Im trying to write queries on Azure Workbook so that I can run queries on our logs, which would allow me to drill down and view exactly what the exception message is. While doing so, when I execute a KQL query, on the workbooks, the column values are truncated as shown in picture. I want to be able to see the full error stack in order to troubleshoot the issue. Now I can get the operation_Id from here and then run it in Log Analytics to view full details, but I would like to view everything I need on this single page within Azure WorkBook. Clicking on the column doesn't expand it.
You cannot expand a particular column when you execute a kql query on the workbooks.
If you change the visualization to Text you will be able to see the complete stack error message as show in the below image
There are many ways to do something like this in workbooks, but the grid we use doesn't have the ability to expand a single cell like the logs view does.
As another answer states, you could use the "text" visualization to visualize just one cell (0,0) as a text block, but that only works for once cell queries.
or, in the grid settings you can set the column renderer to be a link for those columns, and have that link open the "cell details" view. that will open up a side pane that shows all the content of the cell in a popup view
or you could pick the "generic details" option which will open a side popup showing the values of all the columns in that row)
or, you can go into advanced settings, and enable the option to export parameters when a row is selected. you can then set it to export specific columns as specific named parameters, and use those parameters downstream to see values in something like a markdown text item in the workbook, or in a subsequent query.
there are examples of things like that documented here: https://github.com/microsoft/Application-Insights-Workbooks/blob/master/Documentation/Interactivity.md
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Is there a way to extract a table from a web page in Automation Anywhere after taking certain steps using web recorder. The table does not appear directly, it appears after clicking few controls after launching the URL.
The table that I want to extract is coming after loggin in to the website and filtering using a control for search criteria.
I used web recorder to login and putting the desired search criteria in a text field and I want to extract the table now. When I use web recorder, it launches the URL again and takes me back to the login page which I dont want. I want the bot to stay on the page. Pls help.
Also, what is the significance of session name of an extracted table?
If you clicked on Advanced View, you will find at Step 5 : to run this command using an existing IE window. Try to write the URL of the page with the table and not the one of the login page.
The extracted table is to be used using variable $Table Column(Index)$ with index being the column number or column name
you can export directly using object cloning and in the selection criteria export to csv file. But we need to click on html inner text also in search criteria
An old question, but my experience has been the Extract Data/Table commands are rather poor. Not only do they only work in IE, you cannot call them as commands, they have to be called via a web recording.
Instead, I've found it much more useful to object clone the initial element, grab the DOMXPath, and variablize that. Then throw it into a loop while command and set the condition on finding at least one element (of the elements for the table you are trying to build). You can grab all sorts of useful info in the object clone command and then right that to a variable/table.
For example
//div[#id='updatable-standings']/div[1]/div[1]/div[2]/div[1]/table[1]/tbody[1]/tr[3]/td[2]/div[1]/span[2]
//div[#id='updatable-standings']/div[1]/div[1]/div[2]/div[1]/table[1]/tbody[1]/tr[4]/td[2]/div[1]/span[2]
I can create a incremental variable for {tr[3]} and call it $vTeamLoop$ and change my DOMXPath value in the Object Clone to be
//div[#id='updatable-standings']/div[1]/div[1]/div[2]/div[1]/table[1]/tbody[1]/tr[$vTeamLoop$]/td[2]/div[1]/span[2]
Ultimately, it is more steps than the Data/Table Extract command, but it is far less limited in scope.
Hope that helps.
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I have this code for the text box Control Source in Access:
=DLookUp("[Lot Number]","[Lot Number Generator Table Query]")
but that will only display the first row generated in the query. I need to get the latest one generated displayed. I've tried switching the ascending/descending order with no change.
Assuming LotNumber is sequential and that there are two tables to consider, try:
=DLookUp("[Lot Number]","[Lot Number Generator Table Query]","[Lot Number]=" &
Dmax("[Lot Number]","[Some Table]"))
Or much more simply, if there is only one table:
=Dmax("[Lot Number]","[Lot Number Generator Table Query]")
This is not safe in a multiuser environment or when Lot Number is an autonumber.
See also Domain Aggregate Functions
I have a little appliation that shows MySQL data in web browser ListGrid. It has 14 columns.
I would like to upgrade it so the user could add query parameters.
For this job the best I could imagine is the grid.setShowFilterEditor() that put text boxes above the column headers and will live together with the column header when moved or resized.
I planned to use the filter button FilterEditorSubmitHandler() to get the filter values and run the query.
Unfortunately, I can not find any solution to get the text from a certain filter box eg. the value that was written by the user into the box above Column_#1. Is there any way to do that or this FilterEditor grown together with the DataSources object, and not available for any other data binding?
Something like this, but without using DataSource:
http://www.smartclient.com/smartgwt/showcase/#grid_sortfilter_disable_filter
As per my knowledge, filter editor works on com.smartgwt.client.data.DataSource only.
If you want to have filterEditor in ListGrid, you have to use DataSource or go for some custom implementation.
I need to let my users enter a variable length list of items into something that looks like a grid view (or a series of standard text boxes stacked vertically). Each item could be a few characters or a few hundred characters long, and I just want them to enter a "sentence", and then tab to the next row, and always having another blank one ready to go at the bottom of the list.
I don't want to save any data to my SQL Server DB until they enter the entire list and then click on a "save all" button.
When they hit the "save all" button they will be given a preview screen where the data will be presented as standard HTML ordered list.
If they confirm/save, then each row of the grid will then be saved as a separate row into my SQL Server database (with an index to remember the order).
What ASP.Net (or Jquery/javascript) UI control would be the best to use in this situation? (i.e. just for the data entry part - the rest I got covered).
Seems like you are looking for something similar to this:
http://www.highoncoding.com/Articles/374_Adding_Multiple_Rows_in_the_GridView_Control.aspx
I have a report which has 3 subreports. In the case of no data I want to hide the report. It's giving me this error:
Error: Subreport could not be shown
How can I hide the subreports?
You are going to have to create some mechanism of knowing whether or not a subreport will successfully be shown on the main report because you aren't going to be able to "return" anything back to the main report from the subreport.
Could you create a small dataset on your main report that would query to check if data will exists for the subreport? and then you could use an expression on the subreport element (or container such as tablix or rectangle) to hide it based upon the results of the query on the main report.
Let me know if I need to clarify.
if we directly create a dataset in the main report itself then there is no question of using another report as a subreport we can directly use the fields from the data set created in the main report and assigning parameters to main dataset values. i think that will not server purpose.