QuickBooks Enterprise: 2021
I am trying to pull a list of all vendors and their associated banking information to transfer to a new accounting system via an ODBC connection.
Does anyone know in which table the banking information lives inside the database or a different way to pull that information?
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in the project i am working on, we have a database per tenant and each tenant consists of at least 1 department. One of the requirements we have is that when an admin user deletes a department using a custom frontend we've provided, the system should first archive the data of that department on a blob storage before the data is deleted. The same we have for the tenant, we need to archive the data before the database of that tenant is removed from the account.
Now, my question: is there any best practice to do this? We are planning to retrieve all the data from all collections, using a mongo query, based on the department id (which is also the partition key) and then send it to a blob storage. The challenge we have is the execution of the query to retrieve all the data because it can be a huge amount and the RUs required for that action may affect the performance of the system because other users may be using the system while we remove the data.
I looked at mongodump and mongoexport but these are applications so we cannot execute it from our code?
Any ideas? Thanks a lot.
I think one way to solve this is by using ChangeFeed, as it reallyhelps and simplifies writing a carbon copy somewhere else.
However, as of now the change feed processor won't notify you for deleted documents so you can't listen for them, this feature is planned as of now.
Your best bet is to write some custom application that does archiving using Query language support
I am going to build a mobile app for my dad which will have four tables namely- buyer table , seller table , buyer balance payment table and seller due payment table. I have thought of using Reactive Native and SQLite due to its offline data storage capability.
Transaction limit per day will be between 2-10 rows in buyer and seller table.
Can anyone advise whether the offline data storage is safe?
Can anyone read the data from phone storage or its hidden inside the app?
Is it possible to export/import the data weekly to personal cloud storage like google drive or Microsoft one-drive and vice versa?
Is it advisable to publish such apps to app store or can i use it without publishing?
If the app is for personal use, u don't have to publish in play store. You can create apk and install in your phone.
SQLite storage is adequate for offline storage but u might lose data if backup of the data is not been taken.
Encrypt your data before you enter it in the database. As far as I know, the SQLite database is kept in a single file somewhere in the /data/ directory. What is more, your data is kept in plain text format. This means that it will always be possible for someone to extract that data by rooting the phone, obtaining the .db SQLite file and opening it with a text editor.
If the data is sensitive, you should consider encryption.
Yes, you can take backup and storage as encrypted file in cloud.
In my personal opinion, you can use firebase or other free cloud websites to host your data. It will be more simple and secure.
We have an application which is using Firebase realtime database.
A potential new client asked us about the data location. In the UK the laws say this: “not transferred outside the European Economic Area without adequate protection” (https://ico.org.uk/for-organisations/guide-to-data-protection/principle-8-international/)
But what is that means?
Here is the actual google privacy shield: https://www.privacyshield.gov/participant?id=a2zt000000001L5AAI
Can I store customer data like email address and post address in Firebase realtime database as a UK company?
1.5: Data Storage. Unless otherwise provided for by the Paid Services, Customer Data will be stored in the United States ("Hosting Data Location"), except that the Hosting Data Location may not apply to Customer Data copied by Customer or a Customer's End User to another location or used with other Google products and services.
Please read their terms of service
Other Google cloud platform may have different location, e.g.:
1.4 Data Location. Customer may select where certain Customer Data will be stored (“Data Location Selection”), and Google will store it there in accordance with the Service Specific Terms. If a Data Location Selection is not covered by the Service Specific Terms (or a Data Location Selection is not made by Customer with respect to any Customer Data), Google may process and store the Customer Data anywhere Google or its agents maintain facilities. By using the Services, Customer consents to this processing and storage of Customer Data. Under this Agreement, Google is merely a data processor.
(Refer to their terms of service as well)
I want to create a new project on contract management system. In this I have to manage multiple organizations and want to create new instance in sql server dynamically for each organization in a saas environment. How is this posiible? I am using asp.net for development. Any help would be appreciated.
A true SaaS application has a single application and database. It has the ability to have multiple tenants use the application. All data in the database needs to know what tenant it belongs too.
For instance if you have a booking system: Your customers sign up to use the software and become a row in the customer table with an ID. When a booking is made it has a customerID column as a foreign key to the customer table. Then all reports, booking views etc are done for that tenant using their customer id. You as a service provider can then run reports on all customers/tenants for your own purposes. Multiple tenants can use the system and all their data be in the same set of tables. This then means when you need to cluster replicate backup etc it is a single db, and a single migration for schema updates.
See these wiki's on multitenancy and SaaS
This of course requires your DB schema (and your app) to support this - if you are unable to change the schema then there are a number of options to up a new DB based upon the technology you are using. If you are using code first EF, then there will be db creation and migration scripts you can use. Otherwise it may justhave to be a sql script you have to generate and then maintain and run this each time a new customer is required. Personally i would rather have a single DB with an appropriate schema.
I am very new and going to develop simple application, where user share own information to all who register particular groups and network.how to stored that data on network, who view all information own or every members all information from the different point of location(different places) via the network or web.
So, Please give me details of idea behind the how to store my data on network or web? where every member easily access that data?
I have already done by try search on Internet but could get much more ideas behind the data store on web?
It would be preferable to store the data over the network on databases and make other users grant access to these databases to access information.
It is very easy to store data in a remote database from android and retrieve as can be understood from the tutorial here.