i have this task to send a RS report (event driven) in SSIS. I have this script task that extracts the report and another script task to send the email.
In my script task I'm able to add the web reference, reference it in the code, build successfully and save it.
http://{YourReportServerURL}/reportserver/reportexecution2005.asmx
BUT when I exit the script task editor I get a script error saying "Script contained in the package have compilation errors. Do you want to save changes?"
A red cross appears on it and it says "The binary code for the script is not found.". I set the DelayValidation to true to remove this red cross.
When i execute the package, it fails because of the The binary code for the script is not found error
By the way these are my references:
http://www.travisgan.com/2013/09/ssrs-data-drive-subscriptions-part-3.html
http://www.macaalay.com/2014/04/02/how-to-create-data-driven-report-subscriptions-in-sql-server-standard-version/
Im using VS 2010. how can I solve this problem? I need your help!
Thanks in advance.
Please take a look at SSIS Package failing because “script task is failing because the script is not precompiled”. Your problem looks similar to the described in that issue.
Basically, you need to make sure that VSTA project code is set to MSIL, build the project and save it. After that - close VSTA editor, and click Ok on the Script task.
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I have a Apps Script web App which performs all the work by its own only it's need to be opened manually.Now I just want to use triggers to open that web app at a particular time.
Here is the link of my code https://www.w3schools.com/code/tryit.asp?filename=GQTU37F2FMIP
In this link only the recording part is there.After this the video file gets uploaded to my Dropbox which is not included as I lost that code but if this code could execute with triggers then I will work on it and Provide the code here.
Thanks in advance and sorry for my bad English.
You could probably set up a trigger to execute a script the performs the get with UrlFetchApp.fetch();
Will canvas element execute on window.onload(I have provided the code)
I am trying to complete Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment automation for a web application project. I have been helped by a series of SO posts link1, link2, link3 and things are now running, except the upload to the hosting server is longer than it needs to be; I currently upload all files instead of just the ones that changed.
When creating the TFS2017 Build (or Release) there are many Task options, including some from the marketplace. I'm referring to, in this case, the dialogue for a Build as shown below:
I'm currently using a PowerShell script which seems a little archaic and inefficient as noted above. Do any of the tasks available to us mimic the Visual Studio 2017 Web Deploy Publish Method which runs quite nicely and quickly? If not, what can I use for an 'intelligent' upload process that checks whether or not a file must be uploaded?
Unfortunately, there is no this kind of build task could mimic the Visual Studio 2017 Web Deploy Publish Method for now.
The method trough VS IDE will dynamically check if some files need to be uploaded or not.
However through TFS build task or powershell script will not do this, just simply copy all files you assigned. Afraid there is no workaround for an 'intelligent' upload process that checks whether or not a file must be uploaded. Since we don't how VS IDE did this.
I have log statements in my mapper using slf4j/log4j that are not showing up in application(port 8090) logs.
Do I have to configure anything for this in hadoop 2.x? Everything works well in 1.x
Thanks in advance for your help.
Logging works bit differently in Hadoop 2.x
Please follow steps mentioned below:
1.You will find container-log4j.properties in hadoop-yarn-server-nodemanager jar file, extract it (make your Custom changes) and run below command
jar uf /home/hadoop/share/hadoop/yarn/hadoop-yarn-server-nodemanager-2.2.0.jar container-log4j.properties
2.Alternatively yo can make changes in file hadoop-config.sh(you can specify custom changes for logger in line below)
HADOOP_OPTS="$HADOOP_OPTS -Dhadoop.root.logger=${HADOOP_ROOT_LOGGER:-INFO,console}"
I have created a script via Drive|New|App Script
Now I want to test it. This must be so fundamental that it must be obvious, but it is not to me.
My script is for a Document. I used the code example from this "Translate" example, https://developers.google.com/apps-script/quickstart/docs
I have tried creating a new document and then from the menu Tools|Script-editor I have gone looking for my saved project, but the "Open recent projects" is empty.
How do you test/run a saved app script project for a Apps Document?
Thank you in advance.
If created Via Google Drive you can type the following in the search whilst in Drive (Drive.google.com)
Type:Script
This should return all the scripts created manually which are not attached to specific Sheets/Docs/Forms (i.e you have used the Drive tool to create a script or used the URL Script.google.com)
If you have created it this way and want to run a function to interact with a Google Sheet/Doc see the following example.
SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSpreadsheet()
CHANGE TO;
SpreadsheetApp.openById('SHEETS ID GOES INBETWEEN THESE BRACKETS').getSheetByName('Sheet1')
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/UNIQUE-ID-IS-HERE
OR YOU COULD CREATE A NEW APPSCRIPT USING THE TOOLS>SCRIPT EDITOR
All tests on appscript are run using the '>' play icon or 'RUN' then select your function.
Don't create your script in "Drive|New|App Script". Open a new Google Doc, open "Tools|Script editor..." and write your code in this new app script project.
Normally this must work!
Short answer
Follow the referred tutorial instructions.
Explanation
The path that you followed to create the script project, creates a stand-alone script project, but the referred tutorial is about a Google Document bounded-script. The code include triggers and methods that only work on this kind of script project.
Hopefully I find here someone who has experience with Hudson and its functions.
Now . I have Hudson installed this did not reveal any problems. But now I want to create a new job and that I'm developing in C / C + +.
In addition, I am working on Subversion svn where I run on the first error. Hudson did not find my svn . He says that I need an authentication . As I learned I can at Hudson authenticate but that does not work .
Maybe one of you knows how to create a project.
The things should be done in the job of Hudson.
Hudson is on my computer (local ) delete my project.
Then Hudson to access my SVN and check out the project from there.
The whole is now compiling Hudson . ( The best would be a compiler for C / C + + for Visual Studio 2008 compiler ) . The compiler then creates a * . Exe file.
Now Hudson to start the project on the basis of the *. Exe file and run the program .
Last but not least is to Hudson case of an error or if it was all right, inform the persons working on the project via email.
So that would be it what I 've hoped of Hudson. Otherwise, I take the whole not much. I know that I can do all this via a batch file . But that's not my goal. I want Hudson to automate so that I can start at midnight my builds / tests daily.
Do you think that at Hudson are my requirement too high?
For your help I would be very grateful , as I am stuck for days.
Here is a "basic" Hudson job
Create a new free-style software project job.
Configure that job.
(Optional) Configure triggers, such as "timer", "SCM polling", or others.
(Optional) Under Source Code Management section, select your SCM source and configure your repositories and local workspace
Under Build section, select Add build step and select:
Execute Shell if on *nix
OR
Execute Windows Batch Command if on Windows
OR
Pick whatever build-step plugin you are using.
(If using either of the "execute" build steps) Write your build/make/compile command as you would from command line.
(If using another plugin build step) Configure the plugin options according to your requirements.
(Optional) Archive the artifacts of the build with Archive the artifacts under Post-build Actions
(Optional) Execute other post-build actions
(Optional) Send out an email
Now to address your specific scenario. First things first, your question is too broad, and may get locked. Don't get discouraged if that happens, create separate question for each item individually. I cannot cover in details all these items, but I will give you an overview.
The SCM part
Based on your previous question, No Credentials to try in Hudson, I am now guessing that you are not providing Hudson with an HTTP URL to your SVN server, but trying to give it your local workspace location... Please do the command line check that I asked in that question.
You need to provide it with a proper HTTP server URL. Hudson will check out the project from the SVN URL you provided, under what is called a Workspace. The location of workspace can differ, based on your Hudson configuration, but it is a folder inside Hudson installation that is dedicated to the job. It can be referenced from within the job through %WORKSPACE% environment variable.
There are ways to use a different workspace location, but that is outside the scope of this overview. The whole SCM part is also optional, you can rely on existing file system, but this is not a good approach, and again, out of scope of this overview.
The Build step
After Hudson checked-out/updated the Workspace with your SVN, comes the building step. Hudson can do Execute Windows Batch Command by default. It can also Invoke Ant by default. (It can also do Maven, but that is not applicable to your situation)
To do other types of builds, you need a Build Wrapper plugin. In your particular case, the MSBuild plugin is probably what you want. I've never used MSBuild, so cannot give you details. Again, if you have a specific question on how to use MSBuild plugin, you should probably make a separate question with specific issues.
So, using either Execute Windows Batch Command or MSBuild plugin, configure your building step.
Running the exe???
This is very vague. You want to start the .exe and then what? Will it quit and you need an exit code? Do you want to see it on the screen? Again, this is very broad, and deserves a separate question (or read existing questions). If you just want to make a call to the .exe, you can configure a second Execute Windows Batch Command step, type there call path\to\yourfile.exe. But most likely you will not see that on screen. Read my answer here, Open Excel on Jenkins CI, on details of launching an .exe from Hudson/Jenkins that would be visible on screen.
Email
If you want a simple email, Hudson Post-Build actions has a way to send an email. For better customization options, you would want Email-Ext plugin. Once again, if you need details on how to use the email-ext plugin, create a new question (after searching existing questions first), as this is too much to cover in one question.
Conclusion
Your requirements are not too high, but Hudson is not a magic tool that will do the work for you. You still need to configure every step of it. And unless you have a Maven based project (which integrate very well with Hudson), a lot of actions will need to be done through the Execute Windows Batch Command and scripting of your own.