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Hi, You can do this by altering parameter 6013, where Dataminer performs the CRC-check on the input. If you put the CRC-tag in comment as indicated in the screenshot, the CRC-check will not be done and...
View QuestionHi Richard, When you clone a repo and open your solution in Visual Studio, you will indeed still have this problem. In your QActions, the SLProtocol will not be recognized for instance while the using...
View QuestionHi Aston, There is a way to bypass this requirement window by pressing the keys "Ctrl+Alt+ S+E" all at the same time. Do note this is only useful on a limited development platform as you describe in...
View QuestionHi Logan, What you can do to investigate this is open the Options dialogue window of your Dataminer by clicking on Options on the right-click menu of the tray icon of DataMiner. On the tab page slnet...
View QuestionHi Thibault, Here is a piece of code that can serve as an example IDms dms = protocol.GetDms(); var dmsElementID = new DmsElementId("5"); var element = dms.GetElement(dmsElementID); element.Delete();...
View QuestionHi Cian Hao, Yes, we at Sphinx Squad can help you with that. We developed and published a package on the Catalogue that consists of an Ad Hoc Data Source that gets the count of the bookings, directly...
View QuestionWith the suggestion provided by Toon, we could use the RegexReplace to solve the problem: The eventual Shape Data needed is as follows: More details on RegexReplace can be found in this section in our...
View QuestionHi Jochen, In the example driver of Spectrum Simulation there is the "monitors" tab page. The driver is available here : Spectrum Simulation Driver - DataMiner Dojo . Maybe this can help you to compare,...
View QuestionHi, There are open-source Nuget Packages available that you can use in an Automation Script which enables you to directly query your ElasticSearch database. Note that it is important to check the compatibility...
View QuestionHi Dieter, I assume there are better/cleaner ways when on a production cluster. But if it's just on your local DataMiner testing out operators or ad hoc data sources, I think an easy way is to remove...
View QuestionHi Michiel, I also was investigating something similar in the past to help out another user, and in the corresponding Dojo Question Wouter Bogaert posted some background information that can be helpful...
View QuestionHi Bruno, Kibana is the official client for ElasticSearch, but there is also an open-source project on Github (ElasticVue, cars10/elasticvue: Elasticsearch gui for the browser (github.com)) with a light-weight...
View QuestionHi Steve, What you could do to give the user, who loads a dashboard and hopes to see the end data in not too much time, is the following: Since you are working with average trend data in the two GQI-formula's...
View QuestionHi, I think out of the two options, the second one is the best, as it is less error-prone and you also give yourself the possibility to not only have a string setting but also go for a boolean, an enum...
View QuestionHi Harald, A potential cause that I could think of: In the JSON, the values of the field "NWID" are considered JSON Strings, while the FieldDescriptor expects a number. It could be that because of this...
View QuestionHi Carl, I think a good option is to make use of an input parameter. In the documentation, there is an example, where a minimum age is used as an input parameter to only show the people older than that...
View QuestionIf someone in the community comes across this question during a search for the connection string, note that there is now an easier way to get it. Every GQI query should be saved as JSON format into a...
View QuestionBy comparing the two Wireshark captures, I found a possible clue that might explain this strange behaviour. With Telnet CMD closed, our 192.168.122.168 is sending from all different ports, ranging in...
View QuestionHi José, I was thinking about this and I now realized there is, next to the Interactive-Script-approach of Michiel, another possible "work around" that could help you out or at least worth investigating....
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