As the question says, how can I list all the measures, folder and subsolder?
By looking on msdn I can't find any way to do thet, this is what I'm able to achieve so far, any help?
SELECT
[CATALOG_NAME] AS SSAS_Database_Name,
[CUBE_NAME] AS Cube_or_Perspective_Name,
[MEASUREGROUP_NAME] AS MeasureGroup_Name,
[MEASURE_NAME] AS Measure_Name,
[MEASURE_Caption] AS Measure_Caption,
[MEASURE_IS_VISIBLE] AS Dimension_Visible,
[MEASURE_AGGREGATOR] AS Measure_Aggregator,
[DEFAULT_FORMAT_STRING] AS [Format_String],
[EXPRESSION] AS Calculated_Measure_Expression
FROM
$SYSTEM.MDSCHEMA_MEASURES
ORDER BY
[MEASURE_NAME]
I solved by using:
MEASURE_DISPLAY_FOLDER
For further reference I managed to find the proper MSDN articole:
MDSCHEMA_MEASURES Rowset
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I am trying to get an extract of an osm file that contains ways that are outers of relations. How would I go about doing this? I have tried using osmium tags-filter but cannot seem to find an option that works for finding outers, as those specifically have no tags.
This is the website from which I downloaded the input .osm.pbf file. The file is linked to in the “United States of America” row under the “.osm.pbf” column
Thank you for your help!
I want to search a tag under /etc/tags in AEM programmatically.
for ex:
folder structure is like
/etc/tags/
uder tags there are multiple tags
1.20101/ate2
2.73883
3.44qqiw
4.222
if i want to search ate2 i should get /etc/tags/20101/ate2.
You can use QueryBuilder API to query it.
Sample Query would be
type=cq:Tag
path=/etc/tags
nodename=ate2
Sample SQL2 Query for the same would be
select * from [cq:Tag] as s where ISDESCENDANTNODE('/etc/tags') AND NAME(s)='ate2'
One solution is write the query as suggested by rakhi, other is to utilize TagManager API that provides you lot of methods to search tags and once you get Tag instance you could get path from it. Javadocs for TagManager can be found here and for Tag here
For reference you could look at the code here. One thing to keep in mind in case you end up using this approach you will need to work by creating a system user to get ResourceResolver instead of calling resolverFactory.getAdministrativeResourceResolver(null), refer to article here
In github search, the following string allows me to search JavaScript code that contain Acode in all the repositories of the user NameOfUser:
user:NameOfUser language:JavaScript ACode
Now, I would like to add another condition: i am only interested in the code containing ACode in the repositories whose name contains repokey.
Does anyone know how to write the request?
The search API already does this. You can just use the search that you've posted above to search for repositories containing the text you've specified.
For example...
user:mrdoob language:JavaScript Three Extension
returns this...
https://github.com/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=user%3Amrdoob+language%3AJavaScript+Three+Extension&type=Repositories&ref=searchresults
As above answer I also tried with type=Code and added a "WebGLBufferRenderer" keyword, See if it helps:
https://github.com/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=user%3Amrdoob+language%3AThree+Extension+WebGLBufferRenderer&type=Code&ref=searchresults
I want to compare two XML documents to find and show where is the difference
like diff utility in XCode.
I can retrieve and parse xml code using NSXMLParser in basic level,
and can tell 'they are not exactly same'
but I don't know how to tell 'where and which'.
Is there any open-source based library for this?
Thanks in advance.
Try following link
XML Documents
also try this
I wonder if there is a way to give a suggestion from the sphinx index.
for instance,
when I search 'sadfasasas' on google, I get 6 results.
and it said.' Do you mean "sasasasas".
when I search by 'sasasasas', I get 289,000 results.
How should I do to implement this feature? (Let's say the two keywords are all right
spelling. and I want to give the suggestion 'sasasasas' just because it's seems like
'sadfasasas', and it can find many results by sphinx ).
There are script, config, readme in sphinx/misc/suggest folder. You could try suggestion service out of the box.