Hi Bob,
I do not suppose you could use this statement in the sqlview since that’s
limited to Select statements. I recall Jason mentioned that the only way they
are able to manage a WASH Program needing just the last current value is to
dump the data and post updates though the web api. This
Or have it as part of the aggregator operators... That's the dream
Rodolfo Meliá
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sleepless (although
You could install the function into the database through the postgres
backend.
Then you can include the function into select statements. For example:
select organisationunit.name, getLatestPopulation(
organisationunit.organisationunitid).value from organisationunit;
On 24 September 2014 10:22,
Thank you Bob. I guess if Rodolfo’s dream doesn’t come true, then this would be
the next best solution.
Cheers.
Busoye
On 24 Sep 2014, at 11:03, Bob Jolliffe bobjolli...@gmail.com wrote:
You could install the function into the database through the postgres backend.
Then you can include
The problem with that approach is that the function is not available on
Pivot Tables or Event Visualizer, where people need it.. Anyway, nice to
know that you can call it via the SQL views.
*Rodolfo Meliá*
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I do agree its not the final solution. Just thought I'd share as a useful
hack/workaround for some problems. I am no sql wizard, so was quite
pleased with myself that this worked :-)
On 24 September 2014 11:26, Rodolfo Melia rme...@knowming.com wrote:
The problem with that approach is that
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