I have an ask which requires me to use views in the query from the data store. The built-in copy utility doesn't seem to like my query with inner joins. I know the query works because I tested it in my local SSIS. How can I build a dataset that joins 2 or more tables in ADF? I tried going to the advanced tab and referencing SqlDataReader with my query, but I can't figure out how to see a preview of the results. Please assist.
Sorry for the late response. Hope you have figured out how to do this.
The authoring UI has been updated and you don't need to use Advanced tab now.
Go to the copy activity source tab, put your query in the query input box, and then press the Preview button, you will see the query results.
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I am trying to use PXDatabase.Delete to remove specific row(s) in a Custom table or even just to get it to fire off. Here is the code that I am trying to get running:
PXDatabase.Delete<SSINHoldRule>(
new PXDataFieldRestrict<SSINHoldRule.inventoryID>(18));
When I watch SQL profiler for this code to get executed, nothing shows up in the SQL profiler which means that this code is not hitting the database. I have different variations of the above code but to avail. Any help would be appreciated. I am running this code via the TestSDK.
Generally, this would be considered direct DB manipulation, which is frowned upon by Acumatica (Documented within Acumatica certification guidelines) and should be used as a last resort. Is there a reason this is not working with general DAC record manipulation? We want to assess using that before considering a more brute force methods such as PXDatabase.Delete.
I am trying to trigger at Power Automate flow, from at Modern SharePoint list element.
By default this is pretty straight forward, as these two links also show.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Hp9CTd8zQU
https://michalguzowski.pl/how-to-trigger-microsoft-flow-in-sharepoint-list/
However, when I try the name of the flow simply does not show up anywhere in SharePoint. As such:
My flow (my first trigger is "For a selected element"). Also the flow was created through Sharepoint using the PowerAutomate option.
Where in SharePoint I would expect an option called "TestTrigger4" to show up (excuse the strange language)
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Clear the browser cache, wait for minutes, then re-open the list to compare the result.
I found the solution.
The answer is that only Power Automate flows from the default solution can be run like this through SharePoint.
I would like to create parameters available in all my Excel files with Power Query, is it possible?
I gave you a screenshot of what I mean by parameters
I searched the internet I did not see any resource on it.
Thank you.
Sure. You should be able to do this from the Home tab on the ribbon:
I would like to create a spreadsheet that I can refresh and pull in each weeks English premier League fixtures, each week I would like to refresh this and see the weeks future fixtures. I have tried to use the import function from Data/From Web and selected the box with the table of fixtures however no data gets pulled into the spreadsheet.
The website I am using is - "http://data.7m.com.cn/matches_data/92/en/index.shtml"
I am open to understand a better way of doing this import and also if there is a better website to use I am also happy to change. I have chosen this one as it seems to have the most simplified listing of the fixtures.
I have also tried this website - https://www.premierleague.com/fixtures
When the import completes it actually skips all the fixtures and returns all the other information.
Should i be looking to some of the HTML elements within the script of the web page to extract the data?
For example on the following site - https://www.premierleague.com/fixtures I am looking for a file received by the website that updates the fixtures each week (after some direction from Google) I hit the F12 command and look within the "Network" tab however I cant understand how the website, this or the others quoted create the weekly fixtures.
Any suggestions on how to pull this into Excel or another tool would be fantastic.
Welcome to [so]! it sounds like you haven't done as much research as you could have. Your first link, in the top corner has links to "Free Feed" which take you to customizable widgets and from there is a link to a customizable live template.The first page also has a link to "Data" , I'm not sure what that consists of or whether it will help (since I'm not much of a sports fan on my continent, and even less on yours!
As for importing into Excel, I didn't have an issue with the table I could see, but once again I'm not clear on what data you're trying to get and what you want to do with it.
On the ribbon's Data tab click From Web.
Enter the first URL from your question and hit Enter
When the Navigator window loads, click "Table 1" and then click Load.
Below is what Excel then automatically loaded as a table:
If instead of clicking Load, you were to click Edit then you are brought into the Power Query Editor, where you can customizable tons of stuff. The one I was interested in was Use First Row on Headers. After choosing that, and clicking Close & Load, and 30 seconds of formatting later I had:
With Power Query you can choose, remove, split, or combine columns from this or other tables. It's fairly advanced but you should be able to find a good Power Query tutorial online, to see examples of what you can do, to learn about other ways you can customize the import and/or analysis of the data.
Edit:
More Information:
Here are the instructions for all versions:
Office Support : Connect to a web page (Power Query)
I have written a Dialog that uses an Advanced Find where the user types in part of a search term, i.e., similar to:
Dialog’s Query Step: Demystifying the Advanced Mode Capabilities.
In my case I created one to find all the Contacts in a post code area starting with "xyz..."
It works fine and I get the contacts in a picklist. How can I get this in a grid of results like you can for a regular advanced find? As I understand it the Query CRM data operation only gives you radio buttons or a list as output types. But is there some ingenious way of grabbing the results perhaps via a child workflow and writing them to a grid?
I'm sure you're looking for something a little more out of the box, but one approach would be to use an HTML web resource. You can mimic the dialog look and feel by using the CRM 2011 Style Guide included in the SDK (in the sdk\resources\styleguide folder).
I think this cant be done out of the box. You can of course create a webresource and then embed the advanced find view using fetchxml query.
Please take a look at the following url. Hope it helps.
http://crmentropy.blogspot.com/2009/11/embedding-advanced-find-views-in-entity.html