I encountered the same issue. It turned out my script was using the Sybase version of BCP instead of Microsoft's, due to Sybase appearing earlier in the system's PATH variable. To resolve this, you can either adjust the PATH order to prioritize Microsoft tools or explicitly specify the full path to bcp.exe from the Microsoft SQL Server utilities.
Private Sub Workbook_SheetChange(ByVal Sh As Object, ByVal Target As Range)
' Column A is 1, B is 2, C is 3, etc.
Const PROJECT_NUMBER_COLUMN As Long = 1
' Verify the change was made in the correct column
If Not Target.Column = PROJECT_NUMBER_COLUMN Then
Exit Sub
End If
' Get the project number that was entered
Dim projectNumber As String
projectNumber = Target.Value2
' Loop through all subfolders, looking for the project number
Dim fso As New Scripting.FileSystemObject
Dim projectFolder As Folder, projectFolderNumber As String
For Each projectFolder In fso.GetFolder("your\root\file\path").SubFolders
projectFolderNumber = Split(projectFolder.Name, " ")(0)
' Do we have a match?
If projectFolderNumber = projectNumber Then
Dim projectName As String
projectName = Replace(projectFolder.Name, projectFolderNumber, "")
' Turn off events before we write to the screen
' Otherwise, this change will trigger Workbook_SheetChange to fire again
Application.EnableEvents = False
ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Sheet1").Cells(Target.Row, Target.Column + 1).Value = projectName
Application.EnableEvents = True
Exit For
End If
Next projectFolder
End Sub
A few notes on the code above:
The PROJECT_NUMBER_COLUMN is a value that you'll need to change based on what column you're entering the numbers into. I'm assuming that there's only one column in your sheet that you're entering these numbers into.
The only check that this makes before continuing is that you're entering data into the correct column. Depending on what you're doing, you might want to make additional checks.
This is really an operating system question not a CPU question. The CPU clearly persists this value indefinitely but upon task switching all of the context is dumped and restored. So upon process creation this has some default values, and is often set on startup by the C library itself e.g. fastmath will turn on DAZ/FTZ. Upon thread creation, it is unlikely the OS would inherit the various processor state registers. So you must also set them if you want them there. Within your app they should persist indefinitely as on each context switch the state will be reloaded on a per thread basis.
Recognizing that this post is nine years old, I still feel compelled to answer since I don't think anyone answered the exact question, how do you compare the execution time of the two queries?
There are a bunch of ways, all free, all built in to SQL Server (2012 or greater for the majority, 2016 or greater for Query Store):
Include Client Statistics (only allows for 10 measures)
Connection Properties
SET STATISTICS TIME
QueryTimeStats in an actual execution plan
QueryStore
Dynamic Management Views
Trace Events (batch completed)
Extended Events (batch completed)
The last two actually include a whole slew of events that can capture query metrics, but these are all the ways to measure actual query performance. In this blog post, I compare all of them to attempt to assess their accuracy. Nightmare is, they're all a little different, but the principal exception is using "Include Client Statistics" It's just wildly inaccurate so I would not ever suggest using it.
For as much accuracy as possible, I will use Extended Events. I'll ensure that capturing the execution plan with runtime metrics (aka Actual Plan) is off (it negatively impacts performance measurement since it adds overhead). I execute each query 50 times (GO 50). I then use the Live Data Window in Extended Events to get an average of the execution times.
For other choices, and when to choose them, look to the blog post.
If you're looking to integrate Crystal Reports with React, I recently came across a solution that might help. There's a GitHub project called crystisReact https://github.com/siteknower/crystisReact that lets you display Crystal Reports right in your React application.
The cool part is you don't even need Crystal Reports installed to make it work!
If you must use createConnection, you’ll need to handle error events and reconnect on PROTOCOL_CONNECTION_LOST, but pooling is simpler and safer.
you should use connection pooling with mysql2.create.Pool() instead of a single connection.
That way, if one connection closes, the pool opens a new one automatically.
Did you ever solve this?
I need to implement a formula builder on a custom screen, and I'm not sure where to start. There's almost no information to be found.
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Here is a working solution that requires you to set heading.supplement and redefines the ref body for level 2 heading when it is an appendix:
#show ref: it => {
let el = it.element
if el == none or el.func() != heading or el.level != 2 or el.supplement != [Appendix] {
return it
}
let lvl = counter(heading).at(el.location()).at(1)
let body = el.supplement + numbering(" A", lvl)
link(el.location(), body)
}
#outline()
This is the body of my text. There is something cool I show in @first, but you
will have to read it to find out.
#heading("Appendices", numbering: none)
#set heading(
offset: 1,
numbering: (_, ..rest) => "Appendix " + numbering("A:", ..rest),
supplement: [Appendix] // <- Important
)
= First <first>
Text of the first appendix.
= Second <second>
Text of the second appendix.
SELECT name FROM actor JOIN casting ON (actor.id=casting.actorid) JOIN movie ON (casting.movieid=movie.id) WHERE casting.movieid=(select id from movie where yr=1942 and title='casablanca')
Parental monitoring apps can see social media messages by using a combination of device permissions, accessibility features, and background data syncing. Once installed on a child's phone or computer, these apps request access to read notifications, capture screenshots, or keystrokes. With the device's accessibility to mirrors on-screen activity in real-time, allowing parents to view chats from platforms like WhatsApp, Facebook, Snapchat, Instagram, and Telegram.
Others sync stored app data, such as images, videos, and chat backups, directly to a secure online dashboard. In certain cases, monitoring apps like KidsGuard Pro, TheOneSpy, SecureKin, Bark, FonSee, and OgyMogy can capture social media activity through hidden screen recording or periodic snapshots, even if messages are deleted. These methods require appropriate permissions and, in many regions, parental consent if the monitored device belongs to a minor. This enables parents to detect harmful content, cyberbullying, or inappropriate interactions before they escalate into serious issues.
So the way that I resolved this issue was by just using the ConfigurableModuleBuilder helper class. Basically I needed to create a wrapper around MongooseModule and then pass the options from MongoModule to it.
You can release a staged rollout to specific countries. The specifics are described in the documentation. You just need to go to the "Staged rollout" section and select the countries in "Country availability".
Solved my problem but I'm leaving it here since I had a difficult time finding an answer. In short, implement your action using return control and you'll figure it out
If you used the Chines Simplified extensions， please remove it which will bind the extension vscode server work correctly
I connected to the remote host through SSH, and the shell and file browsing functioned normally, but all installed plugins stopped working. After a long and tedious process of reinstalling, resetting settings.json, and reinstalling older versions, I finally tried uninstalling the local Chinese plugins, and everything worked again.
I'm not sure what caused this, but it may be related to the Chinese encoding. The plugins also worked fine after SSHing to the server before, so this machine might be old. Anyone experiencing the same issue can try deleting the local Chinese plugins. I've searched extensively online but haven't found a similar solution, so I'm sharing this blog post for your reference.
A number of answers are ridiculing the idea that it would be possible to translate Bash into Perl. These days we might use an LLM, but even back when the question was asked we had parsers. While translating every shell script might not be possible, most shell scripts have a traditional nested block structure without any weird self-modification or anything. These scripts could be parsed into an Abstract Syntax Tree which could then be used to generate Perl.
In one week I created Debashc 0.1.0 (De Bash Compiler). While still very much an experimental test of concept, I have got it to translate 49 simple bash example scripts covering a wide variety of bash features and helper commands frequently used by bash like grep. The translations produce the same output as the originals. The homepage of this project is https://github.com/gmatht/debashc and there is an online demo at https://dansted.org/Debashc6/.
You cannot do this only using brush transition, for example you can change the default content presenter and add an ellipse inside of the button, that you start expanding to the size that is gonna cover the entire button, and you also have to ensure you have clip to bounds inside button is enabled.
and after the expanding animation is ended, fade out this ellipse, reset its size.
In today’s hyper-connected world, social media promises connection, entertainment, and endless information. But beneath the surface, it may be quietly feeding anxiety, comparison, and constant restlessness. The question is—are we using social media, or is it using us? Let’s dig into the truth that no one is talking about.
🔗 Read the full blog here to uncover the hidden link between social media and anxiety, and how you can protect your mental health.
Did you get here because you don't understand how "Rendermode Auto" works?
Remember: a child component cannot redefine the render type if it is defined in the parent component. This means that if the parent ordered to draw in Server mode, then any child components should work as a Server. This is an important point to remember.
One more thing to remember: the Auto render type is NOT a combination of Server and Client. It just means that your application decides for itself how to draw child components: either in the Server or in the Client.
Therefore, if you are making a class library, then your component must be adapted to the Server and Client.
Don't you understand how to use it then? Remove all references "rendermode" in your app. Assign the Server rendering type to your navigation menu, and the Client type to the page. In this case, when you launch the application, the menu will work directly with the server, and the page is only in the browser.
Can't figure out how to work with services in Auto mode? Your server and client have SEPARATE services. This means that when the application is running in Server mode and decides to switch to the Client, the component that has a service injection will be replaced with a service from the Client, and the OnAfterRender method will be called again.
Are you confused and don't understand how to adapt a component to different rendering modes? Use the RenderInfo property. Thanks to it, you can determine which mode the component is currently operating in.
Correct me if I've made a mistake. I had to try and test for a long time to understand all this.
So if securityEnabled=true - requests with allowExternalSenders,autoSubscribeNewMembers,hideFromAddressLists,hideFromOutlookClients will fail with 401.
Instead using inline, I tried to use the type instead so that I can destructure the props inside component not in props because this will make it long if I add another values.
Found this question, I agree that it's not that obvious how a star schema should look with multiple fact tables when you think about it for the first time. I found a nice picture here that explains the idea:
Yes. On Android 15 with 16 KB memory pages, native libraries (.so files) built for 4 KB may fail to load, causing this crash. Rebuild with NDK r26+ and set 16 KB alignment. Avoid hardcoded page sizes.
Full explanation and fixes in my blog post(I wrote this).
Encountered this same problem. In my instance I pressed q and at the bottom right of the terminal it said "recording" at which point :wq then Enter worked and the merge completed.
There are some limits in using DATA STRUCTURE in a SQLRPGLE.
As I can read before, Yes it is possible to have an array in a data Structure, however :
first of all, to use it in a fetch is impossible, the precompiler SQL do not support it,
second thing, the DS PublisherReferences is in another DS(P_IacWtlDataIPWorkList), so if the host variable used in your fetch is :P_IacWtlDataIPWorkList.PublisherReferences(n).Reference and you can not use more than one level of qualification.
You will be able to check what limits exists in that IBM reference :
According to this lenovo forum post, the kernel 6.16 seems to have fixed a lot of issue with this chipset.
As a recommandation if you can avoid bluetooth, avoid it it makes the card very unstable.
Kernel 6.16 should be available in the next ubuntu release 25.10 (in october)
The manual sending method is the most reliable approach. Other methods tend to cause frequent errors and are not recommended. In particular, KakaoTalk provides clear documentation on how to implement its sharing feature. Please refer to the link below for details:
After implementing the JavaScript integration, it’s a good idea to test it with the KakaoTalk PC version. While it usually works fine on mobile, notification issues can sometimes occur on the PC version. You can download KakaoTalk for PC from the following link:
This is a signature-level permission used to protect system apps from external usage, you can not get this permission by putting it in AndroidManifest.xml or requesting it at runtime
the only way to request it is to sign your app with with OPPO platform key and offcourse OPPO will never share their platform signing key developers.
I tried multiple approaches, but eventually found that the root cause was a "Page Not Found" error.
In my case, the route name in the code was sign-in, but on GitHub, I had accidentally pushed it as Sign-in. Since Next.js is case-sensitive with routes, this mismatch caused the deployed version on Vercel to fail.
After changing the route name to all lowercase (sign-in) in the main branch and redeploying, everything started working fine
When I tried running "notepad" in cmd, I encountered errors saying, "This program can't run on Windows" and "Access is denied." However, I could still open Notepad through PowerShell or other methods. Running "where notepad" in cmd revealed multiple locations for the executable, with the top one being "C:\Users\myuser\notepad.exe" Upon checking, I found a zero-byte notepad.exe file there, though I have no idea how it got created. Deleting that file resolved the issue, and kubectl started working normally again.
Your plots appear blank because SageMath’s built-in 3D viewer often malfunctions. To fix this, simply include viewer='threejs' when calling show(), for example: show(W + S, viewer='threejs', figsize=8). Alternatively, you can save the plot as an HTML file using (W + S).save('plot3d.html', viewer='threejs') and then open it in any new version browser. If you’re working in Jupyter, run %display plot3d threejs before plotting to ensure the correct viewer is used. Additionally, if you’re running Sage locally, make sure the OpenGL libraries are installed on your system to avoid rendering issues.
I hate that it took the better part of a day to solve this but I finally figured it out. The problem is "/login". Giving VSCode http://10.10.10.55:8888?token=**** works fine and seems to store the token for reuse once you name the server
In Kafka there is no offset commit for a particular record. It can only commit offset per partition. We had implemented this using our own implementation.
