I have a form on MS Access, where I am trying to upload an excel spreadsheet into the database.
It has been working for other spreadsheets, but for some reason I am trying to upload data into a table, and I continue to get the error:
"you cannot record changes because a value you entered violates the settings defined for this table or list (for example, a value is less than the minimum or greater than the maximum). correct the error and try again"
Can someone explain to me why I am getting this error, and how to fix it?
I have already made sure that:
- In the access table, there are no "required" fields
- The appropriate data type is associated to the field
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In application insights I can click on an exception and find nicely formatted information about it if I click on it.
This could look like this:
I would like to archive the same in an Azure Workbook. Here I can display all my exceptions with the KQL Term "Exceptions".
With the column settings I was hoping to be able to create a link to the Application insights page that shows me the same result like in the picture above.
I use this configuration:
Now I have a link, but when I click it there is just an empty pane:
Is there anything I misunderstand?
How do I need to configure my column settings to get a direct link to the Exception details like in clicking on the same item in Application Insights?
While not super obvious, the info bubble for the link settings shows:
The value in the column is expected to be an itemId of an exception telemetry item.
So as long as your query returns the itemId field, you can map that in the column settings:
(also, iirc, if the query returns a timestamp column, the details view will try to narrow down its search to just use a range around that time instead of trying to query a larger amount of time to find an item with that id)
Edit to add: if you are using thee Log Analytics based schema, AppExceptions the field is there but missing from documentation and the schema, there is an _ItemId field that is this field. I'm working with the App Insights/ Log Analytics teams to get this properly documented there.
Also, even if you're using the log analytics based app insights, you can also always query through the "app insights" resource and use the app insights schema the "old" way as well. (unless you're doing something specific in log analytics that the AI based way doesn't have?)
example:
left is query against app insights schema, with exceptions table and itemId column
right is query against logs schema, with AppExceptions table and _ItemId field, returning the same exact item by that id value. you can seee that the _ItemId field shows red squiggles like it isn't valid, but that is incorrect, you'll get the right row if you run the query.
Somehow in my firebase account 2 sets of data have changed the fieldname for 'DeviceID' to 'PeripheralID' and 'DeviceUUID'. Is there a way that I can search these and change them to be 'DeviceID'? I would prefer to do this by command line but will do whatever is easier.
Im thinking something along the line of firebase update:database ?
To answer the question with comments under question:
There is no tool for it. You'll have to download the data from database, edit JSON with some kind of text editor and upload it back to database.
This operation OVERRIDES information in database with information in JSON. In other words: uploading JSON changes database.
If you're using firebase console and data you want to change is not in whole database, you could open certain tree level and do those operation just there.
In my access database there is a dataset which I need to know how it has been created. I tried to backtrack and reached to a table for which I am not able to find any source data. I am pretty much sure that it has been imported from some where. I checked in "View" option there is not "SQL" view for that table. It only has "Datasheet" view and "Design View".
In access database is there any way to check that whether a file has been imported or has been created using SQL query within access database? Is there any "flag" raised or something like that?
No. Once data is persisted in a table, that's it.
If you need further info, you can have a Timestamp field with a default value of:
Now()
or, if a higher resolution than one second is needed:
Date() + Timer() / 86400
or another custom field where you record session info as you like during the import or creation of data.
I am having an issue with my cube processing. It is failing in production after I made an update to the view used to build one of my dimensions. Here are the steps I took:
The update added a single field and did not touch anything else that was already present.
I updated the cube dimension in BIDS and did a full process of the cube successfully.
I have a scheduled job that reprocesses the cube every 15 mins and it
ran for 16 hours without issue.
Then the job started failing with the error "could not find attribute key".
The key it could not find was the ID column.
The ID column already existed, and is a numeric column.
I double checked to make sure there were no null ID fields, and there weren't.
The ID field was aliased in the data source view, so I tried updating the table definition to use a named query and aliasing the ID field directly in the query.
When I did that, I started getting errors that it could not find the [ID] field ( the
original field name).
Eventually I had to roll the changes back because I couldn't figure out the cause and I had to get production back up. Now, 17 hours later, the processing of the cube is failing again when no changes have been made. I'm getting the error now that the attribute key cannot be found when processing . When I look for the actual ID value that it gives me in the error, I find it in both of the views that make up my dimension and my fact table.
My underlying data source is Oracle 11g. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Can you process the updated dimension(if you can restore the production db and BIDs project on local environment) ? check if it gives any error in dimension processing. Then try processing the related measure group alone and then try processing the complete cube and OLAP db. You will be able to find the error step more specifically and could be of help for analysis.
Also you can check this..
http://toddmcdermid.blogspot.in/2009/01/ssas-quick-reference-attribute-key.html
In the "Simulator" built into the Firebase site is it possible to simulate deleting a node?
I tried entering the path to a node in the URL field (e.g. /my/path/-JCNAUFZJFJMGX1RYWJL) and I entered {} into the data field but I think this just simulates adding nothing as apposed to deleting.
In Firebase, writing a null value is equivalent to removing the data at a given reference (i.e. ref.set(null) is effectively the same as ref.remove()), and thus using a null value is an effective way to test removing data in the simulator.