I needed to show a success message after ending a Dynamic Action and I wanted this message to be with the same format as success messages from page processes. Since this is not a standard feature of Oracle APEX, you can do the following trick if you’re using Universal Theme: Create a JavaScript function which […]
In order to provide usability to your Dashboards, you can let users the possibility to click somewhere and apply certain filter. For instance, you may want to filter a region by clicking a Button instead of scrolling inside a select list for some particular values: 1) MicroStrategy: Create a “Select List” Selector 2) MicroStrategy: Select any panel or […]
First of all I’d like to thank Bryan Brandow because this post is inspired on his various posts about this subject: http://www.bryanbrandow.com/search/jquery Since MicroStrategy 10 was out last year 2015, I’ve been trying to achieve some jQuery hacks in order to provide more usability to our dashboards. The first problem I faced when migrating to MicroStrategy […]
It’s a good practice to periodically check usage of indexes in case they are not really used by users. We must be aware some indexes cost to maintain and affects our database performance when inserting data. The following query allows you to identify those indexes which are not used (no user seeks, scans nor lookups) […]
After trying new amazing APEX 5.0 Calendar, even though I’ve found it great, I really think further work is needed in order to provide more options for developers. We’re unable to change inner HTML code because we’re don’t have Templates associated to this new component, and we’re even unable to define different position for its […]
It’s useful to periodically export a backup copy of your Talend item scripts when you’re using SVN, so here you have an script to export all Project items: Note: This script only works for Talend Integration Suite 5+ and Unix environments. Note2: Requires Commandline installation
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#!/bin/bash ## Author: JCoves 22/01/2014 ## Runs a backup for specified project ## Generates CommandLineScript.txt file which will be passed to commandline and executed #NOTE!!! Please change following parameters according to your installation: SVN_URL=http://localhost:8080/org.talend.administrator #TAC location (Talend Administration Center) TAC_LOGIN=admin@yourcompany.com #TAC user TAC_PWD=your_tac_password #TAC user's password JAVA_BIN=/usr/bin/java #Java path LOG_PATH=/opt/talend/scripts/logs #Path were logs are going to be stored CMD_LINE_PATH=/opt/talend/cmdline #Your commandline installation CMD_LINE_EXEC=Talend-Studio-linux-gtk-x86_64 #Talend commandline executable SCRIPT_PATH=/opt/talend/scripts #script location #END of custom parameters. NO TOUCHING BELOW! CURRENT_PATH=${PWD} FECHA=$(date +"%Y-%m-%d-%H%M%S") LOG_DIRECTORY=$FECHA show_error() { echo $"Usage of backupTalendProject: $0 PROJECT_NAME " echo "" echo "-> PROJECT_NAME: SVN Project name, same as defined in TAC (Talend Administration Console)" echo " Backup result is a file with following format: YYYY-MM-DD-HHmmSS.PROJECT_NAME.zip and a .log file echo "" echo $"Example: $0 MY_TALEND_PROJECT" exit 1 } execute_Job() { cd $SCRIPT_PATH OUTPUT_FILE=$"$CURRENT_PATH/$FECHA.$PROJECT_NAME.zip" OUTPUT_LOG=$"$CURRENT_PATH/$FECHA.$PROJECT_NAME.log" echo $"OUTPUT_FILE: $OUTPUT_FILE" echo $"OUTPUT_LOG: $OUTPUT_LOG" echo "Generating CommandLineScript..." echo $"initRemote $SVN_URL -ul $TAC_LOGIN -up $TAC_PWD " > CommandLineScript_backup.txt echo $"logonProject -pn $PROJECT_NAME " \ >> CommandLineScript_backup.txt echo $"exportItems $OUTPUT_FILE" \ >> CommandLineScript_backup.txt echo "------------------------------ " cat CommandLineScript_backup.txt echo "------------------------------ " $CMD_LINE_PATH/$CMD_LINE_EXEC -nosplash -application org.talend.commandline.CommandLine -consoleLog -data commandline-workspace scriptFile CommandLineScript_backup.txt > $OUTPUT_LOG cat $OUTPUT_LOG } if test -n "$1" then echo "----------------" echo "backupProject" echo "----------------" echo $"PROJECT_NAME: $1" PROJECT_NAME="$1" else show_error fi execute_Job exit 0 |
Enjoy!
Many times you need to enable VNC connections in your unix server by default at boot time. In RHEL it’s quite easy but in Ubuntu it’s quite tricky, that’s why I’m pulishing this entry. First of all, we install vncserver:
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and let’s edit ~/.vnc/xstartup for each of our O.S. users with the following script: […]
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