I am currently working on student time attendance management system. I am facing problem with connecting to time attendance machine (ZKTeco) from PHP/MySQL.
I dont know which library use for this work.
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it's been 2 months I'm working for a new client on BI Reporting on Oracle BI Publisher within an OracleCloud CRM and HCM. to make query to OracleCloud database I have to use notepad++ and then copy/past my query in the Query textArea on BIPublisher (which is a simple text area without any syntaxe check or color), I was wondering if there are some experts who might know a way to connect SQL Developer to OracleCloud database so I can run my queries directly without copy/past on the browser.
thank you a lot
There's no direct access to the underlying Oracle Database from your SaaS subscription.
We (the SQL Developer team) are working with a few of the SaaS business owners to make SQL Developer Web available for their subscribers. This would allow you to run queries directly against your database w/o having to do the copy/paste jump you're doing today in BI Publisher.
I cannot provide guidance on when this will happen or even if your particular services will make it available.
The TL;DR answer to your question is 'No, but we are working on it'
I am able to import records into Filemaker using actualtech trial drives, but do not know how to update PostgreSQL database when making changes in Filemaker.
Ideally I would like Filemaker to remain as a front-end and PostgreSQL be the backend in the event they would like to move away from Filemaker.
Is there a real-time dynamic updating with ODBC connections?
Some troubleshooting and biting the bullet... but I bought Open Source Driver from Actual Tech and it seems to be working.
Not very intuitive but I learned I can import records from postgreSQL using the "Open Source Driver" and I can then setup a relationship with the "ESS Driver" (File / Manage Database / Relationships ) to use postgreSQL as a backend; meaning updating real-time.
I would like to make a tutorial in the future because it was a few hours of trial and error.
A guy made an oracle based web forms and setup oracle database in my computer 3 years before.
Now I want to make my database online.
So that I could access via my two computers.
I do not even know basic thing about oracle.
If any one could tell me how to do this?
someone told me I have to do it via live IP, dedicated server or VPS?
Could any one can give me idea from where should I start?
Should I buy a dedicated server or VPS or any other way to do this.
I've just started working with Tivoli Common Reporting 2.1.1 using cognos.
Already installed the TCR and configured a datasource to a db2 database by going to: Reporting-Work with reports-Connection-Configuration-Ds connections.
I want to make a small test report connecting to that data base but since I am new to this technology I don't know how to.
Read somewhere that I need to have Framework Manager to create a model and then use Report or Query studio to create a report using that model.
Can anyone help me by guiding me on how to start making this first test report?
From these I am assuming I need this framework, then I have to configure something in that software to point to my db2 then create something of a model.
Then use report or query to handle this model and create a report. I've been reading manuals for a few days but can't seem to get it working otherwise.
Is there anyway to get already made reports and configure them to use my db without using framework manager? since I think framework only works in windows and I installed it in a SUSE.
Tivoli Common Reporting is not an independent product that could be bought separately. It is always shipped with other IBM Tivoli products that have some reporting capabilities. That means you should have some out of the box reports that were shipped with the Tivoli product you bought. You could open these reports in Report Studio and try to modify them. That way you will use the model of these reports, so you won't need Framework Manager.
However when you want to report on data that are not included in the model then you need to use Framework Manager. You are correct that FM is only for Windows, but that shouldn't be a problem. It connect to a TCR/Cognos server on another machine.
Also be aware that there is a license limitation: TCR is provided for free with other Tivoli products, but only for use with Tivoli data. If you want to report on your sells data then you need to purchase Cognos separately.
Im new to Microsoft entity framework and wonders if it's possible to use this framework with a DB2 iSeries AS/400? Are there any problems at all when working with this kind of "legacy systems"? and the EF framework?
You can use Entity Framework to connect to an ISeries DB2 database one of three ways:
1. If you purchase the license to IBM's DB2 Connect product. The license is around $12,000 which is outrageous. Also, there is not enough good documentation for how the DB2 Connect product actually works, how it installs, or its possible benefits. I've contacted one of their resellers to get a test install and it was not an intuitive process so we never purchased the product. Likewise, there doesn't appear to be any demos. I don't understand how IBM can have one of the best servers available but don't bend over backwards to leverage their product to Microsoft developers.
That said, if you research this topic you will find much information saying that you can use Entity Framework using their ADO.Net data server provider. I went down this path but I will warn you that their data server provider only works when DB2 connect is installed. This is confusing because IBM advertises this ability but doesn't often show the direct correlation between the two products so you're often left thinking that it will work without db2 connect which it will not at this time.
2. Purchase a third party data provider designed for Entity Framework. Progress software's Data Direct is super easy to use. I don't like how their server licensing works though because their server license is per core processor for your app server. This is flawed because this assumes you only have one app server when in reality, people regularly need to have different app servers for load balancing. I would prefer they just license per one ISeries server. However, you can purchase the licenses for each individual user if you decide to do that.
3. Write your own data provider. This is possible but there are obvious drawbacks.
It sort of looks like it is - see here:
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/db2luw/v9r5/topic/com.ibm.swg.im.dbclient.adonet.doc/doc/c0054118.html?resultof=%22%65%6e%74%69%74%79%22%20%22%65%6e%74%69%74%69%22%20%22%66%72%61%6d%65%77%6f%72%6b%22%20
but quite honestly, I'm not 100% sure - especially not if it supports EF 4.0 (yet).
Or check out the IBM DB2Connect site and search from there...