I'm looking to evaluate iccube as an embedded OLAP server. Before doing so, is it possible to enter data at non-leaf levels? If not natively, is there a workaround? This is one of the major requirements. Also, what are the different methods to enter data? Is there an Excel interface option?
Thanks.
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Gerd
Yes of course, Check the link type in the measure group definition.
You can also decide if a hierarchy does not do a parent/child aggregation. Meaning that by default the parent includes all child data. This is in the hierarchy definition ( Fact Aggr. Type ).
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To prioritize the engineering effort around Requirements in a defined way, I came to the idea to use the information already added for the FMEA.
For this I have created a Stereotype named fmeaRelevant (will be named better later), which has several Tags.
My target now is to first calculate the averages of all of these Tags and then from these the average RPN, which is again a Tag.
For this, I have already created a ConstrainedProperty, which has the respective ConstrainedParameters and Constraints.
BindingConnectors are created between the ConstrainedParameters of the ConstraintProperty and the Tags of the Stereotype.
The Stereotype is assigned to my Requirements.
However, Open ConstraintView ... does not show me anything.
Is there anything I am missing?
P.S.: I am not sure how to provide something like a source code snippet for model content. If one makes a proposal in a comment, I will add this.
You used binding connectors between stereotype properties and constraint parameters? That should not be possible, since they are on different levels. The parameters are on the model level and the stereotype properties are on the language level.
Of course, Rhapsody sometimes allows strange things, so it might well be, that there is a way to get it running.
The RPN relates to an actual hazordous situation. Your model describes this situation and all values relating to the situation should therefore be value properties of the FMEAitem. This element would be defined in a library. By the way, this is how it's done in the new RAAML-specification, which might be a useful reference.
Wondering what will be a good way to manage common reference data used by all nodes / specified nodes in Corda? One of the example will be a Contract Type or Legal Entity Name, which are the common reference data, shared by specified nodes.
I was thinking Oracle can be the solution, but after the study, seems Oracle is not be appropriate as we only need to get the list of reference data and can be quite frequent.
Other solution I have in mind is to have a centralized place to manage such data and can be obtained thru API. Appreciate anyone can help on this. Thanks.
Kwan
Reference data should generally be included in the form of attachments.
The theory is here, and you can read about how they work here.
I wish to extend the person object with additional attributes through an aspect, however several of the aspect properties need to be multi-valued i.e. contain more than one value.
e.g a person's skill set.
How do I achieve this?
What you want to do is define your property with multiple="true" to make it multi-valued. This is detailed in the documentation here.
If you're new to creating Alfesco models, you might find these two wiki pages helpful. The book Professional Alfresco is also recommended, and the modelling section hasn't changed since it was written (though a few other areas have)
I am looking for a way to control access to a node (my own content type), even when it has the "published" bit set. I have a custom field (datetime) that specifies when the node should be available to visitors. How do I hook in to Drupal 7 to do that?
Best regards, Egil.
Have a look on node_access(), you should be able to do what you need there.
I accomplished a similar thing using hook_node_access_records() and hook_node_grants(). My example is for a field within a node that restricts access on a group level, but the same concept works (more easily) for non-group content.
The description of what I did is here: https://drupal.stackexchange.com/questions/36269/how-to-restrict-node-access-to-nodes-based-on-field-value/83975#83975
However, it might be easier for you to follow Node Access Example Module: https://api.drupal.org/api/examples/node_access_example!node_access_example.module/7
That is exactly what I modified to get my code.
My requirement is to create a diagram which can represent the object relationship which is stored in an xml.
For example
This needs to get translated as Class abc has a field which is xyz. This heirarchy can be multi level. and we need to represent
a) high level struturing of classes
b) contents of these classes.
I looked at some tools like umlet, violet, visio. but all of these require a lot of manual intervention. Is there a tool which can be configured to read from xml.
Try using Graphviz and the dot language.
http://www.graphviz.org/
You'll need to write a translation layer, but that shouldn't be too hard in the language of your choice.
UModel might be a good pick for you on this one... http://www.altova.com/umodel/xml-schemas-in-uml.html