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Logi Info developer since v9. 15+ years experience in the healthcare and insurance industries. Current stack: Logi Info 12.8 on IIS connecting to SQL Server 17 with Logi security provided via SecureKey authentication. https://www.linkedin.com/in/blakeryner/
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Also a note if you have multiple formats that mean the same thing you could add these to the table and then just simply join to that alternate format and then use the normal DateVal.
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Dates are fun aren't they!?! I found the best solution is to have a dates table in the database in which almost all of my queries get joined to. I can give you more details if running dates throu...
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On my local machine I had to make sure I had full permissions on C:\inetpub\wwwroot to run w\o using run as admin. When you mentioned you had checked permissions were you looking at your IIS folde...
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It's also worth looking at @Local data layers. I used to use these a lot for KPIs since it is a 1 value thing. I've now converted this to putting the KPI widget inside of a table. Although, it w...
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What about calling a process tasks from the Logi Scheduler?
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Maybe not the most direct way, but I've done something where I drop a file on a network share from Logi and then the FTP client just monitor that directory and push it up.
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If I remember correctly you use MySql. Does MySql have JSON capabilities? In SQL Server I'd write my query to convert to JSON. You could create a new Data definition and then reference that URL ...
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Johnny Stevens I'll see if I can look into this more today.+10000000000000 on bringing back the long scrolling pages. The documentation seems a bit fragmented at this point and I really struggle t...
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I don't think this is exactly what you want, but maybe some guidance on how to push data in...There is a charts API...not as clean as a data layer, but maybe it can spark an idea??? https://devnet....
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This is platform-specific, but conceptually I like this 'trust level' concept. https://blog.discourse.org/2018/06/understanding-discourse-trust-levels/