JDBC driver internal error: Fail to retrieve row count for first arrow chunk: sun.misc.Unsafe or java.nio.DirectByteBuffer.(long, int) not available.

It wasn't clear to me what specific concept has changed. However there was an article on stack overflow (link) that let me down this path

Open your snowflake connection configuration (Right Click on it / "Edit Configuration")

1. Navigate to Initialization

2. Click "Configure" under Bootstrap Queries

3. Click "Add"

4. Add the following query:

ALTER SESSION SET JDBC_QUERY_RESULT_FORMAT='JSON'

5. Click "OK" and reconnect

Goal: When user updates a specific value in Microsoft Access I want to trigger a date/time field to update to current date/time.

How To on the table create a last modified date/time value

Create a form

1. Select the field that we want to trigger on
2. Select "After Update"
3. Select "Code Builder"

We then tell the application to say, when the column "FLAG" is updated, then set the field "recordmodifieddate" to current date/time. This is done based on the following.

Option Compare Database

Private Sub FLAG_AfterUpdate()
recordmodifieddate = Now()
End Sub

Lets Test...

Success!!

That being said, I started to dabble more into the Linux space over the last few years as I'm very interested in FOSS and the difference between Open Source and Free and Open Source, but keep coming back to Windows as my OS due largely to products and games that I use regularly.

I recently switched over to Pop!_OS and I must say that I find it suites me very well.

My needs are as follows:

• Most of my work is online
• I game mainly on Steam, and proton as really made a difference
• Application Specific Items I'm interested in learning how to run them through wine or completely in a VM

• Launcher is very Mac-Like and I enjoy that
• Pop!_Shop is a very nice software directory that I found almost everything I needed immediately
• I've used Linux off/on for years and I'm fully capable at searching for answers when I get stuck

Below is a list of software I'm currently using

Here is an example of some of the issues. Even when using the Pop!_Shop I get an error messaging when trying to install DBeaver but its easy enough to download it from the source and install.

Then lets introduce a look like PowerBI. Its glorious! I can load "stuff" and it shows a table and then I can add charts/graphs and then my users will download it to excel to do whatever it is they want.

But wait... it can only refresh 8 times per day , and it has a row cap.

I've been using Metabase for awhile and I love it. Its Techy & User Friendly (Enough) that analysts can navigate it and understand it. Architects can write SQL and store it to be consumed.

Best of all....direct download links for the teams that just want a way to get at that fairly rough data model themselves.

I am going to spin up an environment and walk through this concept in part 2.

There was a very helpful post within that indiciates that it will work if you setup the device as headless using the following link: https://remotedesktop.google.com/headless/

Hopefully this helps someone else as well.

Click on "Set up via SSH". This is the headless installer and click "Begin"

Download the installer. Ensure that you install it to your machine

Click "Authorize"

Copy the command

Open the terminal and paste it in. Note you will be asked to set a 6 digit pin

Navigate back to Remote Access and you should see your machine in the list