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It on a modern Mac is using the SQL Server 2022 container, which runs on Linux, and Linux is what containers run in, even on MacOS.We'll run two commands at the terminal. The first will pull the SQL 2022 image (the blueprint for all instances of SQL 2022 that we run) and the second will start a new instance as a container. docker pull mcr.microsoft.com/mssql/server:2022-latest docker run -e "ACCEPT_EULA=Y" -e "MSSQL_SA_PASSWORD=Pass@12345" \ -p 1433:1433 --name sql2022 --hostname localhost \ -d \ mcr.microsoft.com/mssql/server:2022-latest The database server connection details will be the following.Server Name: localhost,1433 (SQL Server uses a comma instead of a colon to separate the host from the port number)Username: saPassword: Pass@12345 (you can change this if you want)We can test that our database server is up and running by using VS Code and the MS SQL Server extension to connect to it.In VS Code, along the right side icon list, you should see an icon for the SQL Server extension. When you click it you will see a new Connections panel appear with a + Add Connection link. Click that and a dialog will appear where you can start entering the connection details above.You can leave the optional database name value blank. For the login type you want to select SQL Login. The credentials are the ones listed above and you can save the password for convenience when prompted.For a Profile Name you can enter something like localhost - SQL Server 2022 to help identify it in the future within the SQL Server extension Connections list.You will be prompted to trust a server certificate, which you will want to accept.Now you should see your new connection in the panel, which you can expand localhost - SQL Server 2022 > Databases > System Databases > master. Right click on master and select New Query.Enter the following query into the tab that appears. SELECT *FROM SYS.Databases Now press the green button to the right of the tab name and you should see a new tab with the query results appear. If everything has worked so far, you're all set to setup
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You’ll learn how to add a custom panel for real-time weather to GpsGate in this quick start guide. As you move the map, the weather will update based on the location shown.Requisites Enable the App Builder as shown here.Add a custom panel for real-time weather to your workspace like this:1. Download the source code2. Extract the zip file3. Create a folder called CustomPanels under \GpsGateServer\IIS\VehicleTracker\4. Copy the content to \GpsGateServer\IIS\VehicleTracker\CustomPanels folder on your GpsGate serverThe custom panel is now installed on your GpsGate server.Creating the Click Script1. Go to Main Menu > Admin > Development > App Builder2. Click on + App button and choose a name for the app.3. In the second step, (Click Scripts) press + Click Script button4. Choose WindowsMenu as Kind and press Edit button to write your script5. Copy and paste the following script and press Save. (remember to replace localhost in the script with your actual server’s address)ui.iframe('weather', 'weather', ' 100, 100, 400, 310); log("OK");6. Go to Window menu7. Select the script name.Now you have a window script that opens our custom panel!The Window Script has the following capabilities:Be Integrated into a workspaceSwitched to a window or panelMoved aroundSaved as any other panel
