I've created the openshift web console
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The hawkular-cassandra database consists of all the cluster metrics which is reflected in web console, However I need to extract this data from the database and store it in an excel sheet for analysis.
I tried to fetch this data but I am not able to access cassandra and there is no certain information regarding data extraction or exporting data to excel sheet.
Is there any way through which this can be done in open shift?
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We have an application that is inserting data to the SQL Server data base. I have to create a report based on the data from this SQL Server data base.The report should be generated on a demand (by a user click from the application) as a HTML file and saved in a specific folder on a PC.
I think the best way is to use SSRS, but I'm not so familiar with it. I've created a report using Report Builder tool.
How can I create the report on demand each time the user requires it?
You need to have a back-end running on C# to consume SSRS web service. Along with this you will also need to have a .rdl file (template/design) for representing that sql-data.
On click of the button/link you can have a server call to generate that report for you.
Refer : https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/tutorials/access-report-server-web-service-vb-vcsharp-ssrs-tutorial?view=sql-server-2014
and https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/1110411/How-to-Write-a-Csharp-Wrapper-Class-for-the-SSRS-R
I am planning to deploy an Excel file where the users would only need to refresh to see the updated data. I can currently do this by sending out a new Excel file every time.
What I have:
Office 365
MariaDB on Digital Ocean
What I want:
Create a pivot table/data model connected to the database and have the data updated real time upon refresh.
I can do this on my own via ODBC but when sharing the file, it asks for the credentials which is saved on my ODBC file. Ideally, I don't want to share the credentials even though it's read-only.
Is there an alternative to ODBC so I can easily share the refreshable pivot table?
Is there a way to export the metrics from the 'measures' tab in sonarqube to excel without querying a database? I am currently using the embedded db for testing purposes on SonarQube 7.0.
In the footer of every page is a link to the on-board Web API docs. You can use the services listed there to pull this data. Specifically, you probably want api/measures/component. Note that the data will be returned in a JSON format, so you'll need to do some scrubbing to make it ready for Excel.
Is it possible to create a Excel Web App (hosting in SharePoint) with connections to a ODBC database (e.g. PostGreSQL, SQL Server, or Oracle)
WHERE
The Query to the Database (read) includes the Employee Name (which is coming from a field in the spreadsheet, and uses that to populate the Excel Worksheet (currently we use a VLOOKUP to pull this data from a different EXCEL sheet, But that does not work with web parts).
And then we would like to be able to write back the data that the user fills into the Excel Web part to tables in the database.
That would also mean parameter-izing the SQL query so that it writes to the correct table?
If all of this is not possible, what do people think of a Scraper program that would read all 500+ employee excel workbooks (stored in SharePoint as Web App) where each employee puts there future time needs into the sheet, and then the Scraper will read through all the workbooks and populate the DB?
Suppose i have a dashboard in my local system, and the same dashboard as web service, can we see the live changes in web dashboard if we apply some filter in the local version.
Is there such option?
If you are working off a truly local copy of the workbook, then any changes you make to that workbook will not be reflected in the server based version. Similar to working on a Office file with another copy on SharePoint, changes you make local do not sync to different physical copies of the file.
A couple possible solutions
You can use the web-based edit functionality of Tableau Server to make changes to a server-hosted version that are seen by all users
Any edits to the data source are "seen" by Tableau at the time of the data query, so any filtering you apply to the data source will get picked up any time the Tableau desktop/server engine queries the data source. This also applies to any saved data sources you are publishing on Tableau Server (which can be used by workbooks both on Tableau Server and Tableau Desktop). Note that if you are using TWBX files, those are by design self-contained and won't pick up upstream data changes without a manual refresh.