When I am updating Pricing field using pricing feed api. It updates price but after 15-20 minutes it reverts back to OLD price. How i can update permanently price of product in Amazon mws?
The issue was, there is third party software was also applying pricing. thats why it is not updating pricing.
Now its working properly.
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Is there a way to see what is pulling data out of the system and how much?
I have looked at the Access History(OData refresh) but I am thinking the API can also be an issue.
We currently experiencing massive data pulls via the IIS on our server and I can't see what is pulling the data.
Any ideas or suggestions will be helpful I
You can monitor lots of things such as SQL and Memory through the Request Profiler.
Search for Request Profiler in the search box.
Click Log Requests and Log SQL to enable full logging.
Remember to turn it off when you are done as it will have a small performance hit.
An alternative is to use the License Monitoring Console within Acumatica. You can view historical transactions whether they are commercial or ERP related.
From the help file, commercial transactions are:
Commercial transactions are a subset of ERP transactions. The system
regards a transaction as commercial when the transaction creates or
updates any of the following entities: sales orders, shipments,
Accounts Receivable invoices, payments, purchase orders, purchase
receipts, and Accounts Payable invoices. All requests generated by
using the web services API that create or update data in these
documents are also considered commercial transactions.
Also, you can review the number of web service API requests, requests per minute and maximum number of users. This can also help determine whether your client needs to be on a higher tier for Acumatica.
You can also follow the troubleshooting recommendations listed on Acumatica's help site.
I am new to Azure. I have create Azure free account.
I like to migrate production database to Azure Cloud, and found Managed Instance as perfect choice (as per documentation). Before migration i want test it out, but not sure if this service is free or not.
It shows Subscription as Free Trial and
in Pricing Tier section it shows 16vCore and 32GB Storage selected.
So, my question is that - will i be charged if i create SQL Server Managed Instance in trail period?
While using the trial period your credit card won't be charged. When the trial ends, if the product is still in Preview, you will enjoy that it cost half the price. At the time of GA it will have its full price.
While you use it with the trial account, you may noticed that you cannot create a managed instance in all regions where is currently available. That is normal while you are using the trial/evaluation account.
If you are wrongly charged for any reason, create a billing support ticket which is free. You can also create a billing support ticket to confirm the information here provided.
I'm using Microsoft Azure Face to detect the age and gender from webcam pictures.
The code I'm using is from this Microsoft repository: https://github.com/Microsoft/Cognitive-Face-Python/tree/master/cognitive_face
The response time is taking around 2.5 to 3.5 seconds and, in my application case, this is too long.
Since I'm still using azure free account, the server is West Central US (which is not the closest to my server).
Beside changing the server, Is there any other thing I can do to reduce the response time? Or any cloud service will work like this? Then, I'll only be able to reduce the time by changing to a local SDK from other supplier.
The network latency is probably what you'll have to focus on, the size of the image, also the pricing tier you're using for how many transactions you have per minute, and how many parameters you are requesting.
Face is now in preview for container access - so you could apply(/wait) and host wherever you want:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/cognitive-services/face/face-how-to-install-containers
I am currently using two plans - 'Monthly' and 'Yearly'. They both have a 45-day free trial.
I want to remove the free trial so that every new user is immediately charged, however, I don't want anything to change for all old users.
I am using Stripe.
I am asking does changing existing plans' free trial period affect the users' subscriptions to the plans (with free trial)?
Update:
I saw that in the Plans documentation on Stripe's website there is a paragraph regarding this - "Once a plan has been created, only the metadata and statement description can be modified; the amount, currency, and interval are fixed. Should you need to change any of these parameters, a new plan must be created instead.", however the free_trial is not mentioned.
I believe it is considered metadata, since it is editable, but I don't how the change will be handled. Any ideas, suggestions?
Just ran a couple of tests.
It turns out you are able to change the trial period of a plan. This will result in already made subscriptions not being changed, however, new ones being affected.
tl;dr is once a plan is created, you can't change much.
https://stripe.com/docs/api#update_plan
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You'd need to create a new plan if you'd like to change the cost or parameters such as trial. Existing users will be unaffected. If you were to delete an existing plan, those on it would remain active and grandfathered on the old plan, you simply could not add new users to that plan.
API statistics report in Google Console project doesn't show data though we are making hundreds of requests every day. Refer attached screenshot, it always shows blank.
I have billing enabled in project.
API statistics started showing once I upgraded the plan.
I'm not sure if it's Google's policy to not collect stats for free plan to improve the performance of paid plans.