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Microsoft Security Copilot
Microsoft Security Copilot is in Preview and it will be GA soon, this tools is able to empower your defenders with Generative AI infused. You may check the short demo which was presented at Microsoft Inspire 2023 event through this link: https://youtu.be/eLEO-S5ugr0. This Microsoft Security Copilot will support your Security Operations Team to detect, harden, and respond the incidents faster and because it’s infused by Generative AI so your Security Team is able to prompt using natural language to get summary of the incidents or vulnerability, the attack path, generate the incidents report automatically, etc.
In the high-level view, please find below Microsoft Security Portfolio and where is the Microsoft Security Copilot position for your references.
For more details, you may access this Microsoft Security Copilot site: Microsoft Security Copilot | Microsoft Security.
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integration Microsoft Teams channel on the Feeder Professional plan
Today we are introducing a new integration!
You can now create rules that post directly into a Microsoft Teams channel. And just like with our Slack integration, you can add powerful filters to make sure that only relevant posts come through. Neat? We think so ✨
The new integration is available to all users on the Feeder Professional plan. If you’re not already a subscriber you can read more and upgrade here.
Did you know?
Rules in Feeder lets you filter, star or add posts to collections – automatically. Whether you use Microsoft Teams or Slack, you can create rules that forward all posts matching certain criteria directly into a channel of your choice. It’s a fast and easy way to notify your team when something important happens. Kind of like magic! ????
We hope that this integration will empower you to do even more with Feeder and look forward to bringing you new innovations in the near future.
As always, if you have any questions or suggestions for new features, just reply to this e-mail or contact us on feeder.co.
tiledlayout no spacing display in 2×3 grid
How to plot tiledlayout 2×3 grid without any spacing between plots? I’m using these commands
t = tiledlayout(2,3);
t.TileSpacing = ‘none’;
but still have spacing between the columns.How to plot tiledlayout 2×3 grid without any spacing between plots? I’m using these commands
t = tiledlayout(2,3);
t.TileSpacing = ‘none’;
but still have spacing between the columns.Read MoretiledlayoutMATLAB Answers — New Questions
GUI program with parfeval
Hello Matlab community, I’m enhancing a GUI program with mouse events and simultaneously accessing an online database. My idea to avoid GUI hangs while querying the database is as follows:
thread_ptr = parfeval(@(c, varargin) fetch(c.Value, varargin{:}), 1, c, query);
pause(3) % not stop mouse events during query
data = fetchOutputs(thread_ptr);
This code seems to work, but I want some pause() function that stops when parfeval stops running. I have already tried wait() , but apparentelly wait() also seems to stop the GUI. Any ideas?Hello Matlab community, I’m enhancing a GUI program with mouse events and simultaneously accessing an online database. My idea to avoid GUI hangs while querying the database is as follows:
thread_ptr = parfeval(@(c, varargin) fetch(c.Value, varargin{:}), 1, c, query);
pause(3) % not stop mouse events during query
data = fetchOutputs(thread_ptr);
This code seems to work, but I want some pause() function that stops when parfeval stops running. I have already tried wait() , but apparentelly wait() also seems to stop the GUI. Any ideas?Read Moreparallel computing toolbox, guiMATLAB Answers — New Questions
How to deal with legend for multiple curves in one figure?
I have a multiple curevs in one figure and I wanna add a legend to each curve.
So, instead of data1, data2, data3, data4, and data5, I want to replace them with
phi = 0 & psi = 0
phi = psi
phi = [0,5,10,15,20,25,30] & psi = 0
phi = 0 & psi = [0,5,10,15,20,25,30]
phi = [0,5,10,15,20,25,30] & psi = [0,5,10,15,20,25,30]
I tried many times, but I could not reach to solution. May I get an assistance please?
Below a piece of the code:
main:
for i=1:5
P_rec_dbm = Cases(i,N_rx,N_ry,N_t,param_t,X_r,Y_r,z,m,A_det,T_s,G_Con,n_t_LED,n_t,n_r);
%plotting_(i,P_rec_dbm ,X_r,Y_r);
plotting_2D(i,P_rec_dbm,X_r); hold on;
end
plotting_2D
function [] = plotting_2D(index,power,X_r)
%L=20; W=20; H=3;
switch index
case 1
power = power;
case 2
power = power;
case 3
power = power(:,:,:,5);
case 4
power = power(:,:,:,5);
case 5
power = power(:,:,:,3,5);
end
[Mpower,~] = max(power);
plot(X_r,Mpower)
xlabel(‘X (m)’);
ylabel(‘Received power (dBm)’);
legendI have a multiple curevs in one figure and I wanna add a legend to each curve.
So, instead of data1, data2, data3, data4, and data5, I want to replace them with
phi = 0 & psi = 0
phi = psi
phi = [0,5,10,15,20,25,30] & psi = 0
phi = 0 & psi = [0,5,10,15,20,25,30]
phi = [0,5,10,15,20,25,30] & psi = [0,5,10,15,20,25,30]
I tried many times, but I could not reach to solution. May I get an assistance please?
Below a piece of the code:
main:
for i=1:5
P_rec_dbm = Cases(i,N_rx,N_ry,N_t,param_t,X_r,Y_r,z,m,A_det,T_s,G_Con,n_t_LED,n_t,n_r);
%plotting_(i,P_rec_dbm ,X_r,Y_r);
plotting_2D(i,P_rec_dbm,X_r); hold on;
end
plotting_2D
function [] = plotting_2D(index,power,X_r)
%L=20; W=20; H=3;
switch index
case 1
power = power;
case 2
power = power;
case 3
power = power(:,:,:,5);
case 4
power = power(:,:,:,5);
case 5
power = power(:,:,:,3,5);
end
[Mpower,~] = max(power);
plot(X_r,Mpower)
xlabel(‘X (m)’);
ylabel(‘Received power (dBm)’);
legendRead Morematlab, for loop, plottingMATLAB Answers — New Questions
Re: Now in public preview: Fluent Emojis
a lot of people at work use emojis at minimum, since most of our communications are official. These emojis are too fun for office use, maybe good for a chat/dating app. a lot of people at work use emojis at minimum, since most of our communications are official. These emojis are too fun for office use, maybe good for a chat/dating app.
Searching Column A for 3 different values
I am trying to create a formula that will search each row in Column A for one of 3 values : When the text is “Level: C” , I want “Coverage” to appear in Column E until the text “Level: L” is found then I want “Level” to be put in Column F until the text “Level: R” is found then I want “Region” to be put in Column F. How can I write a formula that will retain the value until the next value is found?Company Report State Vehicles State Vehicles Storeowners Boondock Data Field Field Field Field Name Type Size Usage Status Level: C actionInd A 1 D FiledadminEmployeesStore N 15 P FiledadminFullTimeBasicStore N 15 P FiledadminFullTimeStore N 15 P FiledadminInsuredCd A 15 D FiledadminInsuredCode A 2 D FiledannualSizePremCredit N 15 P FiledautomaticIncreaseFactor N 9 P FiledautomaticIncreaseOfInsurance A 2 D FiledautomaticIncreaseOfInsurancePct N 3 D FiledbaseEmployees N 9 P FiledbasicPerc N 9 P FiledbasicPerc2 N 9 P FiledbasicPerc3 N 9 P FiledbasicStore N 15 P FiledbasicRate N 9 P FiledbeginDate D 10 D FiledStoreRevenueExclusionFactor N 9 P FiledStoreRevenueExtraExpenseAmt N 9 P FiledStoreRevenueLimitationFactor N 9 P FiledStoreRevenueNoWaitFactor N 9 P FiledStoreRevenuePerOfRstorAmt N 9 P FiledbyobInd A 5 D FiledcombSpecialRatingAmt N 9 P FiledcommSupplyNoOverHeadLineRate N 9 P FiledcommSupplyOverHeadLineRate N 9 P FiledcompanyDeviationFactorApplies A 5 D FiledyearBuilt N 4 D Filed Level: L annualDiscThresholdDifference N 15 P FiledannualMNSurcharge N 15 A FiledannualTerritoryAmt N 15 P FiledatLimitInterimAnnualPremDisc N 15 A FiledBI_numberOfDays N 3 D FiledbillableAmtLOB N 15 A FiledStoreRevenueExclusionInd A 5 D FiledStoreRevenueLimit N 9 D FiledStoreRevenueLimitationInd A 5 D FiledCompany Report State Vehicles State Vehicles Storeowners Boondock Data Field Field Field Field Name Type Size Usage Status Level: L StoreRevenueNoWaitInd A 5 D FiledStoreRevenuePerOfRstorInd A 5 D FiledcompanyDeviationLOB N 9 P FiledconversionPSF N 9 D FiledcoverageAnnualAmt N 15 A FiledcoverageGrossAnnualAmt N 15 A FiledcoverageGrossIncrementalPrem N 15 A FiledcoverageGrossTermAmt N 15 A FiledcoverageIncrementalAmt N 15 A FiledcoverageTermAmt N 15 A FilederrorCode N 9 P FiledexpenseFactor N 9 D FiledextendedPeriodIndemnityInd A 5 D FiledDiscBeforeOrAfter A 5 P FiledDiscModTotalCreditDebitPctLOB N 9 D FiledDiscThresholdMet A 5 P FiledliabilityDamageDeductibleAmt N 9 D FiledonsetAmtLOB N 15 A FiledpolicyGrossTermAmtLOB N 15 A FiledpolicyOnsetSurchargesLOB N 15 A FiledpolicyOnsetTaxesLOB N 15 A FiledpolicyTermBTM_LOB N 15 P FiledpolicyTermAmtLOB N 15 A FiledpolicyTermSurchargesLOB N 15 A FiledpolicyTermTaxesLOB N 15 A FiledpremPlusBTM_LOB N 15 A FiledprevPolicyTermBTM_LOB N 15 D FiledpriceMatchPlusFactor N 9 D Filed
I am trying to create a formula that will search each row in Column A for one of 3 values : When the text is “Level: C” , I want “Coverage” to appear in Column E until the text “Level: L” is found then I want “Level” to be put in Column F until the text “Level: R” is found then I want “Region” to be put in Column F. How can I write a formula that will retain the value until the next value is found?
Company Report State Vehicles State Vehicles Storeowners Boondock Data Field Field Field Field Name Type Size Usage Status Level: C actionInd A 1 D FiledadminEmployeesStore N 15 P FiledadminFullTimeBasicStore N 15 P FiledadminFullTimeStore N 15 P FiledadminInsuredCd A 15 D FiledadminInsuredCode A 2 D FiledannualSizePremCredit N 15 P FiledautomaticIncreaseFactor N 9 P FiledautomaticIncreaseOfInsurance A 2 D FiledautomaticIncreaseOfInsurancePct N 3 D FiledbaseEmployees N 9 P FiledbasicPerc N 9 P FiledbasicPerc2 N 9 P FiledbasicPerc3 N 9 P FiledbasicStore N 15 P FiledbasicRate N 9 P FiledbeginDate D 10 D FiledStoreRevenueExclusionFactor N 9 P FiledStoreRevenueExtraExpenseAmt N 9 P FiledStoreRevenueLimitationFactor N 9 P FiledStoreRevenueNoWaitFactor N 9 P FiledStoreRevenuePerOfRstorAmt N 9 P FiledbyobInd A 5 D FiledcombSpecialRatingAmt N 9 P FiledcommSupplyNoOverHeadLineRate N 9 P FiledcommSupplyOverHeadLineRate N 9 P FiledcompanyDeviationFactorApplies A 5 D FiledyearBuilt N 4 D Filed Level: L annualDiscThresholdDifference N 15 P FiledannualMNSurcharge N 15 A FiledannualTerritoryAmt N 15 P FiledatLimitInterimAnnualPremDisc N 15 A FiledBI_numberOfDays N 3 D FiledbillableAmtLOB N 15 A FiledStoreRevenueExclusionInd A 5 D FiledStoreRevenueLimit N 9 D FiledStoreRevenueLimitationInd A 5 D FiledCompany Report State Vehicles State Vehicles Storeowners Boondock Data Field Field Field Field Name Type Size Usage Status Level: L StoreRevenueNoWaitInd A 5 D FiledStoreRevenuePerOfRstorInd A 5 D FiledcompanyDeviationLOB N 9 P FiledconversionPSF N 9 D FiledcoverageAnnualAmt N 15 A FiledcoverageGrossAnnualAmt N 15 A FiledcoverageGrossIncrementalPrem N 15 A FiledcoverageGrossTermAmt N 15 A FiledcoverageIncrementalAmt N 15 A FiledcoverageTermAmt N 15 A FilederrorCode N 9 P FiledexpenseFactor N 9 D FiledextendedPeriodIndemnityInd A 5 D FiledDiscBeforeOrAfter A 5 P FiledDiscModTotalCreditDebitPctLOB N 9 D FiledDiscThresholdMet A 5 P FiledliabilityDamageDeductibleAmt N 9 D FiledonsetAmtLOB N 15 A FiledpolicyGrossTermAmtLOB N 15 A FiledpolicyOnsetSurchargesLOB N 15 A FiledpolicyOnsetTaxesLOB N 15 A FiledpolicyTermBTM_LOB N 15 P FiledpolicyTermAmtLOB N 15 A FiledpolicyTermSurchargesLOB N 15 A FiledpolicyTermTaxesLOB N 15 A FiledpremPlusBTM_LOB N 15 A FiledprevPolicyTermBTM_LOB N 15 D FiledpriceMatchPlusFactor N 9 D Filed
Re: Custom Error Bars will not show on my on my bar graph
HiI opened your workbook in Excel on line and Excel for Mac desktop. Your error bars display on both platforms for me. Are you viewing the workbook in Excel on line or Excel desktop? If you’re using Excel desktop, please tell us what version you use. To display the version, use the Menu Bar and choose Excel > About Excel. The current update is 16.63 Hi
I opened your workbook in Excel on line and Excel for Mac desktop. Your error bars display on both platforms for me.
Are you viewing the workbook in Excel on line or Excel desktop? If you’re using Excel desktop, please tell us what version you use. To display the version, use the Menu Bar and choose Excel > About Excel. The current update is 16.63
Re: How to let windows 11 “never combine taskbar buttons”?
The groveling out here makes me sick. Stop pleading to the MicroShitPig and find a solution for yourself. They know exactly what they did and they are well aware of it’s effect. They have the right to change anything they wish. They are NOT going to change this so move yourself forward and be happy. The groveling out here makes me sick. Stop pleading to the MicroShitPig and find a solution for yourself. They know exactly what they did and they are well aware of it’s effect. They have the right to change anything they wish. They are NOT going to change this so move yourself forward and be happy.
ms-appinstaller in Windows 2019 and Windows 2022
We have Remote Desktop Servers running Windows 2019 and Windows 2022, we are not able to install MSIX applications with ms-appinstaller, we also use custom protocol. Is there a way to get that working ms-appinstaller:?source=http://launch.usli.com/MultilineQuoteSystem.appinstaller&activationUri=multilineprotocol:?/rgn
We have Remote Desktop Servers running Windows 2019 and Windows 2022, we are not able to install MSIX applications with ms-appinstaller, we also use custom protocol. Is there a way to get that working
ms-appinstaller:?source=http://launch.usli.com/MultilineQuoteSystem.appinstaller&activationUri=multilineprotocol:?/rgn
Re: .ics files open in Calendar App instead of Microsoft Office Outlook
You’re brilliant! Your solution actually works. Thank you!
You’re brilliant! Your solution actually works. Thank you!
Re: Script is not listing all groups
So I think my issue is related to the export-csv portion. If I change “$AllGroups.name.count” to a set number like 50, I get up to 50 group columns. However, if I do that, then the last group for a user gets listed multiple times. Here is an example from my last run. “Doe”,”Jane”,”JDoe”,”102138″,”jdoe@domain.local”,”10002″,”1216″,”1349″,”1920″,”1901″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″
So I think my issue is related to the export-csv portion. If I change “$AllGroups.name.count” to a set number like 50, I get up to 50 group columns. However, if I do that, then the last group for a user gets listed multiple times. Here is an example from my last run.
“Doe”,”Jane”,”JDoe”,”102138″,”jdoe@domain.local”,”10002″,”1216″,”1349″,”1920″,”1901″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″,”1902″
Set-UnifiedGroup unavailable in ExchangeOnlineManagement module 2.0.6
The Set-UnifiedGroup cmdlet was unavailable after updating several devices to ExchangeOnlineManagement Powershell module 2.0.6 recently. I got the same results on these three machines:Windows 10 Enterprise, on-prem domain-joinedWindows Server 2019 Standard, on-prem domain-joinedWindows 11 Enterprise, Azure-joinedI tried with two different users, one had the Global Administrator role and one had the Exchange Administrator role.After uninstalling 2.0.6 and reinstalling 2.0.5, the Set-UnifiedGroup cmdlet was available again on all machines for both users. Microsoft support had no explanation, but recommended staying with 2.0.5 for now.
The Set-UnifiedGroup cmdlet was unavailable after updating several devices to ExchangeOnlineManagement Powershell module 2.0.6 recently. I got the same results on these three machines:
Windows 10 Enterprise, on-prem domain-joinedWindows Server 2019 Standard, on-prem domain-joinedWindows 11 Enterprise, Azure-joined
I tried with two different users, one had the Global Administrator role and one had the Exchange Administrator role.
After uninstalling 2.0.6 and reinstalling 2.0.5, the Set-UnifiedGroup cmdlet was available again on all machines for both users. Microsoft support had no explanation, but recommended staying with 2.0.5 for now.
Re: Ask Before Closing Multiple Tabs feature – Now Available
I still see this in Version 105.0.1326.0 (Official build) canary (64-bit).Appearance -> Customize Browser -> Ask before closing a window with multiple tabs I still see this in Version 105.0.1326.0 (Official build) canary (64-bit).
Appearance -> Customize Browser -> Ask before closing a window with multiple tabs
Migrate and modernize with Azure to power innovation across the entire digital estate
Written by Kathleen Mitford, Corporate Vice President, Azure Marketing
Cloud adoption increased significantly during COVID-19 and continues for many companies. However, an enormous migration and modernization opportunity remains as organizations continue their digital transformation. In fact, 72 percent of organizations reported their industry’s pace of digital transformation accelerated because of COVID-19, according to a survey sponsored by Microsoft in The Economist1. And we don’t expect that to slow down anytime soon.
We are hearing key themes from our customers that reinforce this, including:
Cloud has become the catalyst for innovation. Customers are moving beyond operational efficiency to create new products and offerings, leveraging the unique capabilities of cloud to differentiate themselves.
Customers are not just looking for technology, they’re looking for a trusted partner. They need an expert to help them navigate these tough issues as they move toward hybrid, multi-cloud, and edge environments, facing new complexities and opportunities.
Security, data privacy, and compliance are top of mind for customers in every industry as cyberattacks continue to rise2.
These areas are opportunities for us to strengthen our partnerships and help our mutual customers realize their greatest potential. This is why we are focusing on three key areas of growth for Azure at Microsoft Inspire:
Innovation with new cloud-native experiences.
Modernization of app and data estates.
Migration and modernization of infrastructure and mission-critical workloads.
This week, we are announcing new Microsoft Azure capabilities to help partners increase return on investments, grow leads, and shorten sales cycles. This includes updates to our Azure Migration and Modernization Program (AMMP) and announcing the ISV Success Program.
Read on for more details on our latest developments and each of the opportunity areas to see how we can deliver the greatest value to our customers. Our Azure keynote session is also a great resource to learn more.
Read the full article
Written by Kathleen Mitford, Corporate Vice President, Azure Marketing
Cloud adoption increased significantly during COVID-19 and continues for many companies. However, an enormous migration and modernization opportunity remains as organizations continue their digital transformation. In fact, 72 percent of organizations reported their industry’s pace of digital transformation accelerated because of COVID-19, according to a survey sponsored by Microsoft in The Economist1. And we don’t expect that to slow down anytime soon.
We are hearing key themes from our customers that reinforce this, including:
Cloud has become the catalyst for innovation. Customers are moving beyond operational efficiency to create new products and offerings, leveraging the unique capabilities of cloud to differentiate themselves.
Customers are not just looking for technology, they’re looking for a trusted partner. They need an expert to help them navigate these tough issues as they move toward hybrid, multi-cloud, and edge environments, facing new complexities and opportunities.
Security, data privacy, and compliance are top of mind for customers in every industry as cyberattacks continue to rise2.
These areas are opportunities for us to strengthen our partnerships and help our mutual customers realize their greatest potential. This is why we are focusing on three key areas of growth for Azure at Microsoft Inspire:
Innovation with new cloud-native experiences.
Modernization of app and data estates.
Migration and modernization of infrastructure and mission-critical workloads.
This week, we are announcing new Microsoft Azure capabilities to help partners increase return on investments, grow leads, and shorten sales cycles. This includes updates to our Azure Migration and Modernization Program (AMMP) and announcing the ISV Success Program.
Read on for more details on our latest developments and each of the opportunity areas to see how we can deliver the greatest value to our customers. Our Azure keynote session is also a great resource to learn more.
Optimizing Azure SQL Database with the Well-Architected Framework
Microsoft Azure SQL Database is a fully managed cloud database (PaaS) that handles many database management tasks without user intervention. Tasks such as patching, upgrading, taking backups, and monitoring can be configured to the specific needs of the workload and are performed in the background. Azure SQL Database runs the latest stable version of SQL Server and patched OS with 99.99% availability. The intelligent automated functions built into the database free up the user to focus on other important tasks.
Today I am introducing the Azure Well-Architected Service Guide for Azure SQL Database. Like other service guides, this guide for Azure SQL Database contains design considerations, checklists, and detailed configuration recommendations that can assist cloud architects in deploying optimal Azure SQL workloads in line with the guiding tenets of the Well-Architected Framework: security, reliability, cost management, performance efficiency, and operational excellence.
If you are still in the planning stages, this service guide can provide guidance to ensure your workload is optimal from the start. The design checklists provide clear recommendations to keep in mind as you plan your build. Each recommendation is accompanied by an explanation detailing why it is important. If your workload is already deployed and in use, this service guide can help you quickly identify additional opportunities for improvement.
Both the service guide and the Azure Well-Architected Review assessment can be used to analyze and optimize your specific workload by pillar and by service. The assessment asks a series of questions about your unique workload and configurations and provides guidance broken down by pillar and service as specified.
If you run into an issue where costs are exceeding expectations, or you are having concerns about security and need a quick resolution, it may be beneficial to start with the service guide where suggestions pertaining directly to Azure SQL database can be quickly identified. If you have more time and are looking for a thorough action plan catered to your specific workload, then I recommend taking the assessment. Either way, both self-service tools are invaluable and will help achieve your goals.
To learn more about the Well-Architected initiative, please click here.
About the Author
Jason Bouska is a Senior Software Engineer at Microsoft with over 20 years of industry experience. He is passionate about working with data at scale and has experience as a Database Architect and Administrator.
Microsoft Azure SQL Database is a fully managed cloud database (PaaS) that handles many database management tasks without user intervention. Tasks such as patching, upgrading, taking backups, and monitoring can be configured to the specific needs of the workload and are performed in the background. Azure SQL Database runs the latest stable version of SQL Server and patched OS with 99.99% availability. The intelligent automated functions built into the database free up the user to focus on other important tasks.
Today I am introducing the Azure Well-Architected Service Guide for Azure SQL Database. Like other service guides, this guide for Azure SQL Database contains design considerations, checklists, and detailed configuration recommendations that can assist cloud architects in deploying optimal Azure SQL workloads in line with the guiding tenets of the Well-Architected Framework: security, reliability, cost management, performance efficiency, and operational excellence.
If you are still in the planning stages, this service guide can provide guidance to ensure your workload is optimal from the start. The design checklists provide clear recommendations to keep in mind as you plan your build. Each recommendation is accompanied by an explanation detailing why it is important. If your workload is already deployed and in use, this service guide can help you quickly identify additional opportunities for improvement.
Both the service guide and the Azure Well-Architected Review assessment can be used to analyze and optimize your specific workload by pillar and by service. The assessment asks a series of questions about your unique workload and configurations and provides guidance broken down by pillar and service as specified.
If you run into an issue where costs are exceeding expectations, or you are having concerns about security and need a quick resolution, it may be beneficial to start with the service guide where suggestions pertaining directly to Azure SQL database can be quickly identified. If you have more time and are looking for a thorough action plan catered to your specific workload, then I recommend taking the assessment. Either way, both self-service tools are invaluable and will help achieve your goals.
To learn more about the Well-Architected initiative, please click here.
About the Author
Jason Bouska is a Senior Software Engineer at Microsoft with over 20 years of industry experience. He is passionate about working with data at scale and has experience as a Database Architect and Administrator.
Viva Engage, Yammer & Communities: Answers to common questions
Viva Engage is coming! In late August, Viva Engage will replace the Communities app in Teams, a new employee experience that connects people across the company to build community, spark engagement with leadership, harness knowledge and answers, and build personal networks. This article provides answers to common questions–particularly from IT, security, compliance, and existing Yammer customers. If you’re a business stakeholder (leader, HR, corp comms for example), or have not yet had time to understand Viva Engage, please read Announcing Microsoft Viva Engage and our overview of Viva Engage and Yammer.
Viva Engage is available at no additional cost to most Microsoft 365 customers: It can be used by anyone enabled to use Yammer.
Viva Engage builds on Yammer, and brings together Yammer’s experiences—communities, open conversations, and personalized discovery—with new capabilities for expression and sharing through storyline and stories, and upcoming innovations.
Viva Engage is safe, secure, governable. The Viva Engage app is an innovative, integrated experience in Teams & Outlook, backed by the same Yammer services and enterprise-grade #Microsoft365 security, privacy, compliance and manageability controls, including eDiscovery and communications compliance.
The Viva Engage app in Teams will replace the Communities app. We strongly recommend that Teams admins deploy and pin the Communities app (today) or the Viva Engage app (in late August) for all users using Teams app policies.
The Communities app will be updated automatically starting in late August. If you’ve already deployed the Communities app, it will be updated with no action required. First, the the app name and icon will update. The new user experiences will roll out over the following few weeks.
The Viva Engage app in Outlook will replace the Communities app later this summer.
Viva Engage creates a social layer across Microsoft 365. Relevant announcements, posts and stories from storylines and communities show up in Teams Activity, your Outlook inbox, Viva Connections, the profile card, as well as Viva Engage and Yammer.
Yammer.com and the Yammer apps for iOS, Android, Mac and PC remain the standalone experiences for employee engagement on web, mobile and desktop.
We’re bringing storyline, stories, and Viva Engage innovations to the Yammer apps as well. For example you’ll see storyline posts and stories in the new Storylines page.
Say it with me: Yammer is not going away. In fact, we’re investing more deeply in Yammer services and experiences in Viva Engage and across Microsoft 365.
Customers tell us it matters: that’s why we built Viva Engage. Remote & hybrid work make it difficult to create and strengthen professional relationships across working groups and business silos. 43% of leaders believe relationship-building is the top challenge for remote work. And they’re prioritizing efforts to connect and engage employees.
Viva Engage reflects Microsoft’s continued investment in our employee experience platform through product innovation driven by customer feedback, research and thought leadership.
Viva Engage is coming! In late August, Viva Engage will replace the Communities app in Teams, a new employee experience that connects people across the company to build community, spark engagement with leadership, harness knowledge and answers, and build personal networks. This article provides answers to common questions–particularly from IT, security, compliance, and existing Yammer customers. If you’re a business stakeholder (leader, HR, corp comms for example), or have not yet had time to understand Viva Engage, please read Announcing Microsoft Viva Engage and our overview of Viva Engage and Yammer.
Viva Engage is available at no additional cost to most Microsoft 365 customers: It can be used by anyone enabled to use Yammer.
Viva Engage builds on Yammer, and brings together Yammer’s experiences—communities, open conversations, and personalized discovery—with new capabilities for expression and sharing through storyline and stories, and upcoming innovations.
Viva Engage is safe, secure, governable. The Viva Engage app is an innovative, integrated experience in Teams & Outlook, backed by the same Yammer services and enterprise-grade #Microsoft365 security, privacy, compliance and manageability controls, including eDiscovery and communications compliance.
The Viva Engage app in Teams will replace the Communities app. We strongly recommend that Teams admins deploy and pin the Communities app (today) or the Viva Engage app (in late August) for all users using Teams app policies.
The Communities app will be updated automatically starting in late August. If you’ve already deployed the Communities app, it will be updated with no action required. First, the the app name and icon will update. The new user experiences will roll out over the following few weeks.
The Viva Engage app in Outlook will replace the Communities app later this summer.
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hi, i have problem with my program. How do i resolve waverec error? need help
[Lo_D,Hi_D,Lo_R,Hi_R] = wfilters(‘db6’);
[C,L] = wavedec(ecgsmooth,8,Lo_D,Hi_D);
[d1,d2,d3,d4,d5,d6,d7,d8]=detcoef(C,L,[1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8]);
A8 = wrcoef(‘a’,C,L,Lo_R,Hi_R,8);
A6 = wrcoef(‘a’,C,L,Lo_R,Hi_R,6);
A7 = wrcoef(‘a’,C,L,Lo_R,Hi_R,7);
A5 = wrcoef(‘a’,C,L,Lo_R,Hi_R,5);
A4 = wrcoef(‘a’,C,L,Lo_R,Hi_R,4);
A3 = wrcoef(‘a’,C,L,Lo_R,Hi_R,3);
A2 = wrcoef(‘a’,C,L,Lo_R,Hi_R,2);
A1 = wrcoef(‘a’,C,L,Lo_R,Hi_R,1);
D1 = wrcoef(‘d’,C,L,Lo_R,Hi_R,1);
D2 = wrcoef(‘d’,C,L,Lo_R,Hi_R,2);
D3 = wrcoef(‘d’,C,L,Lo_R,Hi_R,3);
D4 = wrcoef(‘d’,C,L,Lo_R,Hi_R,4);
D5 = wrcoef(‘d’,C,L,Lo_R,Hi_R,5);
D6 = wrcoef(‘d’,C,L,Lo_R,Hi_R,6);
D7 = wrcoef(‘d’,C,L,Lo_R,Hi_R,7);
D8 = wrcoef(‘d’,C,L,Lo_R,Hi_R,8);
[Loo_D,Hii_D,Loo_R,Hii_R] = wfilters(‘db6’);
[C,L] = wavedec(ppgsmooth,8,Loo_D,Hii_D);
[d1,d2,d3,d4,d5,d6,d7,d8]=detcoef(C,L,[1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8]);
A_8 = wrcoef(‘a’,C,L,Loo_R,Hii_R,8);
A_6 = wrcoef(‘a’,C,L,Loo_R,Hii_R,6);
A_7 = wrcoef(‘a’,C,L,Loo_R,Hii_R,7);
A_5 = wrcoef(‘a’,C,L,Loo_R,Hii_R,5);
A_4 = wrcoef(‘a’,C,L,Loo_R,Hii_R,4);
A_3 = wrcoef(‘a’,C,L,Loo_R,Hii_R,3);
A_2 = wrcoef(‘a’,C,L,Loo_R,Hii_R,2);
A_1 = wrcoef(‘a’,C,L,Loo_R,Hii_R,1);
D_1 = wrcoef(‘d’,C,L,Loo_R,Hii_R,1);
D_2 = wrcoef(‘d’,C,L,Loo_R,Hii_R,2);
D_3 = wrcoef(‘d’,C,L,Loo_R,Hii_R,3);
D_4 = wrcoef(‘d’,C,L,Loo_R,Hii_R,4);
D_5 = wrcoef(‘d’,C,L,Loo_R,Hii_R,5);
D_6 = wrcoef(‘d’,C,L,Loo_R,Hii_R,6);
D_7 = wrcoef(‘d’,C,L,Loo_R,Hii_R,7);
D_8 = wrcoef(‘d’,C,L,Loo_R,Hii_R,8);
tr = ‘sqtwolog’;
thr_D1 = thselect(D1,tr);
thr_D2 = thselect(D2,tr);
thr_D3 = thselect(D3,tr);
thr_D4 = thselect(D4,tr);
thr_D5 = thselect(D5,tr);
thr_D6 = thselect(D6,tr);
thr_D7 = thselect(D7,tr);
thr_D8 = thselect(D8,tr);
tD1 = wthresh(D1,’h’,thr_D1);
tD2 = wthresh(D2,’h’,thr_D2);
tD3 = wthresh(D3,’h’,thr_D3);
tD4 = wthresh(D4,’h’,thr_D4);
tD5 = wthresh(D5,’h’,thr_D5);
tD6 = wthresh(D6,’h’,thr_D6);
tD7 = wthresh(D7,’h’,thr_D7);
tD8 = wthresh(D8,’h’,thr_D8);
thr_D1_ = thselect(D_1,tr);
thr_D2_ = thselect(D_2,tr);
thr_D3_ = thselect(D_3,tr);
thr_D4_ = thselect(D_4,tr);
thr_D5_ = thselect(D_5,tr);
thr_D6_ = thselect(D_6,tr);
thr_D7_ = thselect(D_7,tr);
thr_D8_ = thselect(D_8,tr);
tD1_ = wthresh(D1,’h’,thr_D1_);
tD2_ = wthresh(D2,’h’,thr_D2_);
tD3_ = wthresh(D3,’h’,thr_D3_);
tD4_ = wthresh(D4,’h’,thr_D4_);
tD5_ = wthresh(D5,’h’,thr_D5_);
tD6_ = wthresh(D6,’h’,thr_D6_);
tD7_ = wthresh(D7,’h’,thr_D7_);
tD8_ = wthresh(D8,’h’,thr_D8_);
ApECG = A3 – A7;
ECSignal = waverec((ApECG + tD3 + tD4 + tD5 + tD6),8,Lo_R,Hi_R);
ApPPG = A_8;
PPSignal = waverec((ApPPG + tD3_ + tD4_ + tD5_ + tD6_),8,Loo_R,Hii_R);
ERROR
Error using appcoef
Expected N to be a scalar with value <= -1.
Error in appcoef (line 59)
validateattributes(n,{‘numeric’},…
Error in waverec (line 23)
x = appcoef(c,l,varargin{:},0);
Error in Ekstraksi (line 84)
ECSignal = waverec((ApECG + tD3 + tD4 + tD5 + tD6),8,Lo_R,Hi_R);[Lo_D,Hi_D,Lo_R,Hi_R] = wfilters(‘db6’);
[C,L] = wavedec(ecgsmooth,8,Lo_D,Hi_D);
[d1,d2,d3,d4,d5,d6,d7,d8]=detcoef(C,L,[1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8]);
A8 = wrcoef(‘a’,C,L,Lo_R,Hi_R,8);
A6 = wrcoef(‘a’,C,L,Lo_R,Hi_R,6);
A7 = wrcoef(‘a’,C,L,Lo_R,Hi_R,7);
A5 = wrcoef(‘a’,C,L,Lo_R,Hi_R,5);
A4 = wrcoef(‘a’,C,L,Lo_R,Hi_R,4);
A3 = wrcoef(‘a’,C,L,Lo_R,Hi_R,3);
A2 = wrcoef(‘a’,C,L,Lo_R,Hi_R,2);
A1 = wrcoef(‘a’,C,L,Lo_R,Hi_R,1);
D1 = wrcoef(‘d’,C,L,Lo_R,Hi_R,1);
D2 = wrcoef(‘d’,C,L,Lo_R,Hi_R,2);
D3 = wrcoef(‘d’,C,L,Lo_R,Hi_R,3);
D4 = wrcoef(‘d’,C,L,Lo_R,Hi_R,4);
D5 = wrcoef(‘d’,C,L,Lo_R,Hi_R,5);
D6 = wrcoef(‘d’,C,L,Lo_R,Hi_R,6);
D7 = wrcoef(‘d’,C,L,Lo_R,Hi_R,7);
D8 = wrcoef(‘d’,C,L,Lo_R,Hi_R,8);
[Loo_D,Hii_D,Loo_R,Hii_R] = wfilters(‘db6’);
[C,L] = wavedec(ppgsmooth,8,Loo_D,Hii_D);
[d1,d2,d3,d4,d5,d6,d7,d8]=detcoef(C,L,[1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8]);
A_8 = wrcoef(‘a’,C,L,Loo_R,Hii_R,8);
A_6 = wrcoef(‘a’,C,L,Loo_R,Hii_R,6);
A_7 = wrcoef(‘a’,C,L,Loo_R,Hii_R,7);
A_5 = wrcoef(‘a’,C,L,Loo_R,Hii_R,5);
A_4 = wrcoef(‘a’,C,L,Loo_R,Hii_R,4);
A_3 = wrcoef(‘a’,C,L,Loo_R,Hii_R,3);
A_2 = wrcoef(‘a’,C,L,Loo_R,Hii_R,2);
A_1 = wrcoef(‘a’,C,L,Loo_R,Hii_R,1);
D_1 = wrcoef(‘d’,C,L,Loo_R,Hii_R,1);
D_2 = wrcoef(‘d’,C,L,Loo_R,Hii_R,2);
D_3 = wrcoef(‘d’,C,L,Loo_R,Hii_R,3);
D_4 = wrcoef(‘d’,C,L,Loo_R,Hii_R,4);
D_5 = wrcoef(‘d’,C,L,Loo_R,Hii_R,5);
D_6 = wrcoef(‘d’,C,L,Loo_R,Hii_R,6);
D_7 = wrcoef(‘d’,C,L,Loo_R,Hii_R,7);
D_8 = wrcoef(‘d’,C,L,Loo_R,Hii_R,8);
tr = ‘sqtwolog’;
thr_D1 = thselect(D1,tr);
thr_D2 = thselect(D2,tr);
thr_D3 = thselect(D3,tr);
thr_D4 = thselect(D4,tr);
thr_D5 = thselect(D5,tr);
thr_D6 = thselect(D6,tr);
thr_D7 = thselect(D7,tr);
thr_D8 = thselect(D8,tr);
tD1 = wthresh(D1,’h’,thr_D1);
tD2 = wthresh(D2,’h’,thr_D2);
tD3 = wthresh(D3,’h’,thr_D3);
tD4 = wthresh(D4,’h’,thr_D4);
tD5 = wthresh(D5,’h’,thr_D5);
tD6 = wthresh(D6,’h’,thr_D6);
tD7 = wthresh(D7,’h’,thr_D7);
tD8 = wthresh(D8,’h’,thr_D8);
thr_D1_ = thselect(D_1,tr);
thr_D2_ = thselect(D_2,tr);
thr_D3_ = thselect(D_3,tr);
thr_D4_ = thselect(D_4,tr);
thr_D5_ = thselect(D_5,tr);
thr_D6_ = thselect(D_6,tr);
thr_D7_ = thselect(D_7,tr);
thr_D8_ = thselect(D_8,tr);
tD1_ = wthresh(D1,’h’,thr_D1_);
tD2_ = wthresh(D2,’h’,thr_D2_);
tD3_ = wthresh(D3,’h’,thr_D3_);
tD4_ = wthresh(D4,’h’,thr_D4_);
tD5_ = wthresh(D5,’h’,thr_D5_);
tD6_ = wthresh(D6,’h’,thr_D6_);
tD7_ = wthresh(D7,’h’,thr_D7_);
tD8_ = wthresh(D8,’h’,thr_D8_);
ApECG = A3 – A7;
ECSignal = waverec((ApECG + tD3 + tD4 + tD5 + tD6),8,Lo_R,Hi_R);
ApPPG = A_8;
PPSignal = waverec((ApPPG + tD3_ + tD4_ + tD5_ + tD6_),8,Loo_R,Hii_R);
ERROR
Error using appcoef
Expected N to be a scalar with value <= -1.
Error in appcoef (line 59)
validateattributes(n,{‘numeric’},…
Error in waverec (line 23)
x = appcoef(c,l,varargin{:},0);
Error in Ekstraksi (line 84)
ECSignal = waverec((ApECG + tD3 + tD4 + tD5 + tD6),8,Lo_R,Hi_R);Read Moresignal processing, wavelet, waverecMATLAB Answers — New Questions
