I have the following scenario. I need to check if certain file exists in a ADLS. If it is not, I have to send an email notifying such an absence. If it is in there, continue with the copy of it. All this uing a pipe in ADF.
I was thinking to use u-sql code to generate an output parameter, for instance, a flag(1/0). In the following activity, using an "IF" Conditional activity, check whether it is in there(1) or not(0)? copy or send email.
How can I create such output parameter from the u-sql activity, and "pass it" to the following ones?
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Is it possible to get multiple error messages for missing required fields in a single error message to the user? For example, if I left all 5 of my required fields blank, the error message that is displayed when clicking Submit will show all 5 messages in the same window.
This is a fantastic idea and should be added to the PeopleSoft Idea Spaces in MyOracle Support. Unfortunately, this is not delivered. There are multiple ways a person might trigger an exception, including:
Choosing an invalid value
Leaving required fields blank
Failing FieldEdit or SaveEdit PeopleCode
Unfortunately, PeopleSoft fails on the first, not all. Regarding the last item: FieldEdit/SaveEdit, as soon as you trigger the PeopleCode Error function, PeopleCode halts, so it is impossible for us to use the Error function to queue multiple exceptions.
With all that said, nothing is impossible. One way to accomplish this would be to use our own JavaScript/CSS to mark all fields that fail validation. This would require us to write additional PeopleCode, etc., to work around Oracle's delivered validation.
One approach to do that is to perform the validations "manually", stack then and present to the user.
In order to do that, you need to have a custom "Save" or "Validate Button", and your peoplecode would stack the errors.
You can use the vanilla required fields validation + any conditional validation you need.
A good way to present this is just have a field(long) or an html area and nicely present the errors:
Emplid is required
Setid is required
Enter an end date less than start date
But otherwise, this is not part of Peopletools, although some modules do offer this (eSupplier Portal for instance has a similar feature).
I would like to be able to generically access a list\dictionary of parameters from within an action. I know its possible to do this from within an ActionFilter by using:
ActionExecutingContext.ActionDescriptor.Parameters
But, I can't figure out a way to access that same list from within the action itself.
Backstory:
The end goal is for all of my actions to call the same function. The function will accept a stored proc name, and a list of parameters, then execute the stored proc using the supplied parameters. I have created each action so that the actions parameters are the same name\type as the stored proc parameters. Using this setup, I want to be able to just send the list of parameters associated with the action to a single generic call.
I have tried using:
HttpContext.Request.Query
But, that won't work, because I could have some action parameters that aren't required and have a default, these don't show up in the http query, and I still need them to be passed into my generic function.
"ModelState" is what I was looking for, it has everything I need, including the default values of the parameters that weren't in the query string.
I need a help for while creating the collection the below error is came in server console.How to solve the error ?
Error:
Warning: creating anonymous collection. It will not be saved or synchronized over the network. (Pass null for the collection name to turn off this warning.)
TLDR: you need to provide a collection name as an argument when you create a shared collection.
In most cases, you want to provide a name as a parameter when you define a collection:
Docs = new Meteor.Collection('docs');
When you don't, you create anonymous collection:
Items = new Meteor.Collection();
In the first case, the collection is shared and synchronized between client and server, and the name you've provided is used as a table name in order to store the collection in Mongo.
Anonymous collections are local in the place they've been created. Their contents are never synchronized. Therefore, even if you create such collection in a piece of code that will be run on the server and on the client, those two collections will be separate things: data created on the server won't be visible on client, data created on the client won't be visible on server, and both won't be stored in the database.
There are legitimate use cases for anonymous collections, mostly on the client side when you need to create some temporary data, but want to retain all the benefits of Minimongo and reactivity. However, it's one of those things that are needed rarely and you really do know when you need to do it. It's more probable that a beginner made a mistake and forget to provide the collection name when he wanted to create a typical shared collection. Therefore, the system issues a warning to make sure that you really wanted to do what you just did.
Therefore:
If your goal was to create an anonymous collection, and you know what you're doing, don't worry about that message. It's just a warning, the code will be functional and do what it's told to.
If you wanted to create a normal collection, or are just starting out and don't know what's this all about, just add a parameter to your collection definition.
I'm trying to add a checkbox to the standard payadvice driver program to enable the user to e-mail the form instead of printing it.
Because the print program is automagically generated from the print form (transaction HRFORMS), I can't just go and change the program.
Within transaction HRFORMS I have some control over the selection screen via Optional Selection fields below: Is it somehow possible to add a custom selection criteria to this via config?
I could wrap the generated program in a custom program of my own, but then I would lose a lot of the existing configurability.
I have been unable to find a configurable solution.
However, SAP already provides a standard wrapper program for HRFORMS:
H99_HRFORMS_CALL
I enhanced the selection screen in this program using implicit enhancement points, and passed the necessary parameters to the print form using Parameter ID's.
I would like to be able to pass a variable a string variable to the ITestResult so that I can do something with it on a pass and failure.
I have a build number that is pulled off the screen and stored in a build variable. I then would like to be able to use this build variable after the test has passed or failed to report the results back to the database with this custom build text.
Does anyone know if this is possible?
You can use ITestContext#{s,g}etAttribute.