I am able to retrieve the usernames stored in cogipf_userlogon tables but I am not able to retrieve the usernames.
Please help me.
Add Query Item COGIPF_USERNAME from COGIPF_USERLOGON to your report.
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How do I get transaction data based on an item filter for journals with null ITEM_ID? I'm a database guy not a finance guy and my finance people can pull a report from NetSuite that shows each transaction with posting period, filtered by item. I'm unable to do the same because the Transaction_Lines table has null ITEM_ID's for the entries I'm looking for, presumably because they are journal entries. This particular ITEM_ID is not in the Transaction_Lines table at all so I'm assuming that's because it's always handled by journal entries. Any help would be appreciated.
It appears that you're referring to the NetSuite.com Data Source querying via ODBC. If this is correct, I believe that you're looking for the "Posting_account_activity_pe" table, which should contain all journal transactions, whether or not they have an Item_ID associated with them:
More details can be found on the Connect Browser:
https://system.netsuite.com/help/helpcenter/en_US/srbrowser/Browser2020_1/odbc/record/posting_account_activity_pe.html
The answer ended up being to point to the Revenue_Plans, Revenue_Plan_Lines, and Revenue_Elements table but I had to be careful to join to the posting period rather than the planned period. Then I could do two select queries, one for journals and one for all other income types.
I'm making an Excel sheet that helps me fill in my oursheet. To accomplish this I create a Power Query that takes data from my Outlook Calendar. However, I have noticed that recurring events only appears once. Also, there is nothing in the query that helps me figure out which events are recurring?
Can anybody help me get the recurring events into Excel through the query?
This is a bit of a conceptual shot in the dark from me, but if you're connecting to Exchange Online (from New Query -> Online Services -> Exchange Online) then you should see a column named Attributes, with records in it. If you look within those records, you should see each record has a field named AppointmentType--that might help you. There is also an IsRecurring field--which might be even more helpful. Further, there is a field called Recurrence, with a record in it that provides info about the recurrences, if any. Lastly, a FirstOccurence field and a LastOccurence field are also included, and might help you in some way as well.
I would think to first identify the recurring records (maybe based off the IsRecurring field, then get their attribute info related to each recurrence (most of which seems to be in the Recurrence field for each record) to construct the single entry items for the recurrences.
I am trying to store 800 email id's using list or set collection in Cassandra. Can anyone give suggestion if it is advisable or not.
Our requirement is: we are trying to save the email id's and may require to fetch all 800 email id at once or any 1 email id from the list of 800 email id's depending on the select query. We also need to search a specific email id from the list. Can anyone give some suggestion.
Our requirement is: we are trying to save the email id's and may require to fetch all 800 email id at once or any 1 email id from the list of 800 email id's depending on the select query. We also need to search a specific email id from the list. Can you please give some suggestion
If you need to query for specific email address it is better keep them is regular text or varchar column. But if you always use all 800 number at the same time. then either way is fine.
can you explain your use case more so we can help you better
I am trying to append records in an MS Access table (I am using Access 2010, but can use 2007 if need be) into a linked SharePoint list.
There is an attachments field (when viewed from Access), but I am not concerned with appending these.
The SharePoint list has a few lookup fields, that in design view are of the Number format. Upsizing to SQL Server, I can confirm that they are numbers (and I assume the Id for the related SharePoint list object).
I copied the structure of the SharePoint list and pasted into a MS Access table, and then filled in a few sample records
I used the query wizard to select all of the fields of the Access table (minus the Access table's autonumbered ID and attachments), click "Append", and then selected the SharePoint list.
If I run this query, I get the error that X record(s) were not appended due to validation violation reasons, which is all of them. I've checked all field definitions and none are defined as required or have a validation constraint.
The only thing I can think of is that there is some issue with the Lookup fields, but each number Id I've checked is a valid Id.
I'm hoping for a MS Access solution, but if the only approach is to programmatically do it, could someone send me directions on how to get started with the SharePoint 3.0 SDK?
Thank you for your time.
Lookup columns are not number type even your parent items are of number type reason behind lookup column always attaches the item id of parent item.If you want to see the data in access kindly use the "export to Access" functionality available in datasheet view
I have linked to a SharePoint table, then appended directly to it from a query.
My issue is that this process takes a very long time to push up to SharePoint, then 2 times as long when first I need to delete the records currently in the list before appending.
Is there a better way to blow out and create the table while preserving the link since it is not an Access object?
Anyway I hope this may help you out some and get me some insight as well.
Regards.
Basically I have an InfoPath form which recieves some data from a SharePoint list, the problem is I would like to filter this data based on the username of the current user.
So I have an Author field in SharePoint which is a 'Person/Group' field.
So when I filter the data in InfoPath by saying
where Author is equal to UserName()
I also tried contains
But it still doesnt work, does anyone have any ideas on a solution?
Note that using code is not an option in this case!
Sorted this issue by using just the username in the SharePoint column as opposed to the full person/group structure, this way I can match the two username in InfoPath.