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Using SmartList Builder With A Linked Server – It Can Be Done!
We are looking to deploy SmartList Builder + SmartView as an enhanced reporting solution for our internal customers. One of the things I have seen floating around the net is that you can't use SmartList Builder with a SQL Linked Server. In fact, a number of Dynamics MVP's alluded to this in a support thread at http://www.ms-news.net/f1610/smartlist-builder-odbc-error-8692687.html. The actual error message will look something like this:
GPS Error 58
SQL Error 7405 ODBC SQL Server Driver
Heterogeneous queries require the ANSI_NULL and ANSI_Warnings options to be set for the connection.
This ensures consistent query semantics. Enable these options and
then reissue your query.
ODBC error 37000
I'll show a little further into the article that yes, you can work around this, and pretty easily too – it just takes a little sleight-of-hand with your SmartLists.
A little background – we have 150+ Dynamics GP companies, all on one database server. We also frequently have requests to produce reports which consolidate data from all of these entities onto one SmartList so that, in one report, users can quickly see data from every entity. Up until now, we have been using the technique I outlined here to create reports which use a linked server to execute a stored procedure inside a view using OPENQUERY. In order to make this work, I had to come up with a workaround to the very ANSI_NULLs issue other people have reported as stopping them in their tracks.
The secret boils down to this – you have to trick AnyView, or SmartList Builder into accepting the view the first time you add it. Once you do that, and build your SmartList, you can change what the view is actually doing after the fact. I know that it works with AnyView, and have done a test with SmartList builder and it works there as well.
For the steps below, assume the final query you want to use looks something like the code below. Column1 is varchar(5) and Column2 is TINYINT:
select Column1, Column2 from LINKEDSERVER.SAMPLEDB.dbo.SAMPLETABLE
Here are the steps you need to follow:
Create a SQL view with the columns and field lengths that match the "final" report you want to produce:
CREATE VIEW SampleView AS SELECT convert(varchar(5),'') as Column1, convert(tinyint,0) as Column2 GO GRANT SELECT ON SampleView TO DYNGRP
Add that view to SmartList Builder / AnyView and build your SmartList off that view.
Once you have successfully built the object, ALTER the view to call the code from the linked server:
ALTER VIEW SampleView AS --SELECT convert(varchar(5),'') as Column1, convert(tinyint,0) as Column2 select Column1, Column2 from LINKEDSERVER.SAMPLEDB.dbo.SAMPLETABLE
Voila! Your SmartList will run the linked server code, with no ANSI_NULL warnings!
I have used this approach for most of the SmartLists we have in Production today, with great success. Of course, using a linked server is not, in the end, an ideal solution, but for cases when you have to, the method above will allow you to use SmartLists with SQL Linked Servers successfully.
Note: I have updated the sample code above to include the "GRANT SELECT" permissions to "DYNGRP" on the view. If you don't do this, SmartView will spin forever on the "Loading…" screen when you try to run a SmartList.


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Hotel Del Coronado Celebrates 125th Birthday
Monday, May 13, 2013
The resident historian at Hotel del Coronado notes that the historic beachfront property — marking its 125th anniversary this year — not only put San Diego on the map as a national tourist destination, but also helped pave the way for the military presence that also drives the local economy.
Businessman and entrepreneur John D. Spreckles came to the rescue of the hotel's original owners as the property struggled in the tough economy of 1888. Under Spreckles' ownership, the hotel promoted development of a military base, and Spreckles himself later offered low-cost land parcels to the nation's earliest independent aviation pioneers to test out their planes.
In the late 19th and early 20th century, all of this caught the attention of the U.S. Army, and later the U.S. Navy, which went on to make San Diego its largest home base in the nation.
"It was pivotal in the business development of Coronado, but it's become an icon of the whole San Diego region," said Christine Donovan, the hotel's director of heritage programs. "The hotel was very fortunate over the years to be owned by people who were very forward-thinking."
125th Birthday Milestone
Her name is not on the cover, but Donovan authored a newly released book, Hotel del Coronado History, published by its heritage programs department in commemoration of the property's 125th birthday. It will be followed throughout the year by a series of hotel promotions and holiday events incorporating the milestone.
The 1888 opening date has traditionally been observed as Feb. 19, when the first meal was served at the hotel, though newspaper reports at the time noted that guests began arriving in late January. Over the decades, it has undergone a series of ownership changes, renovations and rebirths after major struggles to stay in business.
History and nostalgia buffs are among the most avid visitors to the 757-room beachfront property, which employs more than 1,000 people and has hosted Hollywood stars, U.S. presidents and numerous other notables over the years.
"Our history page on our site is one of the most visited pages," said Barry Brown, the hotel's regional director of sales and marketing. "There is a multi-generational thing at work here, where people remember their grandparents and their parents taking them here when they were young, and now they are taking their own kids to The Del."
The hotel continues to compete effectively with much younger and hipper properties for major U.S. industry awards and accolades, with numerous recognitions for its history, architecture, family friendliness and well-kept sandy beach area. Most recently, USA Today named it among the top 27 out of 1,400 U.S. hotels of historical significance, based on feedback from historians and frequent travelers.
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Great adventure, exotic lands, ruthless politics, foreboding dungeons, and fantastic escapes. The Greyhawk campaign depicts a magical land at the crossroads of countless possibilities. The Greyhawk's world of Oerth is a place where powerful creatures contest with humanity and other races, where good folk struggle against evil, and Law wrestles with Chaos. Oerth is a world of magic, mystery and the imagination.
The Living Greyhawk campaign is an immense game played out in regional events throughout the real world. The continent of the Flanaess in the game world is divided into several nations and political states. These nations are mapped onto sections of the real world. Your real world location determines the default home region for you and your characters in the game world. When you travel to different areas of the real world, your character journeys with you to the corresponding locales in the Flanaess. Each region has a special flavor setting it apart from other regions, allowing you to immerse yourself in the intrigues of you home region, or join the turmoil in other regions.
Core Plot Arc: Blight on Bright Sands An archmage's unfathomable machinations and boundless ambition guides the fate of the Central Flanaess. Discover more about Living Greyhawk's core plot.
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9 Small Towns With Big Opportunities
By Michael B. Sauter, Douglas A. McIntyre
When a recession is as deep as the current one, people may have to look far and wide for job opportunities. The most obvious places to find jobs are in large cities, where the numbers of openings are likely to be highest. However, there are great job opportunities in some of America's smallest cities, too.
According to a 24/7 Wall St. analysis, employment has increased significantly in a number of smaller U.S. cities in the last ten years. We have identified nine cities where the populations may be small, but the economies are robust, job opportunities are good and unemployment rates are much lower than the national average.
While these prosperous urban areas have their own unique reasons for success, they also have several things in common. More than half have benefited from abundant natural resources and a healthy commodities market. Oil, natural gas, coal and potash are key economic drivers. Rising fuel prices, as well as improvements in extraction technology, such as "hydrofracking," have pumped up several small-town economies. Several of these areas have also grown because of increases in the service sector, including amenities for retirees and tourists.
One of the most surprising findings is that almost half of the towns on the list come from one state: Oklahoma, which is home to cities with low unemployment and unusually high job growth for their size. While these towns do not share the same economic drivers, both Enid and McAlester rely heavily on drilling, mining and the military.
24/7 Wall St. used Bureau of Labor Statistics data on micropolitan statistical areas (MSAs). These are regions with an urban center that has a population of at least 10,000, but less than 50,000. We identified the cities that have had the greatest increase in total employment between 2001 and 2010. We then narrowed the list to towns with current unemployment rates under 7.0%. There are nine cities that satisfied this criteria. 24/7 then looked for the reasons that these places enjoyed employment success despite their relatively small sizes.
These are the nine small towns with big opportunities:
9. Lebanon, New Hampshire-Vermont
Increase in Employment (2001-2010): 3,977
Pct. Change in Employment (2001-2010): +9%
Unemployment Rate (2010): 4.1%
Increase in Labor Force (2001-2010): 12%
The Lebanon, New Hampshire MSA is made up of three counties, Orange and Windsor in Vermont, and Grafton in New Hampshire. At the center of the MSA is Lebanon, New Hampshire. In 2010, the area had an unemployment rate of just 4.1%, compared to rates of between 5.5% and 6.7% in the two states over the year. Near Lebanon is Hanover, home to Dartmouth College, which has recently expanded its presence in the town. Additionally the area, which also includes White River Junction on the Vermont side, is near the intersection of two major highways, Interstates 89 and 91, and is home to a healthy retail sector.
8. Enid, Oklahoma
Increase in Employment (2001-2010): 4,172
Pct. Change in Employment (2001-2010): +16%
Unemployment Rate (2010): 4.9%
Increase in Labor Force (2001-2010): 18%
The Enid MSA includes all of Garfield County, located in the upper central part of Oklahoma. Enid, the largest city in the area, is known as the wheat capital of Oklahoma, and has one of the three largest grain-storage industries in the country. Enid's economy has benefited from the rise of commodity prices -- including wheat -- over the past ten years. In 2006, Enid was featured on Good Morning America as one of the top five up-and-coming areas in the U.S. According to Enidnews.com, the area has seen several major sources of growth in recent years, including a National Guard center at the Vance Air Force Base. The area also has a oil and gas industry.
7. Carlsbad-Artesia, New Mexico
Increase in Employment (2001-2010): 4,750
Pct. Change in Employment (2001-2010): +21%
Unemployment Rate (2010): 6%
Increase in Labor Force (2001-2010): 23%
The Carlsbad-Artesia MSA is made up of Eddy County, New Mexico, which is on the eastern side of the state's border with Mexico. The area is an increasingly popular tourist destination and home to the famous Carlsbad Caverns. It has seen the addition of 4,750 workers in the past ten years, which works out to one job added for every four in 2001. "Things are picking up," said Jeff Campbell, marketing director of the Carlsbad Department of Development. Campbell added that "unemployment continues to decrease, and more new companies are looking at Carlsbad because of our strong economy." According to Rober Defer, CEO of the Carlsbad Chamber of Commerce, the area is also buoyed by oil drilling and booming potash mines.
6. McAlester, Oklahoma
Increase in Employment (2001-2010): 4,845
Pct. Change in Employment (2001-2010): +28%
Unemployment Rate (2010): 6.8%
Increase in Labor Force (2001-2010): 32%
McAlester, Oklahoma added nearly 5,000 jobs between 2001 and 2010 -- an increase of 28% in total employment. The biggest employer in the region is the Oklahoma State Penitentiary, the only maximum security prison in the state. State inmates have increased by 2,500 since 2001. According to Tanaye Harvanek, CEO of the McAlester Chamber of Commerce, all criminals convicted in the state who require maximum security must go to McAlester. Harvanek also noted that the region has a booming hotel industry, which she attributes to McAlester's central location in the country. The town, which has a population of 18,000, has 23 hotels.
5. Gillette, Wyoming
Increase in Employment (2001-2010): 5,041
Pct. Change in Employment (2001-2010): +24%
Unemployment Rate (2010): 6%
Increase in Labor Force (2001-2010): 28%
According to a report issued by Policom Corporation, Gillette, Wyoming had the second-strongest economy among all MSAs in 2010 -- and ranked third in 2011. The area, located in Campbell County in the northeastern part of the state, has grown in population from 33,698 in 2000 to 43,967 in 2010. The area has booming coal and natural gas industries -- Gillette's Powder River Basin Coal Mine is one of the larges coal-mining areas in the country.
4. Tahlequah, Oklahoma
Increase in Employment (2001-2010): 5,134
Pct. Change in Employment (2001-2010): +28%
Unemployment Rate (2010): 6.1%
Increase in Labor Force (2001-2010): 31%
Tahlequah, Oklahoma is in the eastern part of the state and is the population center of Cherokee County. More than a third of its residents are Native American, and the area serves as the capital of the Cherokee Nation, whose total employment has jumped by 200% over the past decade, according to David Moore, head of the Tahlequah Chamber of Commerce. Tahlequah's third largest employer, the Tahlequah City Hospital has increased headcount from 228 employees in 1999 to 803 employees this year. Northeastern State University, the fourth-largest school in Oklahoma, is also in Tahlequah, and is one of its biggest employers. According to Moore,Staff employment has increased in excess of 10%. Moore also reports a significant increase in the number of retirees that have moved to the area, up by at least 15%.
3. Lexington Park, Maryland
Increase in Employment (2001-2010): 5,704
Pct. Change in Employment (2001-2010): +13%
Unemployment Rate (2010): 6.3%
Increase in Labor Force (2001-2010): 16%
The Lexington Park MSA consists of St. Mary's County, Maryland's southernmost county west of the Chesapeake Bay. Policom identifies Lexington Park as having the fifth-strongest economy among the 576 micropolitan statistical areas in the country. The area has seen rapid growth, primarily as a result of continued expansion at the Patuxent Naval Air Base, which fuels the local economy. Several bases were consolidated in the mid-to-late 90&rsquos, and the area is still growing as a result. Between 2001 and 2010, the Lexington Park region added more than 5,700 jobs. Several areas in the county have been designated as "state enterprise zones" -- areas in which the state provides unique incentives for regional businesses, usually in the form of tax credits.
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2. Williston, North Dakota
Increase in Employment (2001-2010): 6,409
Pct. Change in Employment (2001-2010): +60%
Unemployment Rate (2010): 1.7%
Increase in Labor Force (2001-2010): 59%
Among all the MSAs in the country, only four had unemployment rates decline between 2001 and 2010. Williston, North Dakota is one of these. Between 2001 and 2010, the area's employment increased by 6,409, or 60%, and unemployment dropped from 2.3% to 1.7%. The Williston MSA consists of Williams County, North Dakota, located in the northwest part of the state. The area has seen job growth primarily as a result of its oil and natural gas resources, which are part of the Williston Basin. Hydrofracking has improved natural gas extraction from the region, which is part of the Bakken Shale Formation, and a pipeline is being built from a processing plant in the south of the county to Illinois.
1. Ardmore, Oklahoma
Increase in Employment (2001-2010): 6,654
Pct. Change in Employment (2001-2010): +27%
Unemployment Rate (2010): 5.5%
Increase in Labor Force (2001-2010): 29%
No MSA with healthy employment added more jobs in the past decade than Ardmore, Oklahoma. Since 2001, the region, which includes all of Carter and Love counties, added more than 6,600 jobs, a 27% increase in total employment. While Ardmore lost big employer Circuit City in early 2009, the Michelin plant, which is the city ' s biggest employer, has been expanding for several years. The plant has added 500 workers 2009.
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Top This: Mushroom and Farm Egg Pizza (à la ABC Kitchen)
Learn how to work a new topping onto your pies.
There is something alluring about a golden egg yolk running all over your pizza. At Jean-Georges Vongerichten's Greenmarket-inspired ABC Kitchen in New York, Chef Dan Kluger takes breakfast pizza to new heights by placing an oh-so-runny egg atop his earthy wild mushroom, Parmesan, and oregano pie. Did we mention that he throws a little homemade ricotta and tangy Tomme-style cheese in there for good measure? It's a pizza I'm definitely going to want to make at home. Luckily, the slideshow above will help all of us recreate this sumptuous masterpiece.
What You'll Need (for one pizza)
- 1 dough portion (Jim Lahey-style)*
- assorted mushrooms, sliced (save the scraps!)
- ricotta (want to make your own?)
- good-quality Parmesan, grated
- Pawlet cheese (from Consider Bardwell Farm), cubed
- dried oregano
- 1/2 cup olive oil and 6 cloves garlic to make garlic oil, instructions below
- 1 cup chicken stock
- 1 cup water
- salt
- 1 egg
- crushed dried red chile for garnish
*Replace 1/3 of the flour in this no-knead pizza dough recipe with whole wheat flour if desired.
To make the garlic oil: In a small saucepan, bring 6 garlic cloves and 1/2 cup olive oil up to a simmer. Turn the heat to low and cook really slowly on low heat for about 10 minutes, or until the garlic is lightly browned. Turn off the heat and set aside until the oil is cooled. Strain out the garlic, and the oil is ready to use.
See how to assemble the pizza in the slideshow »
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Avid Customers Steal the Show at the 2013 Academy Awards®
Avid Customers Steal the Show at the 2013 Academy Awards®
Oscar® winners Argo, Zero Dark Thirty, Skyfall, Les Misérables, and Life of Pi were all created with Avid solutions
BURLINGTON, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Avid® (NASDAQ: AVID) today congratulates its many customers recognized as Oscar® award nominees and winners at the 85th Academy Awards®, the world's most prestigious ceremony honoring film industry professionals, held on February 24, 2013. This year, all of the nominated films in the Best Editing category were cut by Avid customers, while one or more of Avid's audio and video solutions were also used in the creation of all of this year's Best Picture nominees. Argo won the Oscar in both categories. Other winners created with Avid solutions include Zero Dark Thirty and Skyfall for Sound Editing, Les Misérables for Sound Mixing, Life of Pi for Original Score, and Skyfall for Original Song.
Many of this year's Oscar award-winning and nominated film projects were created using Avid's industry-standard audio and video solutions, including Media Composer®, Pro Tools® and Sibelius®. Media Composer empowers the industry's top professionals to edit movies with 64-bit performance, easy-to-use video editing tools, and streamlined HD, file-based, and stereo 3D workflows, while Pro Tools software facilitates composing, recording, editing, and mixing high-quality sound for picture. Sibelius software enables composers and arrangers to quickly and easily create and edit complex musical scores.
Other Oscar-winning films created with Avid solutions include Django Unchained for Original Screenplay and Actor in a Supporting Role, Amour for Foreign Language Film, Lincoln for Production design and Actor in a Leading Role, and Silver Linings Playbook for Actress in a Leading Role. Oscar-nominated film Beasts of the Southern Wild was also created with Avid solutions.
"Avid congratulates all of this year's Academy Award winners and nominees," said Louis Hernandez, Jr., president and CEO of Avid. "We feel very fortunate that Avid solutions helped enable the world's best film editors and directors to express their passion and vision so beautifully. At Avid, we aspire to bring the same inspiration and innovation to our solutions that our customers have achieved at this year's Academy Awards."
"Being nominated by my peers in the editing branch is a great honor, and I'm thrilled to be here," said Tim Squyres, Oscar-nominated film editor of Life of Pi. "Thanks to all my friends at Avid for their support over the nearly 21 years that I've been using Media Composer."
"To have one's work recognized by one's peers, to be included with such a distinguished group of films, to be considered by the Academy is a humbling experience," said Jay Cassidy, Oscar-nominated film editor of Silver Linings Playbook. "One doesn't come away from that unchanged."
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Ok - I confess. I am wasting time (not much, just 10 minutes or so) when I should be 'laboring' on Labor Day to get our garlic ready for tomorrow's market (and the 3 others we attend each week). What did I do for this brief indulgence?
First of all, I came to my own kale blog, which (I also confess) I miss writing for very much. I browsed around for 1-2 minutes.
Second (here is the real confession), I went to Google and typed in 'kale' to see what appeared on the first page of kale links. I had never done that before and was just curious. YES, oh my, be still my heart, there it is! Not the first link, not even in the top 5, but there is my kale blog, right on page 1 - wowza! Who would have guessed?? :)
Third, I just could not resist clicking on the link right next to mine that said something about 'an all kale diet'. Oh, it is just too funny! Here is where I spent the majority of my time (maybe 8 of those 10 minutes).
I'm serious, this is a 'must read'. As a dietitian, especially one who spent most of the hospital aspect of my career working in the intensive care units with people who could not actually eat food as we know it, I could not help but laugh until tears were streaming down my face at the reference to people getting kale juice IV's, with, of course, a splash of red wine vinegar to make it complete! I will ask for some myself if I am so unfortunate to be in that situation at some point in the future.
I could go on and on, but I want to stop so my kale fans can link to that article and have a good laugh yourself. Besides, my designated 10 minutes for 'wasting time' is well over now, and it's time for me to get out to the barn to finish up cleaning the garlic we are taking to the markets this coming week.
Yes, I will stop to pick some kale from our gardens along the way just to say 'All Hale Kale'!
Where kale continues to be much more than decoration on my plate. I want it in my IV's!
Diana Dyer, MS, RD
Monday, September 3, 2012
Too Funny! A Must Read :)
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I just read that funny article. I'd say it was 10 minutes very well spent!
- September 3, 2012 at 4:25 PM
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Awesome a so funny article, i like it
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Luol Deng Will Lead Britain's Basketball Team in 2012 London Olympics
Luol a star? I think so ...
As I was sifting through ESPN this morning along with other basketball and sporting sites as I usually do, I came across an interesting headline.
In ESPN's featured sidebar to the right of the big slider on the website's NBA section, there was a headline showcasing our very own, Luol Deng. In that headline link, Deng is pegged as a "NBA star." Something I'm quite comfortable with.
The headline read: 'Deng Only NBA Star On British Team For London' and can be read here.
London natives Ben Gordon and Byron Mullens (both play for the Charlotte Bobcats) won't be playing alongside Luol in the upcoming games. The only other NBA caliber player is Pops Mensah-Bonsu. Pops was a star in the States during his college days. PMB was a stellar power forward in the Atlantic 10 conference playing for George Washington University.
Deng says that he plans to make Britain proud of their country's basketball team.
To see why Joakim Noah won't be playing in the Olympics, click here.
To checkout a few of the official released names on the Bulls Summer League team, click here.
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DetailsOriginal Penguin The Daddy Polo Shirt Kombu Green Small
An Original Penguin Polo Shirt Shirt, 'The Daddy-O' has classic, casual style bearing a signature embroidered Penguin logo on the left chest. It is finished with a two button closure and rib-knit corner collar and cuffs. Perfect for casual shorts and slacks or business casual wear! 100% Cotton. Imported.
Original Penguin Polo Shirt Shirt Details:
- 100% cotton with a pique fabrication
- Two-button closure at neck, ribbed collar and cuffs with extended back tail
- Classic fit Polo Shirt Shirt
- Light garment wash, Machine washable
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Additional Information
Size Small Style No Color Kombu Green Fit Classic Fit Gender Men Sleeve Length Short Sleeve Pattern Solid Color Material Cotton
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