I’m curious to learn if the ability to do a free text search across sets/charts exists in apache superset. How would I do this today?
If you are using the latest version of superset, refer to the snapshot below on how to access the search field.
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Is there any good reason why the pgrouting extension is still not supported by GCP Cloud SQL? I mean, Cloud SQL even supports PostGIS 2.3 version.
Also, considering I already have PostGIS 2.3 installed on Cloud SQL, is there any way I could install pgrouting manually without issuing the CREATE EXTENSION statement?
Thanks in advance.
As far as I'm aware, there's no way you can install pgRouting manually without using the CREATE EXTENSION statement, and as you already know, it's currently not supported unfortunately.
However, I was able to find a public feature request open here for pgRouting to be supported by PostgreSQL (in CloudSQL). You could comment and follow updates there on the potential support for it in future.
As of the 26th of August, pgRouting is now supported in Cloud SQL for PostgreSQL.
I noticed that a user on one of the SAS servers I use at work was running the following SAS related process:
/opt/apps/sas91/SAS_9.1/SASProfiles/Menus/opsmenu
Does anyone know what this does? I can't find any mention of it on Google, this site, the SAS support website, or any of the docs I've looked at.
OPSMENU is used for the administration of SAS user profiles - specifically it refers to the Options Menu. This command would typically be used to perform admin tasks such as creating a new user profile. OPSMENU is an outdated process though, so it's not used in more recent versions of SAS (this is probably why you can't find any info on it).
This info comes directly from a SAS rep I spoke with earlier today.
I have done quite a bit of looking on the Redmine website, and executed a number of Google searches, but I have not been able to find an answer to the difference between Redmine 2.x and Redmine 3.x
I imagine that, much like Redmine 1 vs Redmine 2, it has to do with the version of Rails that the platform is built on, but I would be interested to know a little more in-depth about the differences and compatibility.
I imagine, also, that plugins are not compatible between the two versions, so this leaves one to wonder, what are the benefits of using one over the other?
Edit: I do see the Rails version difference listed on the Installation page. What is the difference beyond that?
We using Redmine at work, with version 2.3.3
And now we wanted to upgrade to new versions (security updates).
We asked the same question.
And what I founded:
from their news page
This new version brings several improvements to the search engine (it's now much faster and includes new search options) and many new features: default issue status per tracker, multiple emails per user, ability to edit attachment descriptions and more
from their Changelog
...
Feature #13849: Grouped filters in the filter drop-down
Feature #13051: Support any macro in (pdf) export for wiki's and issues
Feature #12097: Multi Thread Support
Feature #8818: Repository user-mapping with multiple email addresses
Feature #11702: Add user/group to multiple projects at once
Feature #4244: Multiple email addresses for each user
Feature #1326: Add / edit an attachment description after upload
...
and more
I need to access a 3rd Party software database using their propriety OLEDB connector. I've installed their OLEDB software and can confirm using Regedit.
When trying to create a Data Source in the Coldfusion Administrator, I found that the OLEDB data sources have been deprecated since coldfusion MX.
On searching further, I haven't been able to find any alternative way of configuring the data source.
Can you please advise how can I access the OLEDB data source?
Any links or direction would be really appreciated.
I believe you will have to use the 'Other' option value in the datasource driver dropdown. and then provide repective info in the following page. They say that all the OLEDB drivers that might exist will not be listed in the drop down and hence you will have to o the manual way of things.
Further details here" http://www.rvclandtrust.org/CFDOCS/Advanced_ColdFusion_Administration/datasources_ADV_MJS2.html
Just start to use reviewboard,and I am so curious of where does reviewboard store the diffs?
Should it be stored in database?I can not find the details in the reviewboard official website.
Any hint will be appreciated!
Review board stores all details about reviews in a backend database that you specify during setup. I use it with MySQL. You can find the database settings in <RB home>/conf/settings_local.py file.
BTW, is there any reason why you need this information. If you are using RB, these things should be transparent to you.