I'd like to be able to run multiple Docker containers with Universal GUI so each one can have its own default meta server and application. Using the documented Docker compose method with Traefik I've tried to add a pathprefix for Universal GUI just like with Indicium but it doesn't work. Can Universal be served under a URL with the format https://host/pathprefix and if so what's a working config? Follow-up of
Users with full rights on a certain table get an error message about a trigger on that table: Cannot find the object "table_td" because it does not exist or you do not have permissions. The trigger does exist however and with an account with sysadmin rights this error doesn't occur. What's a possible solution here?
Hi all, (Sorry for the Title, no clue on how to summarize the problem) But some guidance is very welcome ! I have a table, with ‘Functions’. E.G, cleaner, driver, crane operator, etc. So, a person has a Function. I also have a table with ‘Tasks’. E.G. ‘Unload ship’, ’Clear deck’, ‘Load container’ . Each Tasks needs a number of Functions. Unloading a ship needs 3 unloaders, 1 cleaner and 1 driver. So, this looks like this in very old software; on the left a column with all the Tasks, and in columns all the Functions. Here the user can specify how many of each Function is needed. Note; Functions can be created by the end-user, so it can be 4 or 182. Same of course for the Tasks. “Replace your outdated software in 12 months with a modern progressive web application” After entering all the values with how many people are needed per Task/Function, this needs to be saved somewhere. Not sure on the where and how of this. How can something like this (no need to be an exact copy, but the usabil
I am trying to start a system flow via an API call to Indicium. The API URL works. When I visit it with a browser I get to log in and see the application version number. However the same URL followed with / and the system flow name gives a 404 Not Found in Insomnia. The system flow exists in IAM since I can find it there. Browser: http://[server]/indicium_universal_prod/iam/[alias]Insomnia: http://[server]/indicium_universal_prod/iam/[alias]/documenten_aanmaken Why doesn’t the API call work?
I am building a screen in which a barcode can be pasted and entered with a barcode scanner. For this purpose I’ve created a view with only its form visible and in it only a barcode field. This field should be editable multiple times without having to click any GUI buttons. According to the view itself these are updates of the barcode field. Behind the view is an instead of update trigger that adds the new data to a table. This works. As soon as a barcode is typed into the field and ctrl+enter’d a new row is added to the table. The problem is the form isn’t editable immediately despite having auto-edit enabled in its subject settings. I need to click in another tab in the gui and then return to the view to have its form editable. This seems to be the standard behavior of auto-edit in tables too. I’ve done some testing with combinations in a process flow to make the form editable without needing any user input between barcode updates but so far I’ve been unsuccessful to make this work. F
For a certain task it’s required to query a system-versioned aka temporal table at a certain point in the past. Let’s call this table temporal_table for simplicity. Here’s an example query: select v.*from temporal_table for system_time as of '2021-2-27 14:59:46' v In SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) this runs in about 2 seconds for this particular table. Using this in a lengthy select statement with a bunch of joins also runs rather fast in SSMS as it takes about 10 seconds to finish. The problem happens when this code is used in a task in our end product. As soon as the for system_time flag is used in the SQL code the task goes from running 10 seconds to what’s basically forever. This is the same code used in SSMS, with the exact same datetime for testing purposes. (This date will be replaced by a parameter in a later stage as it needs to be dynamic.) I’ve tried to get around the issue with this alternative query: select v.*from temporal_table for system_time all vwhere '2021-2-27
We just upgraded to version 2019.1 and I immediately tested the new sorted combo in one of our tables. However it doesn't work and despite setting the lookup as 'sorted' the drop-down still appears alphabetical. I followed these steps: First I set a default sort on the lookup table: [img]https://uploads-eu-west-1.insided.com/thinkwise-en/attachment/8a004e0a-0cd8-450b-9bf6-a6d43d9089ff.png[/img] This table holds sizes with an ID and a description where the sizes are sorted by a sorting column called "weergave_volgorde", for example to show sizes in the order of S, M and L (with corresponding order values of 1, 2 and 3). This sorting column is part of the default sort. I also tried sorting on this column alone with the same result. Then I set the following lookup: [img]https://uploads-eu-west-1.insided.com/thinkwise-en/attachment/335f3495-be98-49c5-9f69-bee6fb56bda7.png[/img] Where vw_maat is the lookup table in the previous image. As you can see I set the look-up control to a sorted com
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