Thanks for this solution, it works very good. Unfortunately, i have a small issue here. In my matrix in the column A in some cases i have the same value (for eg. "ROWHEADER1") but with different information in the value range B1:F5. Do you have a solution also for this scenario?
Thanks
I wish you a nice day,
Alina
If we are able to connect to ODI 12c to Snowflake, now we want to pull data from Oracle database, sql server db, flat files, msaccess and need to push this data to Snowflake tables, does any specific Odi knowledge available for Snowflake
What volume of data can push from source to Snowflake target table
Is there any performance issue while pushing data to Snowflake
Any limitations Of ODI 12 c with Snowflake, assuming JDBC driver connectivity
Regards
Mangesh
zipWithIndex
for precise batchingrdd = df.rdd.zipWithIndex()
batched_rdds = rdd.map(lambda x: (x[1] // batch_size, x[0])).groupByKey().map(lambda x: x[1])
batched_dfs = [spark.createDataFrame(batch, schema=df.schema) for batch in batched_rdds.collect()]
I'm doing the same. Did you succeed?
Hi. I'm doing the same. Did you succeed?
If I read the documentation, it seems to imply that it only updates the timestamp, not the time zone. However, I tried to do it in 2 steps and still didn't work so I'm just adding this for completion.
I tried a first step where the time stamp shifts (as done in previous answers) and then a second step where I kept source and destination time zone the same. Thinking the formatting would take the timezone of the source. But no, the formatting still gives +00:00
in a second test in the second step I gave a utc timezone as the input date and it converted the timestamp to RST but then again the format in the output is +00:00
result:
So the base time, if specified as a diff timezone from the source time zone, already gets converted and then you have a second time conversion to the destination time zone. But none of this changes the time zone, which is kept as UTC
It is very hard to interpret loss in huge variety of situations. GANs is one of these cases. You hardly can just look at G and D losses and say, yeah, this model is great.
But you need to estimate model. So, I have very simple solution. Just generate a batch of images and plot them every N epochs. Also save model weights. If the quality of images is good, then stop training and use model weights from last checkpoint.
Another thing can use Early Stopping Callback idea. If not improve for N epochs - stop.
Also, during experience of many researchers some common bounds for dcgan were estimated: G_loss 2 and D_loss 0.1.
By the way, training process for GANs is very unstable. There are some technics to stabilize model training.
So, I highly recommend visual estimation approach :)
Further to @mathias-r-jessen comment (which looks to be the problem), you can ensure that the database query isn't the issue by replacing your database query. Try changing:
string query = "Select * from number where number > 100";
To
string query = "SELECT 110 AS number UNION SELECT 130 AS number";
This will return exactly two rows - so if you see two rows with this your issue will be the db query. As already suggested this is something that a debugger would really help to understand though.
I am having same issue.
Did you manage to solve it ?
With bash and Airflow CLI
airflow dags list | awk -F '|' '{print $1}' | while read line ; do airflow dags pause $line ; done
Hello everyone and thanks for the support.
I solved the problem: I was to upload at least 5 documents reason why the uploading was stopped.
I had mistakenly uploaded only 1 document.
Thanks,
GF
To avoid this headache (and many similar ones) I highly recommend using the OpenRewrite Spring Boot Migrate recipe
I know it's been three years since Spring Boot 3.0.0 was released, but I'm only just now dealing with the upgrade from 2.7. I was able to use OpenRewrite to upgrade from 2.7.18 to the latest 3.3.x version and it completely automated away the javax -> jakarta
migration among many other tedious tasks.
Differences:
Triggers: Azure Functions offer additional out-of-the-box triggers, making them more versatile for event-driven scenarios.
Scalability: Functions automatically scale with Consumption or Premium plans, while App Service requires manual scaling configuration
Scalability:
Consumption/Premium Plans: Functions scale automatically based on demand, without additional configuration
App Service Plan: Hosting Functions in an App Service Plan can limit scalability if scaling is not configured
For more details, refer to the official documentation
I am having this exact same issue. It appears the Caffeine buildAsync is outputting and incompatible class. This breaks all async processing for springboot3 currently
I had the problem and turned out it was simply because Android Studio was using it at the time. So, that one step, as has been mentioned in one of the answers above (as one of the many steps), was all that solved it.
This probably should be the first thing to check; if this helps anyone, like it did for me.
While some of the information here is helpful, I'd like to address the root of the asker's specific question.
It fails with
TypeError: _dayjs.default.extend is not a function
Unfortunately similar questions on here didn't help me. How could I mock both default dayjs but also extend?
The default export of dayjs is a function with properties attached. Your mock needs to follow the same pattern. The following pseudo-code is written to be library agnostic:
const dayjsMock = () => ({
add: () => {...}
});
dayjsMock.extend = () => {};
You'll plug this dayjsMock
object into your specific mocking library's function.
I was able to resolve the issue by adding the following to the .csproj file:
<PropertyGroup>
<UseInterpreter>true</UseInterpreter>
</PropertyGroup>
A bit late but you might have a look at fountain codes. Fascinating world.
The answer came from a member of the Clojurian Slack community: To pass an array to an annotation, just pass the value as a vector. I.e., look in the example from this doc for annotation SupportedOptions
:
javax.annotation.processing.SupportedOptions ["foo" "bar" "baz"]
Also, for anyone running into something like this, remember @amalloy's suggestion to look at the compiled interface using java -v -p
.
Yep it's possible to access public calendars without OAuth, you simply create an API Key in Google Cloud.
Then you can access public calendars with simple http calls like this
https://www.googleapis.com/calendar/v3/calendars/[PUBLIC_CALENDAR_ID]/events?key=[API_KEY]
In this case:
https://www.googleapis.com/calendar/v3/calendars/en-gb.christian%23holiday%40group.v.calendar.google.com/events?key=[API_KEY]
i have another doubt here
i added css and js file there
in the index.html also i added the full path like this
but its not render the css and js script why?
<link rel="stylesheet" href="app/src/main/assets/styles.css">
<script defer="defer" src="app/src/main/assets/index.0be7dd0de89ab1726d12.js"</script>
Check if data annotations is ok. Then try to increase parameters of your ViT in config (num layers for ex.), maybe some experiments with path size will help.
Also it is very important to use pertained model. You should load some pretrained weights if you didn't.
This is an old question but I see this pop up a lot all over the Internet. For anyone looking for a clean and relatively safe solution, I posted a solution I created on my GitHub Gist (link below). Feel free to use it however you see fit. Also, if anyone would prefer to see the actual solution here, let me know and I'll modify this answer to include the code.
The right way to run external process in .NET (async version) (GitHub Gist)
In the Plugin Framework, plugins run inside a sandboxed <iframe>
for security. By default, the sandbox does not include the allow-popups
permission.
Some useful links:
https://jackhenry.dev/open-api-docs/plugins/architecture/userinterface/
https://jackhenry.dev/open-api-docs/plugins/guides/designinganddevelopingplugins/
https://banno.github.io/open-api-docs/plugins/architecture/restrictions/#opening-new-windows
If a link is working as expected in another plugin, opening a new tab, they are likely using the Plugin Bridge.
The best way in production is to use git-sync. Here's a relevant blog post by Airflow contributor and Apache PMC member Jarek Potiuk: https://medium.com/apache-airflow/shared-volumes-in-airflow-the-good-the-bad-and-the-ugly-22e9f681afca.
The crux is - DAGs are code, and code needs versioning to scale. In production, you would create a git repo containing your DAGs, just like one does for code. Meanwhile the git-sync sidecar automatically pulls and syncs your DAGs to airflow.
Another possible way to leverage the power of git is to store the repos in a volume that is used as a shared volume in airflow. This is discouraged because shared volumes bring inefficiencies, i.e., git-sync is expected to scale better.
You could in a way use both by setting persistence as well as git-sync to true (in the helm installation's values.yaml
). But this gave me an error. It is an open issue: https://github.com/apache/airflow/issues/27476. If you must use this method, this post discusses what you should take care of: https://www.restack.io/docs/airflow-faq-manage-dags-files-08#clp226jb607uryv0ucjk42a78.
Firstly, historical bars from Interactive brokers will not match the total reported volume in their TraderWorkstation exactly. There are some technical and market reasons for this. But the numbers should be fairly close.
Based on my experimentation, the volume field of daily bars on US stocks does need to be multiplied by 100.
To get the number closer to the reported volume, be sure you are including the volume outside of regular trading hours.
You have to have selected the database in order for it to work. First, click on the database. Then, run the query. It should work.
Hi,
I had the same problem and just solved.
On repository folder has... "db/revs/0" with the revision files. For some reason, some files are with ".rev" extension. Just renamed then removing this extension and worked normally.
Best Regards
To pull from @Rakesh 's answer I use this. The original question was from 2018 so I assume you'd prefer a more dynamic approach to attaching the year.
import datetime
s = "17 Apr"
print(datetime.datetime.strptime(s+" "+str(datetime.datetime.now().year),"%d %b %Y").strftime("%d-%m-%Y"))
I had the same problem with some file.
First tried to commit a bunch of files - fail. Then commited one by one till I found the problematic file.
After that just:
deleted the file
commit
added it back
commit
Boom, it works!
I just use this to convert to your local time stamp.
SELECT dateadd(ss, -DATEDIFF(SS, GETDATE(), GETUTCDATE()) , dateadd(ms, [DateField] % 86400000,
dateadd(DAY, [DateField] / 86400000, '1/1/1970')))
FROM [SourceTable]
This is the fallback name if we cant find a parent module for your block definition.
for example, if you subclass Block and then register the block type from ipython, there is no way to discover a parent module.
How do I use custom block?
Make a proper module that you can import from, and we should discover it and place it in the sample import in the UI.
https://docs.prefect.io/v3/develop/blocks#register-custom-blocks
So you're saying you're first acquiring a token, then attempting to upload a file to Esri's sample server? If so, then that might be why it's working in Postman but not via a basic jQuery AJAX request. I'm assuming in Postman you've got a configuration referencing the token acquired, but I don't see anything in your code that does a similar reference. Fill me in if I'm wrong on that.
With respect to finding the service URL of a service, if you're looking at that service or Feature Layer in ArcGIS online (aka AGOL), often you'll find a "URL" box in the lower right with options to copy or view that URL, which gets you to the REST endpoint of your specific service. I'm including a screen grab here.
The issue has been solved in https://github.com/flutter/flutter/issues/166967. We need to wait for the release.
You're probably using an outdated version of the cmdline-tools.
Open SDK Manager in Android Studio.
Go to SDK Tools tab.
Enable "Show Package Details" at the bottom right.
Under Android SDK Command-line Tools, make sure you have the latest version installed.
If multiple versions are installed, remove older ones.
Alternatively, from terminal (if on Windows, use PowerShell or Command Prompt):
bash Copy Edit cd $ANDROID_HOME/cmdline-tools You may see a folder like latest or 3.0, 4.0, etc. Delete or replace older versions.
Rachel, changing height to auto (height=auto), to replace height= "43%" worked a charm for me. Mobile phone squishing of the jpg portion of my web site home page is now gone. Thanks for posting!
Found the answer. a save as dialogue box was appearing in the background that ofc I didn't see,
word.DisplayAlerts = 0 # 0 suppresses all alerts, including Save As dialogs
The above would've silenced those dialogue boxes which I forgot to include.
The problem wasn't necessarily with the configuration of the Angular app or the SWA settings. But it was simply that we are using Enterprise-grade edge for the SWA, and somehow its cache was not cleared during the deployment of an Angular app update even though it should happen.
Clearing Enterprise-grade edge cache from the Azure portal resolved the issue:
https://portal.azure.com -> Open relevant Static Web App -> Enterprise-grade edge
-> Purge
i fixed it by adding a timer of 3 seconds after which the variable _isDragging is set to false
(you can see the changes i did on github)
Send your code to ChatGPT for analysis, that's all.
First, I think your
"transforms": "extractAndReplace"
should read
"transforms": "extractAndReplace,replaceDots"
Second, I am not sure how you can access the result of your 2nd transform.
You need to create a custom mapping for that enum.
<configuration>
<nameMappings>3RIIndicator=_3RIIndicator</nameMappings>
</configuration>
testcase
supports the nested testing style idioms as rspec
, including shared spec support, rspec-like context dependent variables, timecop-like time manipulation, random fixture generation with integration with the big list of naughty strings injection fixtures, and so on.
A very familiar experience to rspec in Go
Version 1.99.2 had to key in "testing" in the CTRL SHIFT P window.
I was able to get my composer to work by enabling IPv6 in my network settings on the mac.
The mathjs library leaves the value in its original units when you toString()
. To simply convert or automatically, you need to make use the to
function or method like this
console.log(a.to('kgCO2eq').toString());
Reference: https://mathjs.org/docs/datatypes/units.html#usage
It is possible but not with the hosted UI. You will need to host your own sign-up page:
Put Cascade.Type
to just MERGE
and PERSIST
, then add a on delete cascade constraint to your table by your sql server
Read the story. Why is it significant that the narrator refers to her neighbor as "the child," then "Catgirl," and finally "Celia"?
Was it pulled from a repository ? How did you get it since it's platform agnostic don't you think there's an issue with your project need more information about the project.
After adding condabin and anaconda scripts to my path, conda was working fine in ps but not in vs code terminal (ps). I ran
conda update conda
in terminal (not vs terminal) and restarted the vs. Problem solved with vscode.
Same exact problem, did you find any solution?
michel duturfu solutions work for me,
inside android/settings.gradle, change id "com.android.application" to version "8.7.1" apply false,
in gradle-wraper.properties, change distributionUrl to https://services.gradle.org/distributions/gradle-8.9-all.zip.
Just a quick note — if you’re working with historical stock prices, it’s super important to adjust for splits and dividends. Otherwise the data can be misleading, especially over longer periods.
This schema doesn’t include that, so anyone using it might want to handle those adjustments separately.
Or, if you want to skip that step, historicaldata.net provides US stock data (daily + 1-min), already adjusted for splits and dividends. Could save some hassle.
While Firebase Storage security rules can read from Cloud Firestore, they cannot read from the Realtime Database. So what you're trying to do is not a supported feature.
Also see my answer here: Creating Firebase Storage Security Rules Based on Firebase Database Conditions
you need to import 'dart:developer'
import 'dart/developer';
I just attended the PW classes . It was really interesting and very interrective class . It was really fascinating!
You can try docuWeaver—it’s built for use cases like this. It lets you auto-generate documents from custom objects like Property using merge tags, and with a simple Flow, you can automate the whole process. The generated docs show up under the Related tab and can be viewed or downloaded anytime. No code, quick setup, and works great with templates you design and can export this documents either in Docx or PDF format.
I switched to Expanders as suggested and it solved my problem and works just as well or better than TreeViews.
Found the answer to the "Unable to parse expression" error. Apparently, for reasons unknown to me, the dataflow must not have spaces in the name. I switched my data flow to all snake case and it ran perfectly.
As the migration guide says(v2 to v3):
Freezed no longer generates
.map
/.when
extensions and their derivatives for freezed classes used for pattern matching. Instead, use Dart's built-in pattern matching syntax.
The same values appearing could be the issue of the tablix used in report design. Share the report design so we can outrule that possibility as well
The issue was slightly different in my case. Mouse wasn't working at all. Tried these solutions and few others, nothing worked until i finally came across this blog
https://github.com/alacritty/alacritty/issues/2931
In short, trying TERM=xterm-256color vi -u NORC <file>
worked for me. So i exported this variable in my ~/.zshrc
file
This issue happens because non-JVM platforms like wasmJs cannot use type reflection to instantiate ViewModels via the viewModel() function without an explicit initializer.
✅ Fix
Instead of relying on reflection, explicitly create your ViewModel and pass it into your Composable function manually.
✅ Working fix:
fun main {
ComposeViewport(viewportContainerId = "composeApplication") {
val viewModel: MainViewModel = MainViewModel() // ✅ Create instance manually
App(viewModel) // ✅ Pass it in
}
}
📚 Source
JetBrains Docs:
\>"On non-JVM platforms, objects cannot be instantiated using type reflection. So in common > code you cannot call the viewModel() function without parameters."
You can use code --wait
to wait for the user to finish editing the file.
Here's a Typescript version of @Heniker's answer with perhaps better naming.
function pushToExecQueue<T>(fn: (...args: any[]) => Promise<T>): (...args: any[]) => Promise<T> {
let inprogressPromise = <Promise<T>>Promise.resolve();
return (...args) => {
inprogressPromise = inprogressPromise.then(() => fn(...args));
return inprogressPromise;
}
}
And perhaps a somewhat cleaner/clearer way of using it is
pushToExecQueue(myAsyncFunction)("Hi", "my second parameter", etc);
I would understand if this happens in February.
No, it is not supported. Methods always mean side effects and we don't want you to run side effects in a computed
.
I hope that sounds reasonable.
You can actually publish function apps without storage account using ARM template, but its not recommended and i think my function app is eating memory because of this (storage of files in RAM?)
Open your VS Code workspace
In the left sidebar, look for a .vscode
folder.
Inside .vscode
, locate or create a file named settings.json
.
Add the following configuration:
{
"github.copilot.enable": {
"*": false
},
}
Save the file. VS Code will apply the setting immediately.
Fixed this by updating to the latest version of langchain and pinecone.
It caused by PEP 695 with the new syntax introduced with it. So there is no way to not specify T: (int, float)
in Subclass
If you're encountering the error "Cannot read Server Sent Events with TextDecoder on a POST request," it's likely because Server-Sent Events (SSE) only work with HTTP GET requests, not POST. SSE is designed to create a one-way channel from the server to the client, and it requires the use of GET for the connection to remain open and stream data.
To fix this issue:
Use a GET request instead of POST when setting up your EventSource.
If you need to send data to the server before opening the stream, do it through a separate POST request, then initiate the SSE with GET.
Bonus tip for Fintechzoom developers: If you're building real-time financial dashboards or alerts on platforms like Fintechzoom, SSE is great for streaming stock updates or crypto prices efficiently. Just ensure your API uses GET for these data streams.
If you are using prompt template of langchain
to build prompt, You will face this error. To fix in such case, send prompt as simple string.
If you are using Vaadin 24.7, make sure that in your application the annotated service is available in Spring: browser callables are components, but Spring does not load components from other packages if not instructed to do so.
Had the same problem.
const universGrid = new window.prestashop.component.Grid('TdpUnivers');
const gridExtensions = window.prestashop.component.GridExtensions;
universGrid.addExtension(new gridExtensions.ReloadListExtension());
This actually works in 8.2.0
Hopes it can helps
I find that for push notifications on Sunmi devices without Google Services, consider using a third-party service like Pushy (https://pushy.me/). It offers a Flutter SDK and supports Android beyond just FCM, potentially working on Sunmi devices. Thorough testing on your specific Sunmi models is crucial to ensure reliability.
This solved my problem https://github.com/expo/expo/issues/26175
Use
sudo
on Linux
Please consider using our CheerpJ Applet Runner extension for Chrome (free for non-commercial use). It is based on CheerpJ, a technology that allows to run unmodified Java applets and applications in the browser in HTML5/JavaScript/WebAssembly.
Full disclosure, I am CTO of Leaning Technologies and lead developer of CheerpJ
I found the answer: An admin needs to approve the terms of service. Not just any user.
You can use the background task in the FastApi and return an job_id for the long processing task with 202 status code, for more information you can read this link.
Also you can write another endpoint in terms of returning job status and also its result. Also it depends on the your code design and also your architecture.
Setting Spring version to 4.2.1
worked for me !
To view jar files content, you could add Archive Browser plugin to your android studio
You're comparing the sale_month, which is a number (from EXTRACT(MONTH FROM sale_date)) to a string ('April'). That will not work - which is likely why you're getting no rows.
Replace 'April' with the numerical value for April, which is 4. i.e.
WHERE m.sale_month = 4;
The question refers to link sharing not for Contact links. The URL you shared points to a feature request not to an actual feature.
Use the Community Visualisations- metric funnel https://lookerstudio.google.com/u/0/reporting/1Iv4MphSjGXrHrBuQY65Zp6eAJHFvrgEZ/page/Sxi5
if you are using bind try it:
YourRichTextBox.DataBindings.Add("Text", YourObjetc, "YourText", true, DataSourceUpdateMode.Never);
how did you solve it? I also encountered this problem. I used the contract to go to cpi guard's mintV2. The guard configuration is []
SQL Server 2005 and later all support sys.tables
select * from tempdb.sys.tables
note: You can access all Global Temporary Tables (prefixed with ##), but only your own session's Local Temporary Tables (prefixed with #). Remember, stored procedures use separate sessions.
It depends if you have experience with OOP or MVC frameworks or not. If not, I recommend you to start with OOP fundamentals and have a good resource tutorial, you can check laracasts they are the recommended training partner. Also there are good youtube tutorials on lot of channels which you are explore. Once you gain the basic understanding you can migrate your project.
Sharing few resources to you.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1NjOWtQ7S2o&list=PL3VM-unCzF8hy47mt9-chowaHNjfkuEVz
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ImtZ5yENzgE&pp=ygUQbGFyYXZlbCB0dXRvcmlhbA%3D%3D
Zip file [...] already contains entry 'res/drawable/notification_bg.xml', cannot overwrite
This helped me:
packagingOptions {
exclude 'AndroidManifest.xml'
exclude 'resources.arsc'
resources.excludes.add("res/drawable/*")
resources.excludes.add("res/layout/*")
}
Можно установить требуемый пакет
dnf install redhat-rpm-config
You can use a blend, create a table for filtered for each type of waste ( upto 4) and use an outer join to connect them. you have not provided enough information for me to provide an example.
SELECT * FROM table_name ORDER BY id DESC LIMIT 1;
If you define batch_size before initializing your model, such as:
batch_size = hp.Int('batch_size', min_value=1, max_value=10, step=16)
model = Sequential()
then it works.
We experience the same issue off and on. Usually renaming the store procedure that the report is running fixes the issue. However, it's really annoying and would like to know what the cause is.
You're reading data too fast, and the serial input is not guaranteed to end cleanly with \n
before your code tries to process it, and that’s why you are getting incomplete or "corrupted" lines.
Tkinter is single-threaded. If you read from a serial in the same thread as the GUI, the GUI slows down (and vice versa), especially when you move the window.
Run the serial reading in a separate thread, and put the valid data into a queue.Queue()
which the GUI can safely read from.
import threading
import queue
data_queue = queue.Queue()
def serial_read_thread():
read_Line = ReadLine(ser)
while True:
try:
line = read_Line.readline().decode('utf-8').strip()
parts = [x for x in line.split(",") if x]
if len(parts) >= 21:
data_queue.put(parts)
else:
print("⚠️ Invalid line, skipped:", parts)
except Exception as e:
print(f"Read error: {e}")
Start this thread once at the beginning:
t = threading.Thread(target=serial_read_thread, daemon=True)
t.start()
Use after()
in Tkinter to periodically fetch from the queue and update the UI:
def update_gui_from_serial():
try:
while not data_queue.empty():
data = data_queue.get_nowait()
print(data)
except queue.Empty:
pass
root.after(50, update_gui_from_serial)
Please let me know if this works and if you need any further help! :)
You can use QSignalSpy
from the QTest
module:
QNetworkRequest re;
// ...
QNetworkReply * reply = m_netManager->get(re);
QSignalSpy spy(reply, &QNetworkReply::finished);
bool ok = spy.wait(std::chrono::seconds{2});
how did u resolve it finally ?? i'm stuck in the same problem.
There is a design pattern published for this. I haven't implemented it myself yet so I can't speak on the nuance but as advertised it does scim provisioning of users via Okta. Same concept could conceptually be applied to other tech stacks.
https://github.com/aws-samples/amazon-connect-user-provision-with-okta
Try flutter_background_service
https://pub.dev/packages/flutter_background_service/example