In K2 4.7 Workflow designer, we have an option to copy paste an activity. But in K2 Five we couldn't do as same?
Do we have option to do it? If yes, how?
Thanks!
It is now available in K2 5.1, enjoy!
It is currently not available as per the post in K2 Ideas page and it is planned to enhance in future.
Copying the note here:
New workflow designer, add an option to copy & paste workflow nodes
K2 Five Development team has confirmed that the copy/paste functionality does not exist for Version 1 of the new Workflow Designer.
I suggest to implement it in the next version of the new Workflow Designer.
If you have login to K2 Portal, check the link for the update: https://ideas.k2.com/ideas/APIT-I-390
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My production agent/action version differs from my draft version in dialogflow. I want to restore my published production version back to dialogflow - I didn't export the zip at the time. Is there a way to get the production version back to current version in dialogflow?
thanks
Fiona
Not sure if you have tackled this but you can probably try this (i haven't personally tried it myself). Go to the gear icon in dialogflow. Under general, turn on enable beta features and api. You will now see an environment tab on top. Click that and there is a link to view all versions. Then for the production version, there is 3 vertical dots link beside it.. click it and select Load to draft.
Hope that helps!
I create a new stored procedure including comments
etc. /* this is a comment */. But if i have a look at the source tab of this procedure in data studio this line is gone.
What's going wrong here?
kind regards
Ralf
You can also consider using -- to show comments instead of /* */
The command line (CLP) preserves comments by default with current Db2 versions, i.e. you don't have to use Data Studio for deployment activities.
In Data-Studio, remember to tick the 'Deploy Option' "Deploy source to the database", as by default it is not ticked. In my 4.1.3 version of Data Studio, this preserves comments in SQL procedures.
Losing comments was reported in an old version of Data Studio with a workaround.
The workaround for the issue is to use the Routines Editor to create the stored procedure, then select the DEPLOY button. That will preserve comments.
Data Project Explorer
Right click on Stored Procedures
Select New->Stored Procedure
Select any of the templates and click Finish
Edit the generated coded and press the DEPLOY button, top right.
If you still have a problem and if your company has an IBM support contract then open a ticket with IBM to get it resolved.
I'm trying to create a web app integration for Box.com that is available from folders, like the "Send with Gmail" or "Send to Chatter" actions. It seems that integrations that we create from http://developers.box.com only work from files, and not from folders.
I did something similar to that in the past and I vaguely remember that the Box.com support team had to modify by action from their back-end to enable it; I compared integrations in my previous app with the new one I created and I see no visible difference in the configuration.
Has anyone done something similar recently and know the current procedure? I also tried opening a support case from their website and it hasn't been answered either.
The Box support team got back to me on this one and changed the configuration of my web app integration. It's now working the way I expect. They confirmed that they're the only one capables of doing this configuration change - it's not possible to do it from developers.box.com. If anyone needs that - just open a support case on community.box.com and they'll do it for you.
I need to export list of bugs from our Team Foundation Server to Excel. It's trivial to do it manually, but I need a command line version since the task needs to be automated.
Anyone knows how to do this?
To answer your origional question:
Add a new query in TFS, create your query and click save. This should give you an option to save the query either on the sever or locally. If you chose to save it locally and then change the extension from WIQL to .txt you will have the query available to you :-)
I hope you are aware that you have the option of using the 'Team' tag in your Excel/Project ribbon. Having said that, you can create a macro in excel that consumes the refresh or publish button on the team ribbon. Have a look at this sample macro http://blogs.msdn.com/b/teams_wit_tools/archive/2007/03/15/how-to-invoke-tfs-add-in-controls-from-macro-code.aspx
HTH.
Cheers, Tarun
Where I'm working now we use TFS2008, and people are generally unhappy with the auto-merging capabilities.
I was wondering, is it possible to change the merge engine? I know you can change the merge tool used by VS, but I'm not clear if this gets used when you do a local automatic merge, or what the deal is for merging branches.
(Before you say anything, I realise doing it manually is safer!)
Yes, upgrade to 2010 and you'll be MUCH happier. Significantly.
(I know it's not quite the answer you were looking for, but it's easy and it's true)
I never used it myself, but in a quest to be able to merge binary files, I encountered posts like http://www.neovolve.com/post/2007/06/19/using-winmerge-with-tfs.aspx
Visual Studio will use the configured tool to perform merging. Here's an useful post.
In visual studio 2008 you can do the following:
1) Tools->Options
2) Source Control->Visual Studio Team Foundation Server
3) Click the "Configure User Tools..." button
4) in pop-up click "Add"
5) in pop-up select the extensions you want to use your other merge engine with and select "Merge" in the Operation drop-down
You will need to know what your engine is expecting as passed in parameters but I would think the default of file 1 file 2 would fit most of them.