Daily I need to upload 10-15 files on a sharepoint which takes my 5-10 min.
I just want to automate this process so that it will save my time.
If anyone have any solution for this please share.
Solution in any lang will be welcomed
Thanks and regards,
Shrikant Salunke
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I have one generic question, actually, I am hunting for a solution to a problem,
Currently, we are generating the reports directly from the oracle database, now from the performance perspective, we want to migrate data from oracle to any specific AWS service which could perform better. We will pass data from that AWS service to our reporting software.
Could you please help which service would be idle for this?
Thanks,
Vishwajeet
To answer well, additional info is needed:
How much data is needed to generate a report?
Are there any transformed/computed values needed?
What is good performance? 1 second? 30 seconds?
What is the current query time on Oracle and what kind of query? Joins, aggregations etc.
I recently started creating a website with angular and Django. This is to be an online bookstore or an ELibraby something like Amazon Kindle, my problem is that I found out that it's not advisable to store ebooks on a database but I need a way for users to get these ebooks from the database and for admins to be able to upload to some sort of file system since database is not possible, please is there anyway I can accomplish this on my site.
I have checked the internet but I haven't seen anything helpful, maybe I am searching wrong or something but I will really appreciate any advice.
And also I will like to know if there is any API that can help me add books to my website at least to fill in some space till actual ebooks are uploaded.
Any advise will really help...
First, you will never want to store binary data of any sorts in the database. You will use a storage and the database will refer to that storage instead. I think you need to see how you can archive that first and then proceed with the rest.
Check Amazon S3 and https://pypi.org/project/django-storages/
I have about 200Gb of files on a Windows server file share that i want to upload in to S3. From looking at the documentation, it looks like i have to write my own API to do.
I'm an networking and server guy - I have no coding experience. Can anyone point me in the right direction for getting started? Has anyone ever done this before, who could maybe give me the high level overview of the steps involved, so that I can go an research each step? Any info will be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
hope anyone can help me.
I tried now several times to import my first Power BI model into AZURE Analysis Services. I went through the steps as described by the AZURE team. After I've chosen the right server and the model as PBIX file from my local drive and clicked on import, the following happens:
1. It is running for several minutes.
2. After several minutes it stops without any message or anything similar. The model is afterwards not in AZURE Analysis service.
I tried it now 4 times without any success.
Has anyone made the same experiences? Does anyone know a solution for that?
thanks and br
Christoph
There is a fairly short time-out on the import option for Azure Analysis Services. If it is a large model, I typically:
Export model as a template (pbit)
Open PBIT, and select edit instead of load.
Save new pbix without applying changes or refreshing data.
This new pbix should be small enough to import as long as there aren't any other issues with the dataset.
Background
We provide some webservices to export and import some data to a website. Unfortunatly the programmers of that website don't seem to, or don't want to understand, that if they try three times and get three errors, the 1,000,000th time it also will give an error.
So they constantly open new requests to the webservice wich result in a constant flow of new business connector users. The problem with this is that they creating database blocks, but the database will not be able to solve this because when it will time out, there are a few 1000 new business connector users waiting to block that process all over again. This morning the whole server was inresponsive and a reboot of the AOS toke about 32 minutes to complete. (normally it would take 2 minutes)
Question
I was searching for a way to limit the number of business connector users. The only related post I found was this one:
http://www.archivum.info/microsoft.public.axapta.programming/2010-01/00045/RE-.NET-business-connector-amp-Web-Services.html
Unfortunatly there is no answer to their question and I couldn't find more topics.. Does anyone have an idea how I could solve this?
Any help or pointers in the right direction would be greatly appriciated.. :)
It sounds as if the problem is with the web service. Can you rework it so that it does not cause blocking?
Meanwhile, look into the MaxConcurrenctBCSessions setting.
see
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa569637(v=ax.10).aspx