i have created a collection in solr with number of shards=2 and replication factor=2 and while doing that by default solr assigned
router.name=compositeId
but I want to change the name to "implicit" and I also want to specify the value of router.field.
I read somewhere that for doing that you have to edit the file clusterstate.json but I am not able to edit the file.
Can somebody help how to edit this file or is there another way to change my router.name and specify the value of router.field?
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I have added a new field into the IN_VND_ITM_XLS component interface, (BU_PRICE_STATUS), which is in a SQL View already part of the delivered template, ITM_VND_UMP_CVW. I modified the view (Record definition) in App Designer to pull in the BU_PRICE_STATUS field and then modified the component interface and added this field.
When I regenerate the template in Excel, it populates the additional field fine, I select it as an input cell (along with the others I originally had) and I submit the data and return back the green OK status.
When I look online in PeopleSoft I see that the vendor data was created for the item, however the BU_PRICE_STATUS field is populated with a different value than what I specified on the upload. The default value listed on the field definition in app designer was what was populated, instead of the value I had entered for the upload.
Is there something else I did to modify for this to work? I know that when you run the Item Loader process, it uses a Message definition (IN_MST_ITM_XLS) so I wasn't sure if the message needed to be updated to? Thanks in advance.
2/27 EDIT:
I've found that the Component (for this component interface) - IN_MST_ITM_XLS uses a function called PRCSITEM within a Function library record - FUNCLIB_INEIP and this populates data in a staging table called PS_ITM_VND_UMPR_EC. I see that this table does not contain the field BU_PRICE_STATUS (which I didn't believe it would) so I'm thinking if the code/table can be updated to capture this field it would work. Hoping someone can suggest if I'm in the right area and what would need to be changed.
I would like to define a field, where there is a list of allowed values as well as give user the option to type it in. For example, I list a bunch of previous jobs that the applicant can have, plus have them pick other and fill it in as well.
Is it possible to do this with one field or do I need two fields where the user has to type it in? Is there a doc. or sample or tutorial I can look up? Thanks.
Here is a super simple Tags sample:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BxtQI4fTAVQqcUx4OUJfQ1JYV2c
To cover your exact use case you just need to:
Add logic to check if record already exists
1.1 If record doesn't exist, then create one
Create relation between records
If you don't care about duplicates in your database, then you can skip step 1 and always do 1.1 and 2.
I created an app with the sxc module.
Now I have like 500 empty rows which I want to delete.
I searched for them in the database to delete them all but I cannot seem to find them and I think it is a waste of time to delete them all 1 by 1.
It's data in "Manage content / data" table.
Let me know please.
I have another question:
If I edit an item. The title of the module gets changed with the first items 'name' field. How to avoid that? Is it an bug?
Thanks in advance.
Basically JKings answer is correct - this kind of bulk-operation can easily be done using export/import, because on re-import you can tell 2sxc to delete all items not found in the import. This ensures that 2sxc can take care of data integrity etc. Instructions https://2sxc.org/en/Learn/Content-Export-and-Import
So the correct steps are:
export the list
open in notepad, xml editor (or use excel, as shown in the link)
Remove all those you don't want
Re-import, but choose the option to "Remove all entities not found in import"
You're set :)
Actually, I try to make a filter criteria who list the available "structures" in my view. I'm using the Views Selective Filter module who does what I want. But in that list, that show the id of my structure and not the name. (I can't show you with an image, actually)
I want that my "structures" name replaces the id in my list (but not the value).
If you have any idea, I would be very grateful.
I found a solution.
I have edited the Views Selective Filter module to allow him to detect and load my structure name.
After that, I just have to change the text of my option before that the id has assigned in.
I'd like to restore the default admin theme in Drupal 6 via the database. Anyone know where this is stored?
Btw, there is a great answer describing how to change your site's public theme in the database here ...I just could not get it to update my admin theme.
List of themes you can find in {system} table, filter by type = theme, there you can set status = 1
Default theme you can find in {variable} table, filter by name = theme_default, change it to you theme name, as it is written in system table (for example, garland, not Garland).
After this clear cache table.
Follow these steps via the db:
{system} table, filter by type=theme
set status=1
{variable} table, filter by
name=theme_default change it to you
theme name, as it is written in
system table
{variable} table, filter by
name=admin_theme change it to you
theme name, as it is written in
system table. Do not skip this step.
truncate cache
Login to your phpMyAdmin, click on SQL tab and run:
UPDATE system SET status=1 WHERE name = 'garland';
UPDATE variable SET value='s:7:"garland"' WHERE name = 'theme_default';
TRUNCATE cache;
Note that you may need to add prefix to your tables
Thanks to https://drupal.org/node/200774
If you're editing the variables in PHPMyAdmin, remember that you're editing a serialized value. This means that the value you're editing looks something like this: 's:7:"garland"'.
If you just changed "garland" to "marvin" that would change the number of letters in the serialized value from seven to six.
You'd need to change 's:7:"garland"' to 's:6:"marvin"'
That is, you'd need to count the number of letters in your new theme, and update the number following s: accordingly.