I need to import all the webtrends data to my local sql server database. on top of that i need to build reports.
I am very new to Webtrends, so can some one suggest me how to import the WebTrends data to my local DB Server.
Just for context - I work at Webtrends.
My first questions is are you using the site software version or the ondemand SaaS version? It also depends on which version.
If you're using the latest version of software the best way to go about getting things from the Webtrends Analytics product data store is to use the ODBC connector that is available for the product. This you can download from the web UI and it installs with a single click. I can provide more documentation, just send me an e-mail and I'll send you the actual documentation file on this.
The other method, and this is currently in beta and available only to OnDemand customers is to use the web services (REST based) that we've created. Check out the documentation here: http://product.webtrends.com/dxapi/index.html
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I am working on a project where i need to display the database mssql server's performance metrics for example memory consumed/free, storage free space etc. I have researched for this purpose and one thing came up was DOGSTATSD.
Datadog provides the library for .net project to get custom metrics but that was not the solution for me because the metrics works on datadog website. I have to display the all (in graph or whatever suited) data, received from MSSQL SERVER. There will be multiple servers/instances.
Is there a way to do that, our WebApp connected with multiple databases and we receive/display information.
I cannot use already available tools for the insights.
You can easily get all needed data via querying dmv and other resources inside SQL Server. Good start is here.
A custom entity for storing email templates is created in my Dynamics CRM - 2011 on-premise instance. I can see the entity in CRM instance but not able to find it in SQL Server CCRM database. Any help on how to query the entity schema in DB?
I have to move all the templates stored to a new on-premise CRM instance. Is there a better way to achieve this?
Thanks.
You should be able to find two tables:
[YourOrganization_MSCRM].[dbo].[EntitySchemaNameBase]
[YourOrganization_MSCRM].[dbo].[EntitySchemaNameExtensionBase]
Copying data directly into the CRM SQL database is unsupported. In general, the only supported direct use of CRM's SQL database is to read from the Filtered Views and create custom indexes.
It would be best to copy the templates to the new instance in a supported way. Supported ways to import data into CRM include writing custom code against the SOAP or REST Organization Services, using an ETL tool that provides a Dynamics CRM Connector (such as Scribe or KingswaySoft on SSIS), and the Bulk Import Wizard.
Depending on how much data you're moving, the easiest way to go is probably to export to Excel and import into the new system via the Bulk Import Wizard.
Otherwise, the CRM 2011 SDK provides the DLL's and examples for writing C# to hit the SOAP service, as well as an example JavaScript library for using the REST endpoint (sdk.rest.js).
It is possible to import a database in dbproject using SSDT. but is there any api or commands available to do the same thing automatically like silent installer.
i have a datawarehouse which depends on OLTP but the OLTP is maintained by other team. i want to create a dbproject for OLTP but the problem is to keep it updated whenever the OLTP changed by other team who are not using this DBProject. is there any way using commandline or any api that the OLTP could be imported to dbproject automatically without SSDT UI?
i searched a lot to do this. and finally came to know that microsoft didnt provide command line to update dbproject from database. vice versa is possible using command line.
i got below text on MSDN
You cannot use VSDBCMD to import objects and settings into a data-tier
application component (DAC) project. You must use the Import DAC or
Import Script commands from within Visual Studio. For more
information, see How to: Import Database Objects from a Script, and
the following pages on the Microsoft Web site.
The Site where i get to know you can not import dbproject from database using commandline/VSDBCMD
finally i did it using codedUI to automate updating of DBProject from Database.
I have a wp7 app that uses the local database implemented with linq. I have an external MS-SQL (2008 R2) server. Both databases have the same schema.
I would like to know how to do the following:
Download information from the MS-SQL to the Database into the local DB of the phone. (Can I use some data-binding technique - I have found no links that do this)
If Changes made on the phone (add new record, edit existing record) how can I push changes back to server.
If changes are made to server then push to phone (I know I can use an observer pattern here)
I should also note that the client app is not used always-on access to the internet.
Thanks
There's no magic here.
You will need to create functionality to get updates from the server (probably meaning you need some kind of timestamp on each record, saying when it was last changed so you can query it).
You will need to create the functionality to upload data and update the database on the server (and potentially handle conflicts).
I would either use ODATA to communicate with the server, or plain old WCF/JSON service.
have a look at the Sync Framework Toolkit
When I look at the SQL Server my SharePoint site is using I see several databases in there that all appear to be used by my site. Is there somewhere to find documentation on what each database stores?
Here's the MSDN article: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms998452.aspx
It comes with this Microsoft warning:
Warning: Modifying the database schema
or database structures is not
supported. Changes that you make to
the database contents may be
overwritten when you install updates
or service packs for Windows
SharePoint Services, or when you
upgrade an installation to the next
product version.
SharePoint comes with a rich set of APIs that may be better to use than connecting directly to the database. The Microsoft Develper center is a good starting point for working with MOSS APIs
For info on what each database has try here
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc678868.aspx