I'm trying to import a Oralce database dump exported from Oracle 19c and see this below error
ORA-39045: Oracle Data Pump does not support importing from a source database with TSTZ version 34 into a target database with TSTZ version 32
Thanks in advance for any suggestions on this
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After a Firebird 3.0 update, our PowerBI Dataset can't find the Firebird database, although the ODBC Setup works just fine.
But the most bizarre part, I can create a new Dataflow-set with the exact same data source (same Gateway to ODBC Source) and it works!
I've created a whole new Workspace and uploaded the Dataset/Report into it, the same error occurs.
Some Info:
We've recently updated our Firebird database from 2.5 to 3.0
Our connection worked just fine with 2.5
The ODBC-Source connects to a raw Firebird (main.FDP) database.
A direct connection to the live-Data is not possible, the ODBC-Setup throws an error (File database not found), so I copied the main.FDP into a different folder, that way the ODBC setup connects successfully.
On Power BI Desktop via Power Query Editor, I can see the actual live data, but if I "Close & Apply", the same error occurs (File Database not found) on the refreshing window.
#Mark Rotteveel, thanks for the Solution.
The Solution was the pathing, i added "localhost:[...]" as prefix and it works.
I was experiencing the sandbox function of bigquery and encountered two problems:
Automatically import the data from Crashlytics into bigquery, but I don't know why, there are many inexplicable tables under the crashlytics instance. Should not have only appid_ Android and appid_ IOS two tables?
Automatically import the data from Analytics into bigquery. I don't know why I only imported the data of 11-08 and 11-11, but the other data of 11-09, 11-10 and 11-12 were not automatically imported, and I couldn't find Google's technical support...
I'm trying to connect to a Postgresql database using SAS ODBC. I'm getting the message:
ERROR: The product with which the engine ODBC is associated is either not licensed for your
system or the product license has expired.
I thought SAS ODBC was default installed with SAS Base? Or do I need SAS/Access for it to work? Thanks!
You require:
---SAS/ACCESS Interface to ODBC
It's not part of Base SAS.
To find out what modules you have licensed, you can run: proc setinit;run;
I am new to Power BI and Azure HDInsight. I am trying to import data in Power BI using the Spark connector, but I am getting the below error.
We couldn't import data from Spark on Azure HDInsight.
Make sure you are entering the information correctly.
The status code in the error message is 500.
Please provide any inputs.
Please let me know if you need more information.
Thanks,
Shreya Kaushik
The issue turned out to be that the Azure HDInsight cluster that we had created was of version 3.6 while the Power BI spark connector only supports version 3.5 currently.
Thanks all for your help!
Shreya Kaushik
Hi i have a scenerio i have a database dump which i want to import in my new rails web applications database i have used activerecord etl gem but now the demand is that use kettle etl for importing the data. i have no idea of kettle can someone help me or link me the tutorials from where by following it i can do my job?
thanks in advance :)
Actually it's very easy. Just use Table Input to read from current MySQL Table, do some transformation, pipe it to Table Output. In the Table Output, point it to target MySQL connection, fill in the table name and click "Generate SQL" button to execute the DML generated.
For example you can see my article for a sample Excel to MySQL, but the operation can easily converted for MysQL-MySQL migration. (The site is in Indonesian - you can translate it using Google Translator)
http://pentaho.phi-integration.com/kettle/export-excel-ke-mysql