I need to connect to the LiveLink server using a java utility. The LAPI(LiveLink API) is not available over the net . Can anyone tell me how to connect to it. Can we connect using URLConnection? Or if the LAPI is available somewhere, please let me know.
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I have already running a project in production.
And .wdd is missing. I can't use server/client, for it.
Can I create .wdd file? Or connect to catalog without it?
I using pypyodbc and python3 for it
Only way to find wdd file is in the WinDev project directory.
But also if you don't have the project, you could connect to DB via ODBC using ODBC driver for HFSQL. With that you only have to connect to ODBC and the HFSQL driver do the rest.
https://help.windev.com/en-US/?3044179
I need to connect to a .fdb file (Navision database file 2009) through C#. Can anyone explain how can I connect to this file using ODBC/NODBC?
I have tried these links but found nothing useful.
https://dynamicsuser.net/nav/f/users/21774/nodbc-connection-with-net
https://dynamicsuser.net/nav/f/developers/19641/please-help-sample-c-code-to-access-navision-4-0-using-nodbc
https://dynamicsuser.net/nav/f/developers/72463/how-to-make-a-fdb-file
https://community.dynamics.com/nav/f/microsoft-dynamics-nav-forum/33767/can-you-read-fdb-and-fbk-file-without-using-nav?pifragment-101115=1#responses
https://dynamicsuser.net/nav/f/users/61737/connect-to-fdb
I haven't done it for C#, but Python. It all boils down to the following steps:
Install Navision ODBC Driver which is part of the Navision 2009 installation package.
Set up an ODBC connection to your Navision server. (The ODBC Driver also has a connection test included)
Use any ODBC library to connect to the ODBC DSN created in step 2.
Use regular SQL syntax to communicate with the database
edit/p.s.: Reading your question again. I think it's possible you are lacking the server part. As far as I know, you will need a running Navision server to interact with the fdb file.
How do you save a database in Access 2010 so that the database can be connected to and the queries run from a machine that does not have Access installed? I have read that I can use runtime but can't find how to actually make it so that it can be used in runtime. Is this what the Package Solution Wizard is for or is just a certain file extension? If I do that, will the user have to install it? On my network I am not sure if that is allowed. Can you just email it as a file that doesn't need to be installed? I am really struggling to find much info.
You don't need to make any special preparations in your database for launching under runtime. Launching Microsoft Access with your database is similar to the way you would do so with the regular version of Access. Simply launch the msaccess.exe followed by the name of your database.
You can read more about this for instance here.
Access runtime should be installed on PC first
I have deployed app using Meteor UP to ubuntu server on digital ocean
and have lost the source code (hard disk crash).
Is there any way to retrieve back the source code ?
Thanks
Sorry to hear that, unfortunately, this is not possible, or at least entirely possible to retrieve the source code unspoiled. When an application is deployed using MUP, that is generated as nodejs in a single file.
You can try recover some files on server and redo the project structure. Source files on server after a mup deploy are located to : /var/opt/.
Good luck !
You should consider using version control system like Git : GitHub, Bitbucket
I am trying to connect Analysis services from either through R or Nodejs.
For R, I have found the following library:
https://github.com/overcoil/X4R
For Nodejs, I have found the following library:
https://github.com/rpbouman/xmla4js
Analysis Services Server is external. It is not in my local machine. Currently I am able to connect it successfully from Excel using both Windows and basic authentication (username/password).
For accessing it through R or nodejs, in the following link it is said I need to configure http access using IIS. But since it is not local how can I get the
file msmdpump.dll and configure it.
In this link https://www.linkedin.com/grp/post/77616-265568694, at the end Sarah Lukens said that I need to follow the steps mentioned in https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg492140.aspx
Since I didn't work before in SSAS, I don't have much clarity. Can anyone please guide me in establishing the connection from R or Nodejs to Analysis services. Then I just want to submit the MDX queries and get the result.
thanks,
r karthik.
It seems there is no way to connect to your SSAS remotely without IIS. You have to share your msmdpump.dll in order to get access to your SSAS connection for third-party APIs via the xmla interface.