot looks like you do have person accounts (more like B2C model, with standalone "1 man companies" like freelancers, doctors working in multiple hospitals, students in education...) try this one too
SELECT Id, Name, BillingCity, BillingPostalCode, ShippingCity, ShippingPostalCode, PersonMailingCity, PersonMailingPostalCode, PersonOtherCity, PersonOtherPostalCode
FROM Account
WHERE IsPersonAccount = true
LIMIT 10
Can you please suggest me a good provider for "City, State, Country, Zip code/postal code and geocode" Database. We have a requirement in our project for location search autocomplete. So, we need a database with complete locations list for US and Canada on priority and other countries in future.
Please suggest a location database provider with above mentioned fields, which has accurate data.
For Canada and the US see: https://geocoder.ca/?register=1&capostal=1
(
The Canadian Postal Code Dataset, last updated on 2018-07-01 00:15:15, with 5371 new records, has a total of 995676 unique postal codes.)
For your task you will most likely need: 2. Complete File - Canada Postal Address Database (20363095 records as of 2018-06-26 16:28:27)
As for the USA, fro the same source: the US Zip+4 Database Containing over 30Million Records
For USA you can populate data from the link below :
http://gomashup.com/cms/usa_zipcode_json
I'm building a database schema for users of my app, and I am thinking of setting the userid value according to user type. So,
buyers: 10001 to 19999
sellers: 20001 to 29999
shippers: 30001 to 39999
Next, I assign unique email addresses to the userid:
Login_table
Email.......password.......userid
aaaaa#yy.com....... password.......10005 ---> this email belong to user 10005 (a buyer)
bbbbb#yy.com.......password.......20008 ---> this email belongs to user 20008 (a seller)
ccccc#yy.com.......password.......30187 ---> this email belongs to user 30187 (a shipper)
I then have 3 tables for buyers, sellers, and shippers because each may have different attributes:
buyer_table
buyerid.......name....... mother
10005....... John....... Mary
10006 ....... Chris....... Nancy
seller_table
sellerid....... name....... pet
20008 ....... Adam....... Dog
20018 ....... Tony ....... cat
shipper_table
shipperid....... name....... car
30187....... George....... GMC
30188 ....... Larry ....... Honda
The advantage here is that I have a single login_table for all user types. I do not want to have 3 login tables for each type. Based on the userid value I know what type of user it is. Keeping three tables for each user (buyer_table, seller_table, and shipper_table) is good for making the schema more understandable, in addition to being able to assign different attributes to each user type.
Sounds good? Maybe.
However, I have a problem in that the login_table refers to “userid” while the three user tables each has a different id name for the user, so in the buyer_table I have buyerid as primary key, in the seller_table it is sellerid as primary key, and finally in the shipper_table, the shipperid is the primary key.
How can I link these three primary keys to the login_table? The login_table has userid as a foreign key to one of those three tables, but it is called “userid”, not buyerid, or sellerid, or shipperid!
1) Is it a good idea to classify the userid value according to ranges?
2) If so, how can I resolve the PK-FK issue as described above?
3) Am I off completely?
Having ranges of values for different kinds of similar objects is not bad. If you feel like doing so, you could use sequences wich support value ranges. This way, you could have a buyer sequence wich goes from 0-1000, a seller one from 1001 to 2000 and so on. That would also help you keeping track of the increasing index of the different kinds!
(revised) I have a web app where information will be entered for a user. First and last name as well as 3 Affiliations (primary, secondary, and tertiary) associated with the person. Each affiliation has 3 components (title, department, and university). So for example one record could be for:
User: Bob, Robertson
Affiliation1: Professor, Chemistry, U. Florida
Affiliation2: Director, Amazing Chemistry Institute, U. Florida
Affiliation3: Affiliated Faculty, BioChemistry, Florida Tech.
Also, Title and Department are text input fields but Univ. refers to a specific list of about 3000 university names 'univ_name' which is why it has it's own table. also affiliationOrdinal would be something like (1st, 2nd, 3rd)
Users Affiliation Univ.
======= ============ =========
id_user id_affiliation id_univ
FirstName id_user univ_name
LastName affiliationOrdinal
title
department
id_univ
Thanks Sean for your feedback, I started thinking of this more as a user with multiple addresess type of problem and that has been solved many times over it seems. I picked this one as a reference. Mysql database design for customer multiple addresses and default address. So the above should be a bit closer to workable right?
I'm doing some work with ACCPAC and don't have the benefit of any documentation.
Specifically, I'm looking for:
ARCUS
ARIBD
ARIBH
AROBL
If you could tell me what the columns are as well, that'd be doubly benificial.
Hope these help you out:
http://www.priceconsulting.ab.ca/cgi-bin/accpac.cgi?dat=ARCUS
http://www.priceconsulting.ab.ca/cgi-bin/accpac.cgi?dat=ARIBD
http://www.priceconsulting.ab.ca/cgi-bin/accpac.cgi?dat=ARIBH
http://www.priceconsulting.ab.ca/cgi-bin/accpac.cgi?dat=AROBL
If you have access to the database there should be a table that lists all of the tables and descriptions and another one with a complete field list. Look for the sysdflds table for field descriptions and sydtabl for table descriptions.
There is a method to their madness...
AH Sage Accpac HRMS Payroll Link
AP Accounts Payable
AR Accounts Receivable
AS Administrative Services
BK Bank Services
CP Canadian Payroll
CS Common Services
CT Cdn PR Tax Update Jul. 1, 2009
FA Sage FAS Integration
GL General Ledger
GP G/L Subledger Services
IC Inventory Control
OE Order Entry
PM Project and Job Costing
PO Purchase Orders
TX Tax Services
UP US Payroll
UT US PR Tax Update Oct. 1, 2009
ZC G/L Consolidations
ZI Intercompany Transactions
You need to use internet Explorer,
For all Modules like AR, OE etc..
http://sageaom.kcsvar.com/AOM2012/Advantage.xml
You can find all AR tables here :
http://sageaom.kcsvar.com/AOM2012/AR0036.xml
for Example , AROBL :
http://sageaom.kcsvar.com/AOM2012/AR.xml