I have created mobile_storage entity as below.
and created intent as below.
But while parsing for the below query, it is not recognizing storage correctly.
What could be the issue?
Is there any way to capture the storage data more efficiently?
Is there any issue in entity which I created?
I'm able to successfully extract the values from the created entity.
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We would like to use Azure Data Factory to read an XML document and be able to map the columns in the document to a SQL Server table so we can move the data contained in the document to a SQL table. Is this possible in ADF?
Please note that XML file type in copy activity is not supported based on the document.
I suggest you voting up an idea submitted by another Azure customer.
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As workarounds,maybe you could get some clues from this link.
Azure Data factory now supports XML format in both copy activity and mapping data flow.
Learn more from https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/azure-data-factory/azure-data-factory-adds-support-for-xml-format/ba-p/1529012.
I am creating a project which requires a separate database for each client. We are using EF to create interaction between database and our API.
I am not sure how to use Entity Framework every time I create a new database. What shall be the correct way of doing this?
I am getting this idea to have a config file where I can enter the entry of this new database which will then allow the users to use the system but don't know how to implement this. Can someone please suggest? Thanks in advance!
I am currently working on a project which may require the ability to generate a Core Data model and classes automatically from a JSON feed which describes each object, it's properties and relationships. This would enable our company to quickly generate a working core data database from our CRM at the start of each project.
Is this possible/easy to achieve? If so, does anyone have any tips on where I can get started?
I have already created various iOS apps which use Core Data but I have never made one which needs to automatically create a Core Data model.
Yes, you can create a Core Data model dynamically. An NSManagedObjectModel can be created without a stored model, and NSEntityDescription/NSAttributeDescription instances can be defined and added to it before being passed to an NSPersistentStoreCoordinator. Apple has an example of doing this in their Core Data Utility Tutorial.
I am working with Openfire with external MySQL database created with the default openfire_mysql.sql from the Openfire server resources folder.
What I am trying to accomplish is to make the attribute persistence work, as described in the Smack API. Attribute stored using createAccount(String username, String password, Map<String, String> attributes) and retrieved using getAttributes
However it seems that the default external database setup is not up for persisting these attributes, I already tried manually adding the row yet still attributes are not persisted.
Anyone have encountered this requirement before?
I would like to do this as well and have looked through some of the openfire sourcecode. I believe the method that persists into the database only handles the fields written in the default openfire_mysql.sql file. You would have to go and modify those new fields into the source code for them to be covered.
I'm currently migrating my sqllite application to using core data. When I created the data model I noticed that an attribute can be marked as and Identity property. Happily I marked that attribute as required and indexable only to find out that I have to supply the value myself or the insert of the entity fails, which kind of takes away from the idea of the data store providing the identity for me.
So if the identity property doesn't work like I thought it does, does anyone as any idea what its for?
Digging in the documentation and on this site it became clear that core-data as it's own identity object. Is this what I'm suppose to use? Is this how relations are created between entities?
The attribute which marks a property as an identity property in the modeling tool is in the Sync Services pane and is only used by Sync Services, not Core Data itself.
You aren't supposed to worry about CoreData's internal identity but rather manage your relationships by creating the proper relationship associations in the CoreData designer and associating actual objects rather than ids.