Month: September 2024
Popup Window: Stay signed in to all your apps = blank
Good Afternoon Tech Community,
I’d like to understand more about how the process flows when adding a Work or School account to a company pc managed with Intune on both Windows 10 and 11 machine’s.
We have a local AD that’s syncs with Entra. We AutoPilot all our devices and manage with Intune. We utilize Okta for our corporate MFA. Taking a laptop out of the box we have the user sign in using MFA and go through the new computer setup. First thing we ensure, Settings > Accounts > Access work of School = “Connected to “Our Domain” AD domain”. We then go to Settings > Accounts > Email & accounts > Add a work or school account = sign the user in successfully using MFA.
Intune installs our approved software and the user is up and running.
The issue starts when it’s time to change their password. They’re sitting at their desk in the office, change their password, office suite requests they update their credentials, they sign in using MFA and they get the following blank pop up:
They close the window, try again, same outcome. Some employees have to do this 3-6 times before the window populates.
My question is, where in the process might the hang-up occur, keeping in mind some employees don’t get the error at all and some employees don’t get the blank screen more times than others.
1. AD to Entra sync?
2. Entra to Intune config sync?
3. Entra to MFA sync?
4. Intune to local device sync?
5. Network as a whole issue?
6. Windows error because why would any of the above cause a blank Windows notification error?
7. If a Windows error, why doesn’t the notification window not present us with an error code to research a resolution?
The only discussion I can find is: Users receiving blank “Stay signed in to all your apps” dialogue – Microsoft Q&A and the responder just stated it’s “an issue with your local device getting signed in to AAD”. No resolution offered, no starting point to troubleshoot, no hint as to where in the process the device getting signed in to AAD would cause a notification window to present to the user blank without an error code.
The inconsistency of the notification screen being blank is puzzling. If someone could please provide detailed clarification on how we can adjust our environment to permanently resolve this issue I would greatly appreciate it.
Thanks,
Ed
Good Afternoon Tech Community, I’d like to understand more about how the process flows when adding a Work or School account to a company pc managed with Intune on both Windows 10 and 11 machine’s. We have a local AD that’s syncs with Entra. We AutoPilot all our devices and manage with Intune. We utilize Okta for our corporate MFA. Taking a laptop out of the box we have the user sign in using MFA and go through the new computer setup. First thing we ensure, Settings > Accounts > Access work of School = “Connected to “Our Domain” AD domain”. We then go to Settings > Accounts > Email & accounts > Add a work or school account = sign the user in successfully using MFA. Intune installs our approved software and the user is up and running. The issue starts when it’s time to change their password. They’re sitting at their desk in the office, change their password, office suite requests they update their credentials, they sign in using MFA and they get the following blank pop up: They close the window, try again, same outcome. Some employees have to do this 3-6 times before the window populates. My question is, where in the process might the hang-up occur, keeping in mind some employees don’t get the error at all and some employees don’t get the blank screen more times than others.1. AD to Entra sync?2. Entra to Intune config sync?3. Entra to MFA sync?4. Intune to local device sync?5. Network as a whole issue?6. Windows error because why would any of the above cause a blank Windows notification error?7. If a Windows error, why doesn’t the notification window not present us with an error code to research a resolution? The only discussion I can find is: Users receiving blank “Stay signed in to all your apps” dialogue – Microsoft Q&A and the responder just stated it’s “an issue with your local device getting signed in to AAD”. No resolution offered, no starting point to troubleshoot, no hint as to where in the process the device getting signed in to AAD would cause a notification window to present to the user blank without an error code. The inconsistency of the notification screen being blank is puzzling. If someone could please provide detailed clarification on how we can adjust our environment to permanently resolve this issue I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks,Ed Read More
Absolute links pasted from onedrive share link in excel become relative and break
We have users that paste OneDrive share links in excel documents and then send to multiple external users.
I’m aware in windows excel client you can disable ‘update links on save’ under web options. Unfortunately that is a local setting specific to my app so doesn’t solve the issue for any user that doesn’t have the same setting or mac users where they can’t even update that setting.
Is there no work around to share links in excel?
They change from http://url/path/tofolder to something like ../../../../../p/.
We have users that paste OneDrive share links in excel documents and then send to multiple external users. I’m aware in windows excel client you can disable ‘update links on save’ under web options. Unfortunately that is a local setting specific to my app so doesn’t solve the issue for any user that doesn’t have the same setting or mac users where they can’t even update that setting. Is there no work around to share links in excel?They change from http://url/path/tofolder to something like ../../../../../p/. Read More
New Blog | Monitoring Azure DDoS Protection Mitigation Triggers
By Saleem Bseeu
Monitoring Azure DDoS Protection Mitigation Triggers
In today’s digital landscape, Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks pose a significant threat to the availability and performance of online services. Azure DDoS Protection provides robust mechanisms to protect your applications and services against such attacks. In this blog post, we’ll explore how to monitor Azure DDoS Protection metrics for public IPs and demonstrate how to fully utilize the available metrics to monitor your public IPs for DDoS attacks.
Understanding Public IP and Azure DDoS Protection Metrics
Azure DDoS Protection offers a variety of metrics that provide insights into potential threats targeting your resources. Additionally, there are public IP platform metrics that we can leverage for monitoring traffic patterns. These metrics are accessible through Azure Monitor and can be used to set up alerts and automated responses.
Read the full post here: Monitoring Azure DDoS Protection Mitigation Triggers
By Saleem Bseeu
Monitoring Azure DDoS Protection Mitigation Triggers
In today’s digital landscape, Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks pose a significant threat to the availability and performance of online services. Azure DDoS Protection provides robust mechanisms to protect your applications and services against such attacks. In this blog post, we’ll explore how to monitor Azure DDoS Protection metrics for public IPs and demonstrate how to fully utilize the available metrics to monitor your public IPs for DDoS attacks.
Understanding Public IP and Azure DDoS Protection Metrics
Azure DDoS Protection offers a variety of metrics that provide insights into potential threats targeting your resources. Additionally, there are public IP platform metrics that we can leverage for monitoring traffic patterns. These metrics are accessible through Azure Monitor and can be used to set up alerts and automated responses.
Read the full post here: Monitoring Azure DDoS Protection Mitigation Triggers
shadowcopy
I see when I type
wmic /?
it shows me wmi options for shadowcopy. Thats great if using the deprecated WMI tool.
Leads me to, so I can pull shadowcopy information using WMI tool, what about PS?
When I search for shadowcopy with powershell, I find nothing. If there is some shadowcopy hooks in powershell what are they? And can we make them easier to find?
seaching all PS docs using below comes up with nothing!
Import-Module (Microsoft.PowerShell.Core) – PowerShell | Microsoft Learn
Thanks!
Rod
I see when I typewmic /?it shows me wmi options for shadowcopy. Thats great if using the deprecated WMI tool.Leads me to, so I can pull shadowcopy information using WMI tool, what about PS? When I search for shadowcopy with powershell, I find nothing. If there is some shadowcopy hooks in powershell what are they? And can we make them easier to find?seaching all PS docs using below comes up with nothing!Import-Module (Microsoft.PowerShell.Core) – PowerShell | Microsoft LearnThanks!Rod Read More
New Blog | Introducing the new File Integrity Monitoring with Defender for Endpoint integration
As part of the Log Analytics agent deprecation, Defender for Servers has introduced a new simplification strategy aiming at significantly simplifying the onboarding process and requirements needed to protect servers in the cloud, while enhancing existing capabilities and adding new ones.
According to this strategy, all Defender for Servers capabilities are provided over Defender for Endpoint or cloud-native capabilities and agentless scanning for VMs, without relying on either Log Analytics Agent (MMA) or Azure Monitor Agent (AMA).
This hybrid approach combines the strengths of agent-based and agentless protection, offers multi-layered security for servers. While the agent provides in-depth security and real-time detection and response, agentless and cloud-native capabilities deliver enhanced coverage, full visibility within hours, with no performance impact on machines. Security findings from both, agent-based and agentless approaches, are seamlessly integrated in Defender for Cloud, tailored to protect servers in multicloud environments.
Read the full post here: Introducing the new File Integrity Monitoring with Defender for Endpoint integration
By Gal Fenigshtein
As part of the Log Analytics agent deprecation, Defender for Servers has introduced a new simplification strategy aiming at significantly simplifying the onboarding process and requirements needed to protect servers in the cloud, while enhancing existing capabilities and adding new ones.
According to this strategy, all Defender for Servers capabilities are provided over Defender for Endpoint or cloud-native capabilities and agentless scanning for VMs, without relying on either Log Analytics Agent (MMA) or Azure Monitor Agent (AMA).
This hybrid approach combines the strengths of agent-based and agentless protection, offers multi-layered security for servers. While the agent provides in-depth security and real-time detection and response, agentless and cloud-native capabilities deliver enhanced coverage, full visibility within hours, with no performance impact on machines. Security findings from both, agent-based and agentless approaches, are seamlessly integrated in Defender for Cloud, tailored to protect servers in multicloud environments.
Read the full post here: Introducing the new File Integrity Monitoring with Defender for Endpoint integration
Fraud Protection Release Notes
Dear Microsoft DFP Customer,
We are excited to share with you several new features/capabilities we have recently added this July to D365 Fraud Protection:
Device anomalous attributes
Assessment Reports
Warm up calls in External Call
New attributes for Purchase Protection
Check references
Updates to Agent Name field for Case Management
All the product features above are available in your DFP environment today, and further details about each are below.
If you have questions regarding any of the updates provided, please don’t hesitate to ask. Your feedback is extremely valuable to us, and we really appreciate your ongoing support and collaboration as we continue to improve the product!
Best Regards,
D365 Fraud Protection Team
———–
We’ve added some additional attributes in the Device Fingerprinting Assessment template to help identify anomalous sessions. The new attributes help detect anomalies both within and across sessions. For cross session data, the sessions are grouped together using the cookie id. New attributes are listed below and their descriptions are available in our documentation.
i. Screen resolution anomaly
ii. Session anomaly
iii. User agent browser anomaly
iv. User agent language anomaly
v. Time zone mismatch
vi. OS mismatch
vii. Session count
viii. IP address history
Note: These attributes are only available for Assessments created using Device Fingerprinting template.
We’ve also added an additional device attribute function called Device.GetSpeedOfTravel(), which returns the maximum travel speed of a device in miles per hour. The maximum speed is determined by looking at the last five consecutive fingerprinting sessions, calculating the speed of the device from session to session, and returning the maximum. The device is identified over sessions using the cookie id. More details about this function can be found here.
Enhanced Assessment Reports & Updates: We’re excited to announce that Virtual Fraud Analyst (VFA) reports are now available for our Assessment customers, allowing these customers to get valuable insights previously available only for Purchase Protection and Account Protection. Additionally, Assessment customers can now tailor the data filters to segment the data according to their needs, configure the observation events attributes to view distributions, and aggregate figures by selecting different amount attributes.
Report Relocation & Renaming: Based on feedback, we’ve relocated these reports to the assessment level and renamed them for clarity and ease of use:
i. Virtual fraud analyst is now Reporting
ii. Summary is now Summary report
iii. Rule analyst is now Rule report
iv. Score analyst is now Score report
v. Threat analyst is now Threat report
Updates to Role permissions based on feedback:
Manual Review Fraud Manager (for non-PSP customers): This role has been updated to include access to all the reports, ensuring comprehensive oversight
Reporting (for PSP customers): This role has been updated to include access to both reports and monitoring dashboards
Warm up calls in External Call
If the traffic to your External call endpoint is too low, the connection can go cold and can increase the latency of response from the external service. To mitigate this, you can now choose to enable warm-up calls from the external call setup page. To enable warm-up calls, you will be required to provide a valid keep-alive URL. If you opt in to this functionality, whenever your traffic volume dips too low DFP will automatically make anonymous warmup calls to the keep-alive endpoint using GET method only. No parameters, configurations, or configurable headers can be used in warm-up calls.
New attributes for Purchase Protection
We are adding the following new fields to the Purchase Protection and Assessments schemas in this release:
Attribute Name
Schema Section
Data Type
daysSinceEmailFirstSeen
user
Int
departureDistanceFromBillingAddress
travelOverview
Int
latitude
address
Double
longitude
address
Double
phoneAddressMatchStatus
paymentInstrumentList/paymentInstruments
String
These fields will be added to the Account Creation and Account Login schemas in an upcoming release.
Check references
We’ve made it easy to validate if a resource (such as velocity, external call, custom list, etc.) is being referenced elsewhere in DFP. With the new ‘Check references’ feature, you can quickly and efficiently do any of the following checks:
If a custom list is referenced in decision rule, post decision action, velocity set, or function
If a velocity set is referenced in decision rule, post decision action, or function
If an external call is referenced in decision rule, post decision action, velocity set, or function
If an external assessment is referenced in a decision rule, post decision action, velocity set, or function
If a case management queue is referenced in a routing rule
You can click the ellipsis and find ‘Check references’
Example: If a velocity is referenced in a rule, or functions, it will be shown in the pop up.
Updates to Agent Name field for Case Management
To comply with Privacy requirements, going forward, Fraud Protection would not store Friendly Name of Agents who make decisions on cases using Case Management. We would only store the user Id and the conversion to name would be done at run time using Microsoft Entra Active Directory. Searching for cases decisioned by a specific agent or reviewing Case Management reporting would still be possible, with a few changes in the user experience described below
The filter attribute “Agent name” in Search has been renamed to “Agent name (deprecated)”. This attribute can be used to search for cases decisioned before July 29th 2024 but it would be blank for cases decisioned after this date to comply with the Privacy requirement. Just as before, to search using this attribute, provide the full name of the agent in the value field (e.g. first filter in the screenshot below)
A new filter attribute “Agent name (new)” has been added to Search to replace old field (Agent name). This new attribute can be used to search cases decisioned after July 29th 2024. This filter also supports autosuggest so you need not type the full name, once you type a few characters of the desired agent name, autosuggest results should help you pick the right agent from a list of all users in the Microsoft Entra Active Directory matching the characters you typed. You can use an ‘Or’ query (see screenshot below) to search for cases that were decisioned before and after July 29, 2024
Note: After August 29, 2025, any data with “Agent name (deprecated)” field populated would have aged out because of the 13-month data retention policy for Fraud Protection Search. At that point, the “Agent name (deprecated)” filter would be removed to avoid confusion, as all the data in Search would be searchable via the new field.
Case Management Report has been modified as well. The filter for “Agent name” now includes autosuggest experience. Just like before, multiple selections are allowed and you can easily include or exclude cases auto-decisioned by the System (due to queue timeout).
Dear Microsoft DFP Customer,
We are excited to share with you several new features/capabilities we have recently added this July to D365 Fraud Protection:
Device anomalous attributes
Assessment Reports
Warm up calls in External Call
New attributes for Purchase Protection
Check references
Updates to Agent Name field for Case Management
All the product features above are available in your DFP environment today, and further details about each are below.
If you have questions regarding any of the updates provided, please don’t hesitate to ask. Your feedback is extremely valuable to us, and we really appreciate your ongoing support and collaboration as we continue to improve the product!
Best Regards,
D365 Fraud Protection Team
———–
Device anomalous attributes
We’ve added some additional attributes in the Device Fingerprinting Assessment template to help identify anomalous sessions. The new attributes help detect anomalies both within and across sessions. For cross session data, the sessions are grouped together using the cookie id. New attributes are listed below and their descriptions are available in our documentation.
i. Screen resolution anomaly
ii. Session anomaly
iii. User agent browser anomaly
iv. User agent language anomaly
v. Time zone mismatch
vi. OS mismatch
vii. Session count
viii. IP address history
Note: These attributes are only available for Assessments created using Device Fingerprinting template.
We’ve also added an additional device attribute function called Device.GetSpeedOfTravel(), which returns the maximum travel speed of a device in miles per hour. The maximum speed is determined by looking at the last five consecutive fingerprinting sessions, calculating the speed of the device from session to session, and returning the maximum. The device is identified over sessions using the cookie id. More details about this function can be found here.
Assessment Reports
Enhanced Assessment Reports & Updates: We’re excited to announce that Virtual Fraud Analyst (VFA) reports are now available for our Assessment customers, allowing these customers to get valuable insights previously available only for Purchase Protection and Account Protection. Additionally, Assessment customers can now tailor the data filters to segment the data according to their needs, configure the observation events attributes to view distributions, and aggregate figures by selecting different amount attributes.
Report Relocation & Renaming: Based on feedback, we’ve relocated these reports to the assessment level and renamed them for clarity and ease of use:
i. Virtual fraud analyst is now Reporting
ii. Summary is now Summary report
iii. Rule analyst is now Rule report
iv. Score analyst is now Score report
v. Threat analyst is now Threat report
Updates to Role permissions based on feedback:
Manual Review Fraud Manager (for non-PSP customers): This role has been updated to include access to all the reports, ensuring comprehensive oversight
Reporting (for PSP customers): This role has been updated to include access to both reports and monitoring dashboards
Warm up calls in External Call
If the traffic to your External call endpoint is too low, the connection can go cold and can increase the latency of response from the external service. To mitigate this, you can now choose to enable warm-up calls from the external call setup page. To enable warm-up calls, you will be required to provide a valid keep-alive URL. If you opt in to this functionality, whenever your traffic volume dips too low DFP will automatically make anonymous warmup calls to the keep-alive endpoint using GET method only. No parameters, configurations, or configurable headers can be used in warm-up calls.
New attributes for Purchase Protection
We are adding the following new fields to the Purchase Protection and Assessments schemas in this release:
Attribute Name
Schema Section
Data Type
daysSinceEmailFirstSeen
user
Int
departureDistanceFromBillingAddress
travelOverview
Int
latitude
address
Double
longitude
address
Double
phoneAddressMatchStatus
paymentInstrumentList/paymentInstruments
String
These fields will be added to the Account Creation and Account Login schemas in an upcoming release.
Check references
We’ve made it easy to validate if a resource (such as velocity, external call, custom list, etc.) is being referenced elsewhere in DFP. With the new ‘Check references’ feature, you can quickly and efficiently do any of the following checks:
If a custom list is referenced in decision rule, post decision action, velocity set, or function
If a velocity set is referenced in decision rule, post decision action, or function
If an external call is referenced in decision rule, post decision action, velocity set, or function
If an external assessment is referenced in a decision rule, post decision action, velocity set, or function
If a case management queue is referenced in a routing rule
You can click the ellipsis and find ‘Check references’
Example: If a velocity is referenced in a rule, or functions, it will be shown in the pop up.
Updates to Agent Name field for Case Management
To comply with Privacy requirements, going forward, Fraud Protection would not store Friendly Name of Agents who make decisions on cases using Case Management. We would only store the user Id and the conversion to name would be done at run time using Microsoft Entra Active Directory. Searching for cases decisioned by a specific agent or reviewing Case Management reporting would still be possible, with a few changes in the user experience described below
The filter attribute “Agent name” in Search has been renamed to “Agent name (deprecated)”. This attribute can be used to search for cases decisioned before July 29th 2024 but it would be blank for cases decisioned after this date to comply with the Privacy requirement. Just as before, to search using this attribute, provide the full name of the agent in the value field (e.g. first filter in the screenshot below)
A new filter attribute “Agent name (new)” has been added to Search to replace old field (Agent name). This new attribute can be used to search cases decisioned after July 29th 2024. This filter also supports autosuggest so you need not type the full name, once you type a few characters of the desired agent name, autosuggest results should help you pick the right agent from a list of all users in the Microsoft Entra Active Directory matching the characters you typed. You can use an ‘Or’ query (see screenshot below) to search for cases that were decisioned before and after July 29, 2024
Note: After August 29, 2025, any data with “Agent name (deprecated)” field populated would have aged out because of the 13-month data retention policy for Fraud Protection Search. At that point, the “Agent name (deprecated)” filter would be removed to avoid confusion, as all the data in Search would be searchable via the new field.
Case Management Report has been modified as well. The filter for “Agent name” now includes autosuggest experience. Just like before, multiple selections are allowed and you can easily include or exclude cases auto-decisioned by the System (due to queue timeout).
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One computer shows all files, multiple others don’t
I have one computer (my work computer) that shows all the files on my OneDrive, but two other home computers do not. I noticed this was happening, so I copied all the files from a few folders on OneDrive on my work computer to a memory stick. I got home and did a comparison, and many files that were on my OneDrive at work were not on my One Drive at home. Yes, I have waited for everything to update. I also tried closing OneDrive and opening it back up. (Not sure if that worked, because I was warned about no syncing, said that was ok, shut down the computer; when I turned the computer on again, OneDrive was operational.)
The folders are in my Personal Vault if that matters.
Is there a way for me to get my home versions of OneDrive linked correctly?
I have one computer (my work computer) that shows all the files on my OneDrive, but two other home computers do not. I noticed this was happening, so I copied all the files from a few folders on OneDrive on my work computer to a memory stick. I got home and did a comparison, and many files that were on my OneDrive at work were not on my One Drive at home. Yes, I have waited for everything to update. I also tried closing OneDrive and opening it back up. (Not sure if that worked, because I was warned about no syncing, said that was ok, shut down the computer; when I turned the computer on again, OneDrive was operational.) The folders are in my Personal Vault if that matters. Is there a way for me to get my home versions of OneDrive linked correctly? Read More
Application UI update problem after installing update 23H2 KB5043145
After installing 23H2 I have some applications developed with Visual Studio (Winforms) that no longer update the UI properly.
ListBoxes (standard Windows control) and regular TextBoxes (input fields) no longer update/repaint properly. I have to minimize and restore the window for it to repaint the controls.
After installing 23H2 I have some applications developed with Visual Studio (Winforms) that no longer update the UI properly. ListBoxes (standard Windows control) and regular TextBoxes (input fields) no longer update/repaint properly. I have to minimize and restore the window for it to repaint the controls. Read More
A few ways to monitor performance for the geo replica of an Azure SQL Database
Azure SQL Database, one of the PaaS offerings on the Azure platform, provides several features that are distinct from those available for on-premises SQL Servers, allowing users to focus on their business logic and needs. For instance, Query Performance Insight offers intelligent query analysis for single and pooled databases, and Automatic Tuning provides continuous performance tuning based on AI and machine learning. Both features help users recognize performance bottlenecks and identify unusual or problematic queries.
However, the mentioned features depend on the Query Store data, which is in read-only mode on the geo-replica of an Azure SQL Database. This limitation restricts its ability to capture information or execution stats for any query run against the geo-replica. All the Query Store data on the geo-replica comes from the primary Query Store. Consequently, the performance insights provided by the mentioned features are not valid, and Automatic Tuning is not available for geo-replicas. You should see warnings on the feature pages in the Azure Portal as shown below:
This bothers users who are accustomed to utilizing these features to diagnose their performance issues. Without Query Store collecting and storing data for geo replicas, it becomes difficult to analyze past performance issues, such as identifying which query caused CPU spikes within a certain time period.
Hence, in this blog post, I will share a few methods to capture such query information, aimed at helping you troubleshoot performance issues on Geo replicas.
Collecting query wait types and blocking information continuously from several DMVs
Download the scripts from AzureSQLQueries/README.md at main · mchangchien/AzureSQLQueries (github.com)
Follow the instructions in Readme file to collect query data. (I have put them here as well)
Download the scripts to local (for example C:/temp)
Open Command Prompt with Administrator mode on your PC
Run command to start collecting query data (You need to have SQLCMD installed on your PC prior to this, and remember to replace the servername, db name, username and password below with yours): Sqlcmd -S servername.database.windows.net -U azureuser -P xxxxx -d db1 -i SQL_Azure_Perf_Stats.sql -o blocking.out
Wait until the problem occurs
Stop the command sqlcmd.exe by Ctrl+C
Examine the out file and look at the period when you had the performance issue.
Starting an Extended Event session on Geo replica
As described in Read queries on replicas – Azure SQL Database & Azure SQL Managed Instance | Microsoft Learn, you can monitor geo replica with an Extended Event session. The steps are listed below
Create an Azure Storage account container or use existing one for Xevent session
Go to the ‘Shared access tokens’ tab in the container to generate the SAS tokens by checking the necessary permissions (read/write/list), set the suitable expiry date, and click ‘Generate SAS token and URL’
copy the ‘Blob SAS token’ and paste it to somewhere – we will use it later
Start SSMS and connect to the primary Azure SQL database. (Extended Event can only be created on the primary, it will be replicated to the secondary afterwards)
Run the script below to create session in the desired database, and remember to put your SAS token (generated from the previous step) and Azure storage container URL in the script
—- Transact-SQL code for Event File target on SQL Database.(database level)
SET NOCOUNT ON;
GO
—— Step 1. Create key, and ————
—— Create credential (your Azure Storage container must already exist).
IF NOT EXISTS
(SELECT * FROM sys.symmetric_keys
WHERE symmetric_key_id = 101)
BEGIN
CREATE MASTER KEY ENCRYPTION BY PASSWORD = ‘Pa$$w0rd’ — Or any newid().
END
GO
IF EXISTS
(SELECT * FROM sys.database_scoped_credentials
WHERE name = ‘https://removed.blob.core.windows.net/xevents‘)
BEGIN
DROP DATABASE SCOPED CREDENTIAL [https://removed.blob.core.windows.net/xevents] ;
END
GO
CREATE DATABASE SCOPED CREDENTIAL
[https://removed.blob.core.windows.net/xevents]
WITH
IDENTITY = ‘SHARED ACCESS SIGNATURE’, — “SAS” token.
SECRET = ‘Your SAS token’;
GO
—— Step 2. Create (define) an event session. ——–
—— The event session has an event with an action,
—— and a has a target.
IF EXISTS
(SELECT * from sys.database_event_sessions
WHERE name = ‘AzureDBTrace1’)
BEGIN
DROP EVENT SESSION AzureDBTrace1 ON DATABASE;
END
GO
CREATE EVENT SESSION [AzureDBTrace1] ON DATABASE
ADD EVENT query_post_compilation_showplan(ACTION(event_sequence, request_id, session_id, database_name, client_app_name, client_hostname, username, client_pid,sql_text,query_plan_hash,query_plan_hash_signed,query_hash,query_hash_signed)),
ADD EVENT query_pre_execution_showplan(ACTION(event_sequence, request_id, session_id, database_name, client_app_name, client_hostname, username, client_pid,sql_text,query_plan_hash,query_plan_hash_signed,query_hash,query_hash_signed)),
ADD EVENT sp_statement_completed(ACTION(event_sequence, request_id, session_id, database_name, client_app_name, client_hostname, username, client_pid,sql_text,query_plan_hash,query_plan_hash_signed,query_hash,query_hash_signed)),
ADD EVENT sp_statement_starting(ACTION(event_sequence, request_id, session_id, database_name, client_app_name, client_hostname, username, client_pid,sql_text,query_plan_hash,query_plan_hash_signed,query_hash,query_hash_signed)),
ADD EVENT sql_batch_completed(ACTION(event_sequence, request_id, session_id, database_name, client_app_name, client_hostname, username, client_pid,sql_text,query_plan_hash,query_plan_hash_signed,query_hash,query_hash_signed)),
ADD EVENT sql_batch_starting(ACTION(event_sequence, request_id, session_id, database_name, client_app_name, client_hostname, username, client_pid,sql_text,query_plan_hash,query_plan_hash_signed,query_hash,query_hash_signed)),
ADD EVENT sql_statement_completed(ACTION(event_sequence, request_id, session_id, database_name, client_app_name, client_hostname, username, client_pid,sql_text,query_plan_hash,query_plan_hash_signed,query_hash,query_hash_signed)),
ADD EVENT sql_statement_recompile(ACTION(event_sequence, request_id, session_id, database_name, client_app_name, client_hostname, username, client_pid,sql_text,query_plan_hash,query_plan_hash_signed,query_hash,query_hash_signed)),
ADD EVENT sql_statement_starting(ACTION(event_sequence, request_id, session_id, database_name, client_app_name, client_hostname, username, client_pid,sql_text,query_plan_hash,query_plan_hash_signed,query_hash,query_hash_signed)),
ADD EVENT sqlos.wait_info(ACTION(event_sequence, request_id, session_id, database_name, client_app_name, client_hostname, username, client_pid,sql_text,query_plan_hash,query_plan_hash_signed,query_hash,query_hash_signed)),
ADD EVENT sqlserver.blocked_process_report(ACTION(event_sequence, request_id, session_id, database_name, client_app_name, client_hostname, username, client_pid,sql_text,query_plan_hash,query_plan_hash_signed,query_hash,query_hash_signed)),
ADD EVENT sqlserver.blocked_process_report_filtered(ACTION(event_sequence, request_id, session_id, database_name, client_app_name, client_hostname, username, client_pid,sql_text,query_plan_hash,query_plan_hash_signed,query_hash,query_hash_signed)),
ADD EVENT sqlserver.rpc_completed(ACTION(event_sequence, request_id, session_id, database_name, client_app_name, client_hostname, username, client_pid,sql_text,query_plan_hash,query_plan_hash_signed,query_hash,query_hash_signed)),
ADD EVENT sqlserver.rpc_starting(ACTION(event_sequence, request_id, session_id, database_name, client_app_name, client_hostname, username, client_pid,sql_text,query_plan_hash,query_plan_hash_signed,query_hash,query_hash_signed))
ADD TARGET
package0.event_file(
SET filename =’https://removed.blob.core.windows.net/xevents/AzureDBTrace_1.xel‘
)
WITH(
MAX_MEMORY = 10 MB,
MAX_DISPATCH_LATENCY = 3 SECONDS)
GO
If there’s no error, the event session has been created. You can run below query to start/stop the session.
ALTER EVENT SESSION AzureDBTrace1 ON DATABASE
STATE = START;
GO
ALTER EVENT SESSION AzureDBTrace1 ON DATABASE
STATE = STOP;
GO
After the event session is stop, you should see the xel file generated in the container:
Examine the trace to check the query execution information (query plan, execution stats,,etc)
Hope this helps!
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Demonstrating Scenarios Where Query Store Does Not Capture Runtime Statistics for Unfinished Queries
It’s beneficial to understand how Query Store captures query runtime stats when they are used for performance troubleshooting. According to public documentation: upon the query execution, runtime statistics are sent to Query Store.
I am curious whether Query Store will still capture execution statistics under certain scenarios. Hence, in this blog post, I will be testing the two following scenarios with my Azure SQL Database:
Whether Query Store captures runtime stats for query that has completed within an uncommitted transaction, then the transaction rolls back due to a scaling process.
Whether Query Store captures runtime stats for query that is blocked and does not finish before a disconnect caused by a disruptive event (e.g., a service tier scale-up).
Scenarios Testing
Prerequisites
Ensure the Query Store capture mode is set to All. (To ensure it captures all the queries it should capture.)
Scenario #1 – Query that has completed within an uncommitted transaction, then the transaction rolls back due to a scaling process.
Run a query with an uncommitted transaction
BEGIN TRANSACTION
SELECT TOP (1000) [id],[col1],[col2]
FROM [dbo].[Table1]
WAITFOR DELAY ’02:00′
Check the Runtime stats for the query after it completes, it’s found in the Query Store.
SELECT q.query_id
,q.query_text_id
,OBJECT_NAME(q.object_id) AS OBJECT_NAME
,q.query_hash
,qp.plan_id
,qp.query_plan_hash
,qt.query_sql_text
,convert(xml,qp.query_plan) as plan_xml
,qrs.last_execution_time
,qrs.avg_cpu_time
FROM sys.query_store_plan qp
INNER JOIN sys.query_store_query q ON qp.query_id = q.query_id
INNER JOIN sys.query_store_query_text qt ON q.query_text_id = qt.query_text_id
INNER JOIN sys.query_store_runtime_stats qrs ON qrs.plan_id = qp.plan_id
WHERE query_hash in ( 0xCEE3DC068B8439D0 )
Scale up the service tier.
After scaling completes, I check the Runtime stats for the query again, the runtime stats for the execution just now are lost.
I think it’s because the runtime stats is still cached and has not been persisted to the disk before I scale up the service tier. Therefore, when the node changes(scaling), whatever runtime stats that have not been persisted to the disk, will be lost. (A public document actually mentions about this)
Test again, and this time, manually flush the data to query store, or wait a bit longer for auto flush to happen before scaling up the database.
EXEC sp_query_store_flush_db
This time, the runtime stats are persisted and not lost after the scaling.
Scenario #2 – Query that is blocked or does not finish before a disconnect caused by a disruptive event (e.g., a service tier scale-up).
First, I test the blocking scenario to verify if Query Store does not capture the runtime stats for the query because it does not complete due to blocking
Get the current query runtime stats for the candidate query (0x37F2DD8F0C84C585) before the testing
SELECT q.query_id
,q.query_text_id
,OBJECT_NAME(q.object_id) AS OBJECT_NAME
,q.query_hash
,qp.plan_id
,qp.query_plan_hash
,qt.query_sql_text
,convert(xml,qp.query_plan) as plan_xml
,qrs.last_execution_time
,qrs.avg_cpu_time
,qrs.last_duration
,qrs.last_cpu_time
,qrs.count_executions
,qrs.execution_type_desc
FROM sys.query_store_plan qp
INNER JOIN sys.query_store_query q ON qp.query_id = q.query_id
INNER JOIN sys.query_store_query_text qt ON q.query_text_id = qt.query_text_id
INNER JOIN sys.query_store_runtime_stats qrs ON qrs.plan_id = qp.plan_id
WHERE query_hash in ( 0x37F2DD8F0C84C585 )
order by qrs.last_execution_time asc
Run below query to hold the table lock
BEGIN TRANSACTION
SELECT TOP (1000) [id],[col1],[col2]
FROM [dbo].[Table1] WITH (TABLOCKX)
WAITFOR DELAY ’05:00′
Run the candidate query (0x37F2DD8F0C84C585) again and you can see it being blocked.
INSERT INTO Table1 values (‘A’, ‘B’)
Check the runtime stats for the candidate query (0x37F2DD8F0C84C585) again. No new runtime stats are generated or recorded.
Even after manually flushing the query store data, it shows the same. (I think the runtime stats have not been generated or collected because the query does not complete.)
Expectedly, after the scaling, the Query Store runtime stats for the candidate query show the same.
Second, I test the scenario where the query does not complete due to its long running (no blocking).
Run an insert query that takes minutes to complete
INSERT INTO [dbo].[Table3] ([id], [col1], [col2])
SELECT [id], [col1], [col2]
FROM [dbo].[Table1];
First, test to ensure that Query Store does capture this query when it completes – as you can see, the runtime stats can be recorded.
SELECT q.query_id
,q.query_text_id
,OBJECT_NAME(q.object_id) AS OBJECT_NAME
,q.query_hash
,qp.plan_id
,qp.query_plan_hash
,qt.query_sql_text
,convert(xml,qp.query_plan) as plan_xml
,qrs.last_execution_time
,qrs.avg_cpu_time
,qrs.last_logical_io_reads
,qrs.avg_physical_io_reads
,qrs.last_rowcount
FROM sys.query_store_plan qp
INNER JOIN sys.query_store_query q ON qp.query_id = q.query_id
INNER JOIN sys.query_store_query_text qt ON q.query_text_id = qt.query_text_id
INNER JOIN sys.query_store_runtime_stats qrs ON qrs.plan_id = qp.plan_id
WHERE query_hash in ( 0x465560FFECC0DF19 )
order by qrs.last_execution_time
Now, delete the table and run the same insert query again.
Check the Query Store runtime stats for the query while it is still running. Runtime Stats are not generated.
Scale up the database before the insert query completes. (i.e., The insert query gets disrupted)
Check Runtime stats again after the scaling – runtime stats are not generated.
And the Table is empty. (No data have been inserted because the insert query did not complete)
Conclusions
Once a query has completed, its runtime stats will be generated and collected in the Query Store cache. These stats will then be flushed to disk after a period of time, regardless of whether the transaction is uncommitted or rolled back. The flush_interval_seconds parameter specifies the flush interval.
The runtime stats for a query are only generated and collected once the query completes. This means that if the SQL database is shut down or restarted before the query’s runtime stats have been generated or collected, the stats will be lost.
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Customization is key to harness the power of AI models! Latest announcements from Microsoft
Microsoft is announcing new customization updates on Azure AI including:
General availability of fine-tuning for Azure OpenAI Service GPT-4o and GPT-4o mini
Availability of new models and why they are relevant to you and your customers
New capabilities that expand on our enterprise promise including upcoming availability of Azure OpenAI Data Zones
New responsible AI features, new evaluations to assess the quality and security of outputs, and Protected Material Detection for Code
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Customers depend on your guidance to evaluate the model that best suits them, fine-tune the model, and implement in a manner that is secure, safe and private. This announcement highlights the latest capabilities with real-world implementation examples.
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Post Content Post Content resistor v MATLAB Answers — New Questions
How to fit this model with a Weibull distribution?
Hi. I’m trying to fit my empirical distribution with a theoretical Weibull distribution.
The problem is that I get a negative value and I can’t understand why.
I tried adding a +c constant to the Weibull function, but it only got worse:
I also tried adjusting the variables’ StartingPoint values but nothing changed.
I am pretty sure this has to work somehow.
Thank you in advance.Hi. I’m trying to fit my empirical distribution with a theoretical Weibull distribution.
The problem is that I get a negative value and I can’t understand why.
I tried adding a +c constant to the Weibull function, but it only got worse:
I also tried adjusting the variables’ StartingPoint values but nothing changed.
I am pretty sure this has to work somehow.
Thank you in advance. Hi. I’m trying to fit my empirical distribution with a theoretical Weibull distribution.
The problem is that I get a negative value and I can’t understand why.
I tried adding a +c constant to the Weibull function, but it only got worse:
I also tried adjusting the variables’ StartingPoint values but nothing changed.
I am pretty sure this has to work somehow.
Thank you in advance. statistics, curve fitting MATLAB Answers — New Questions
Windows Insider update not working due to Voicemeeter driver
I was installing the Windows 11 Insider Preview 10.0.26120.1843 (ge_release_svc_betaflt_upr) when an error popped up.
I was installing the Windows 11 Insider Preview 10.0.26120.1843 (ge_release_svc_betaflt_upr) when an error popped up. Read More
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Download the TSI September Community Update
Stay ahead with the latest updates on the Azure Landing Zone for Nonprofits and the Microsoft 365 Copilot Getting Started promotion.
Discover valuable nonprofit partner custom resources and learn how to supercharge your fundraising and marketing campaigns with AI, just in time for Giving Tuesday.
Plus, Join us at Ignite’s 2024 online event this November – register now!
Download the TSI September Community Update
Announcing Windows Server Preview Build 26296
Announcing Windows Server Preview Build 26296
Hello Windows Server Insiders!
Today we are pleased to release a new build of the next Windows Server Long-Term Servicing Channel (LTSC) Preview that contains both the Desktop Experience and Server Core installation options for Datacenter and Standard editions, Annual Channel for Container Host and Azure Edition (for VM evaluation only). Branding has been updated for the upcoming release, Windows Server 2025, in this preview – when reporting issues please refer to Windows Server 2025 preview. If you signed up for Server Flighting, you should receive this new build automatically.
What’s New
Windows Admin Center (WAC)
Beginning with build 26252, Windows Server 2025 preview customers can download and install Windows Admin Center right from the Windows Server Desktop using the in-OS app that takes care of downloading and guides you through the installation process.
Note: You must be running a desktop version of Windows Server 2025 Datacenter or Standard preview to access this feature.
Windows Server Flighting is here!!
If you signed up for Server Flighting, you should receive this new build automatically later today.
For more information, see Welcome to Windows Insider flighting on Windows Server – Microsoft Community Hub
The new Feedback Hub app is now available for Server Desktop users! The app should automatically update with the latest version, but if it does not, simply Check for updates in the app’s settings tab.
Known Issues
Sysprep unable to generalize images. There is a known issue in build 26280.5000 that prevents images from being generalized via sysprep. The issue is understood and will be fixed in a future release.
Download Windows Server Insider Preview (microsoft.com)
Flighting: The label for this flight may incorrectly reference Windows 11. However, when selected, the package installed is the Windows Server update. Please ignore the label and proceed with installing your flight. This issue will be addressed in a future release.
WinPE – Powershell Scripts: Applying the WinPE-Powershell optional component does not properly install Powershell in WinPE. As a result, Powershell cmdlets will fail. Customers who are dependent on Powershell in WinPE should not use this build.
If you are validating upgrades from Windows Server 2019 or 2022, we do not recommend that you use this build as intermittent upgrade failures have been identified for this build.
This build has an issue where archiving eventlogs with “wevetutil al” command causes the Windows Event Log service to crash, and the archive operation to fail. The service must be restarted by executing “Start-Service EventLog” from an administrative command line prompt.
If you have Secure Launch/DRTM code path enabled, we do not recommend that you install this build.
Available Downloads
Downloads to certain countries may not be available. See Microsoft suspends new sales in Russia – Microsoft On the Issues.
Windows Server Long-Term Servicing Channel Preview in ISO format in 18 languages, and in VHDX format in English only.
Windows Server Datacenter Azure Edition Preview in ISO and VHDX format, English only.
Microsoft Server Languages and Optional Features Preview
Keys: Keys are valid for preview builds only
Server Standard: MFY9F-XBN2F-TYFMP-CCV49-RMYVH
Datacenter: 2KNJJ-33Y9H-2GXGX-KMQWH-G6H67
Azure Edition does not accept a key
Symbols: Available on the public symbol server – see Using the Microsoft Symbol Server.
Expiration: This Windows Server Preview will expire September 15, 2025.
How to Download
Registered Insiders may navigate directly to the Windows Server Insider Preview download page. If you have not yet registered as an Insider, see GETTING STARTED WITH SERVER on the Windows Insiders for Business portal.
We value your feedback!
The most important part of the release cycle is to hear what’s working and what needs to be improved, so your feedback is extremely valued. Beginning with Insider build 26063, please use the new Feedback Hub app for Windows Server if you are running a Desktop version of Server. If you are using a Core edition, or if you are unable to use the Feedback Hub app, you can use your registered Windows 10 or Windows 11 Insider device and use the Feedback Hub application. In the app, choose the Windows Server category and then the appropriate subcategory for your feedback. In the title of the Feedback, please indicate the build number you are providing feedback on as shown below to ensure that your issue is attributed to the right version:
[Server #####] Title of my feedback
See Give Feedback on Windows Server via Feedback Hub for specifics. The Windows Server Insiders space on the Microsoft Tech Communities supports preview builds of the next version of Windows Server. Use the forum to collaborate, share and learn from experts. For versions that have been released to general availability in market, try the Windows Server for IT Pro forum or contact Support for Business.
Diagnostic and Usage Information
Microsoft collects this information over the internet to help keep Windows secure and up to date, troubleshoot problems, and make product improvements. Microsoft server operating systems can be configured to turn diagnostic data off, send Required diagnostic data, or send Optional diagnostic data. During previews, Microsoft asks that you change the default setting to Optional to provide the best automatic feedback and help us improve the final product.
Administrators can change the level of information collection through Settings. For details, see http://aka.ms/winserverdata. Also see the Microsoft Privacy Statement.
Terms of Use
This is pre-release software – it is provided for use “as-is” and is not supported in production environments. Users are responsible for installing any updates that may be made available from Windows Update. All pre-release software made available to you via the Windows Server Insider program is governed by the Insider Terms of Use.
Announcing Windows Server Preview Build 26296
Hello Windows Server Insiders!
Today we are pleased to release a new build of the next Windows Server Long-Term Servicing Channel (LTSC) Preview that contains both the Desktop Experience and Server Core installation options for Datacenter and Standard editions, Annual Channel for Container Host and Azure Edition (for VM evaluation only). Branding has been updated for the upcoming release, Windows Server 2025, in this preview – when reporting issues please refer to Windows Server 2025 preview. If you signed up for Server Flighting, you should receive this new build automatically.
What’s New
Windows Admin Center (WAC)Beginning with build 26252, Windows Server 2025 preview customers can download and install Windows Admin Center right from the Windows Server Desktop using the in-OS app that takes care of downloading and guides you through the installation process.
Note: You must be running a desktop version of Windows Server 2025 Datacenter or Standard preview to access this feature.
Windows Server Flighting is here!!
If you signed up for Server Flighting, you should receive this new build automatically later today.
For more information, see Welcome to Windows Insider flighting on Windows Server – Microsoft Community Hub
The new Feedback Hub app is now available for Server Desktop users! The app should automatically update with the latest version, but if it does not, simply Check for updates in the app’s settings tab.
Known Issues
Sysprep unable to generalize images. There is a known issue in build 26280.5000 that prevents images from being generalized via sysprep. The issue is understood and will be fixed in a future release.
Download Windows Server Insider Preview (microsoft.com)
Flighting: The label for this flight may incorrectly reference Windows 11. However, when selected, the package installed is the Windows Server update. Please ignore the label and proceed with installing your flight. This issue will be addressed in a future release.
WinPE – Powershell Scripts: Applying the WinPE-Powershell optional component does not properly install Powershell in WinPE. As a result, Powershell cmdlets will fail. Customers who are dependent on Powershell in WinPE should not use this build.
If you are validating upgrades from Windows Server 2019 or 2022, we do not recommend that you use this build as intermittent upgrade failures have been identified for this build.
This build has an issue where archiving eventlogs with “wevetutil al” command causes the Windows Event Log service to crash, and the archive operation to fail. The service must be restarted by executing “Start-Service EventLog” from an administrative command line prompt.
If you have Secure Launch/DRTM code path enabled, we do not recommend that you install this build.
Available Downloads
Downloads to certain countries may not be available. See Microsoft suspends new sales in Russia – Microsoft On the Issues.
Windows Server Long-Term Servicing Channel Preview in ISO format in 18 languages, and in VHDX format in English only.
Windows Server Datacenter Azure Edition Preview in ISO and VHDX format, English only.
Microsoft Server Languages and Optional Features Preview
Keys: Keys are valid for preview builds only
Server Standard: MFY9F-XBN2F-TYFMP-CCV49-RMYVH
Datacenter: 2KNJJ-33Y9H-2GXGX-KMQWH-G6H67
Azure Edition does not accept a key
Symbols: Available on the public symbol server – see Using the Microsoft Symbol Server.
Expiration: This Windows Server Preview will expire September 15, 2025.
How to Download
Registered Insiders may navigate directly to the Windows Server Insider Preview download page. If you have not yet registered as an Insider, see GETTING STARTED WITH SERVER on the Windows Insiders for Business portal.
We value your feedback!
The most important part of the release cycle is to hear what’s working and what needs to be improved, so your feedback is extremely valued. Beginning with Insider build 26063, please use the new Feedback Hub app for Windows Server if you are running a Desktop version of Server. If you are using a Core edition, or if you are unable to use the Feedback Hub app, you can use your registered Windows 10 or Windows 11 Insider device and use the Feedback Hub application. In the app, choose the Windows Server category and then the appropriate subcategory for your feedback. In the title of the Feedback, please indicate the build number you are providing feedback on as shown below to ensure that your issue is attributed to the right version:
[Server #####] Title of my feedback
See Give Feedback on Windows Server via Feedback Hub for specifics. The Windows Server Insiders space on the Microsoft Tech Communities supports preview builds of the next version of Windows Server. Use the forum to collaborate, share and learn from experts. For versions that have been released to general availability in market, try the Windows Server for IT Pro forum or contact Support for Business.
Diagnostic and Usage Information
Microsoft collects this information over the internet to help keep Windows secure and up to date, troubleshoot problems, and make product improvements. Microsoft server operating systems can be configured to turn diagnostic data off, send Required diagnostic data, or send Optional diagnostic data. During previews, Microsoft asks that you change the default setting to Optional to provide the best automatic feedback and help us improve the final product.
Administrators can change the level of information collection through Settings. For details, see http://aka.ms/winserverdata. Also see the Microsoft Privacy Statement.
Terms of Use
This is pre-release software – it is provided for use “as-is” and is not supported in production environments. Users are responsible for installing any updates that may be made available from Windows Update. All pre-release software made available to you via the Windows Server Insider program is governed by the Insider Terms of Use. Read More
Adding SharePoint Links Created From List Filter Adds %2520% to the link.
We are currently developing filters for our SharePoint list and have opted not to use views due to the large number of unique filters we need to create. Our filtering is primarily based on the Division column.
We’ve encountered an issue: Division names without spaces, such as “Engineering,” function correctly. However, Division names with spaces, such as “Customer Service,” result in the link adding “%2520%” once it’s been added to the site page.
For your reference, here’s the filter link as it appears when copied from the address bar:
Next I am able to create a page and add the link as a button on a page
After updating the links, clicking the button opens the site with blank content. We’ve noticed that the links have “%2520%” appended to any spaces in the Division names.
Through testing, we found that deleting the “25” resolves the issue, allowing the filters to work as intended. This problem appears to affect all sites configured with filter lists, although views are functioning properly.
Please let me know if you have any thoughts on this or if further investigation is needed.
Thank you for your attention to this matter!
We are currently developing filters for our SharePoint list and have opted not to use views due to the large number of unique filters we need to create. Our filtering is primarily based on the Division column. We’ve encountered an issue: Division names without spaces, such as “Engineering,” function correctly. However, Division names with spaces, such as “Customer Service,” result in the link adding “%2520%” once it’s been added to the site page. For your reference, here’s the filter link as it appears when copied from the address bar:Next I am able to create a page and add the link as a button on a pageAfter updating the links, clicking the button opens the site with blank content. We’ve noticed that the links have “%2520%” appended to any spaces in the Division names.Through testing, we found that deleting the “25” resolves the issue, allowing the filters to work as intended. This problem appears to affect all sites configured with filter lists, although views are functioning properly.Please let me know if you have any thoughts on this or if further investigation is needed.Thank you for your attention to this matter! Read More
Power BI Failing with the following error –
Microsoft SQL: Cannot bulk load because the file “https://rbssynapselinkstorage.dfs.core.windows.net/000000611.json” could not be opened.
Microsoft SQL: Cannot bulk load because the file “https://rbssynapselinkstorage.dfs.core.windows.net/000000611.json” could not be opened. Read More
How do I estimate and optimize the parameters of my ODE system in MATLAB?
I have a system of ordinary differential equations (ODE) with some unknown parameters (coefficients). I want to simultaneously solve the system of differential equations as well as optimize for the unknown parameters by minimizing an objective function that depends on the solution of the ODE system.
What is the best way to do this in MATLAB?I have a system of ordinary differential equations (ODE) with some unknown parameters (coefficients). I want to simultaneously solve the system of differential equations as well as optimize for the unknown parameters by minimizing an objective function that depends on the solution of the ODE system.
What is the best way to do this in MATLAB? I have a system of ordinary differential equations (ODE) with some unknown parameters (coefficients). I want to simultaneously solve the system of differential equations as well as optimize for the unknown parameters by minimizing an objective function that depends on the solution of the ODE system.
What is the best way to do this in MATLAB? parameter, estimation, in, ode, optimize, parameters, simultaneous, optimization, and, solving, with, unknown, simulink, controls, plant, ncd, examples, tuning, odeset, reltol, abstol, maxstep, initialstep, response MATLAB Answers — New Questions
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If you haven’t already registered, you can still REGISTER HERE!
Date: Monday, September 30th
Time: 7:30AM – 9:30AM PST
Open to all partners, this is your opportunity to:
Hear about nonprofit sector updates directly from Microsoft nonprofit industry leaders.
Gain insights into Tech for Social Impact FY25 Solution Plays directly from our Subject Matter Experts on Azure, BizApps, and Modern Work
Learn strategies for collaboration and growth for your nonprofit business practice: Tips for working with Sales, TSI ISV Digital Natives: How they can help your business grow, and Steps to build your nonprofit practice
We can’t wait to connect with you at our virtual event!
We’re excited to have you join us for next week’s Microsoft Nonprofit Virtual Partner Summit on Monday, September 30th.
If you haven’t already registered, you can still REGISTER HERE!
Date: Monday, September 30th
Time: 7:30AM – 9:30AM PST
Open to all partners, this is your opportunity to:
Hear about nonprofit sector updates directly from Microsoft nonprofit industry leaders.
Gain insights into Tech for Social Impact FY25 Solution Plays directly from our Subject Matter Experts on Azure, BizApps, and Modern Work
Learn strategies for collaboration and growth for your nonprofit business practice: Tips for working with Sales, TSI ISV Digital Natives: How they can help your business grow, and Steps to build your nonprofit practice
We can’t wait to connect with you at our virtual event! Read More
