First of all, thank you to those who tried to help.
I managed to get it working.
What I needed to do:
Give the user the webapplication uses to connect to the database access to the MSDB database via the user-mapping in sql management studio.
Set the role membership for this user and database: I checked SQLAgentOperatorRole, SQLAgentReaderRole and SQLAgentUserRole.
Created a JOB in SQL Agent that runs the script that moves the data in a transaction. No scheduling settings. Job owner is the user the application uses.
Created a Stored Procedure that runs the msdb.dbo.sp_start_job procedure
Call from my code this stored procedure.
My webapplication checkes every second, by javascript timer, if the transaction is still running.
Why it went wrong.... ME!
One of my mistakes was executing the SP with owner = ''. removing that fixed it.
I was consider a similar design..
But in my scenario, the "infinite loop" is ok. The consumer is supposed to keep polling and processing. If it's failing again and again, just add it to the retry queue again and again. It means the downstream service(the service which is called for each message) is down.
If you want to prevent the potential loop, just let the consumer thread run for a certain period of time.
there's no options to adjust the size of the Stripe Buy Button. You'll want to create your own button, and direct your customer to a Stripe PaymentLink URL in its onclick listener.
I suspect that Unity did not bind to Visual Studio, causing the script code to become Miscellaneous files. If it is this reason, it can be modified in the following way:
Edit ->External Tools ->External Script Editor
on the Unity toolbar Switch to the corresponding Visual Studio version in the options
I am using Python to demonstrate the REGEX example using Python's re regex module to validate the password. :
Included in my solution, inserted in the regex pattern are the the old_password, username, and the word "password" for different letter case variations.
The solution matches with the requirements for the password:
contains at least eight characters,
including at least one number and
includes both lower and uppercase letters and
include at least one special characters, #, ?, !.
cannot be your old password
cannot contain your username, "password", or "websitename"
PYTHON CODE:
import re
old_password = "Matilda#43555"
// # Collect username and password (defaults "matilda55577" and "HelloSunshine!456" respectively):
username = input("Username: ") or "matilda55577"
new_password = input("Password: ") or "HelloSunshine!456"
// # Insert username and password in the regex pattern:
pattern = f"^(?=.*\d)(?=.*[a-z])(?=.*[A-Z])(?=.*[#?!#@^*~+])(?!.*[pP][aA][sS][sS][wW][oO][rR][dD])(?!.*\.\w)(?!.*{username})(?!{old_password}$)" + ".{8,}$"
print(pattern)
pattern_re = re.compile(pattern)
for item in test_password_list:
print(item, end=": ")
if pattern_re.match(item) == None:
print("(---NOT VALID)")
else:
print("(---VALID)")
f("...{username}{password}") In Python, we can use the f-string and {variable_name_here} to enter the username and old_password values in the pattern.
^...$ Pattern must match from beginning ^ to end $.
(?=...)Positive lookahead is successful if can match to the right. Will not consume characters.
(?!...)Negative lookahead is successful if can NOT match to the right. Will not consume characters.
. Dot (.) special character. Matches all characters (except newline character \n unless single line flag is on)
.* Matches 0 or more characters, as many as possible to make a match (greedy).
\d Matches a number from zero to 9.
[...] Character class. Matches any one character listed inside the character class.
[a-z] Range of letters FROM a - z TO. Matches one lower case letter.
[A-Z] Range of letters FROM A - Z TO. Matches one upper case letter.
[#?!#@^*~+] Matches any one character listed in the character class, in this case matches one of "#?!#@^*~+".
PATTERN STATEMENTS:
Between the beginning ^ and the end of $ string:
From the beginning of the string:
(?=.*\d) Lookahead and make sure there is at least one number.
(?=.*[a-z]) Lookahead and make sure there is at least one lower case letter.
(?=.*[A-Z]) Lookahead and make sure there is at least one upper case letter.
(?=.*[#?!#@^*~+]) Lookahead and make sure there is at least one of these characters # ? ! # @ ^ * ~ +.
(?!.*[pP][aA][sS][sS][wW][oO][rR][dD])Negative lookahead to and make sure that the word "password" is not present in any combination of upper and lower case letters.
(?!.*\.\w)Negative lookahead to make sure that there are no literal dots/periods (.) followed by a letter (rules out possible email or url)
(?!.*{username}) Fill in username. Negative lookahead to make sure that the username is not any part of the string.
(?!{old_password}$) Fill in old_password. Negative lookahead to make sure that the new_password does NOT match the old_password exactly. Note $ says it has reached the end of string.
.{8,} If all preceding lookaheads match, proceed to capture 8 or more characters. If less than 8 characters. No match, i.e. invalid new password.
$ End of string. If you get here, you have a valid password.
You don't have to use a CDN to get HTTPS support for a custom domain. Using the CDN is definitely one way, but you can also use Azure Front Door to accomplish this. Front door will provide the SSL cert for you after you associate your domain name. It's quick, easy to implement, relatively inexpensive, and provides additional features such as load balancing, rule-based routing, and DDoS protection.
Thanks for this info, is there any api for restore, usually able to do restore with the thin BackUp Plugin manually after clicking on restore option by selecting the particular backup directory and then reloading the configuration from disk, is there any way through cli where we can able to run the command by connecting to instance and then perform restoring, if yes can someone explain me the workflow and commands needed.
Reasons:
Blacklisted phrase (0.5): Thanks
Blacklisted phrase (1): is there any
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (2.5): can someone explain me
This works out for a score that starts directly with multiple verses. If I start with a refrain, I still have the same problem:
\new StaffGroup {
<<
\new Staff {
\relative c' { c d e f g a b c }
}
\addlyrics{
a a a a
<<
{ b b b b }
\new Lyrics { c c c c }
>>
}
\new Staff {
\relative c' { c d e f g a b c }
}
>>
}
How do I position the lyrics line "c c c c" between the staves?
Yes, RxMethod() and RxResource() can be used together. RxMethod() can trigger RxResource() within a store, allowing you to manage and react to data changes. However, ensure that RxMethod() aligns with the observable patterns you are using for consistency and state management.
Is there a way to create a copy, backup or a separate development environment?
By default, Catalyst creates Development and Production environment so that you can test the application with sample data in DataStore or any other services without worrying about the Production.
What are the best practices for handling data migration between development and production environments in Catalyst?
The service configurations such as DataStore's tables, Stratus's buckets, Security Rules, Authentication settings etc. can be seamlessly migrated (deployed) to the Production environment.
But data can be migrated from one environment to another only by manually transferring it programmatically.
if you are using GetX controller remove it from controller and use it inside local widget. this is because the formKey persists global so when you do routing the key will be found and the error throws duplicate globalkey
Detecting Xamarin Apps
Detecting Xamarin apps on Android usually involves identifying specific files commonly found in Xamarin applications. These are .dll files and .blob files, which are part of the Mono framework used by Xamarin.
Program.cs missing the this code
builder.Services.AddDbContext(options =>
options.UseSqlServer(builder.Configuration.GetConnectionString("DefaultConnection")));
I think your issue is related to Tensorflow's GradientTape usage inside the custom loss function.
Issues in your code:
1.Tensoflow's GradientTape is meant to be used within a training loop, in your code you are using it inside the loss function, which keras does not support during compilation.
keras loss function only accept y_true and y_pred but you function refernces train, which is not provided during model training.
Here is a fixed code
1st part of code
2019.10.15 21:01:37 INFO app[][o.s.a.AppFileSystem] Cleaning or creating temp directory /opt/sonarqube-7.8/temp
2019.10.15 21:01:37 INFO app[][o.s.a.es.EsSettings] Elasticsearch listening on /127.0.0.1:9001
2019.10.15 21:01:37 INFO app[][o.s.a.ProcessLauncherImpl] Launch process [[key='es', coindex=1, logFilenamePrefix=es]] from [/opt/sonarqube-7.8/Elasticsearch]: /opt/sonarqube-7.8/Elasticsearch/bin/Elasticsearch
2019.10.15 21:01:37 INFO app[][o.s.a.SchedulerImpl] Waiting for Elasticsearch to be up and running the code is 1.12
for me getting the disk percentage, i do df -h | awk '$1 == "/dev/nvme0n1p5" {print $5}'
my main disk is just nvme0n1p5 so this works. So you could use some sort of audio program to notify whenever disk usage hits let's say > 50%.
Sadly i dont know any specific audio programs that can do this, but i do know about ffplay, you need to download an audio file and then you can play it with
IWebDriver driver = new ChromeDriver();
driver.Manage().Window.Position = new System.Drawing.Point(2000, 0); // Adjust X and Y as needed
driver.Manage().Window.Maximize();
The error occurs because the 'redirect_url' key is placed inside the 'template_details', which is incorrect. To resolve this, kindly move 'redirect_url' outside of 'template_details', as shown in the updated code snippet below:
const signupConfig = {
platform_type: 'web',
redirect_url: '{Redirect_URL}',
template_details: {
senders_mail: '[email protected]',
subject: 'Welcome to %APP_NAME%',
message: `
<p>Hello,</p>
<p>Click the link below to join %APP_NAME%:</p>
<p><a href='%LINK%'>%LINK%</a></p>
<p>If you did not request this, please ignore this email.</p>
<p>Best regards,</p>
<p>The %APP_NAME% Team</p>
`,
}
};
They write in their support forum that a hundred users minimum is required. Why not show the reason in the console instead of lying that no data is available yet?
Why do they even make such a rule?
You can share your Zoho Catalyst project with team members using the Collaborators feature. This allows multiple developers to work on the same project with controlled access.
Steps to Add Team Members:
Go to the Catalyst Console.
Navigate to Settings > Collaborators.
Click "Add or Assign".
Select the project and enter the team member's email address.
Assign a profile.
Click "Confirm" to send the invite.
For detailed information, you can refer to this help documentation for the same.
I had the issue of hovering events getting to the item but mouse release didn't. The issue was that I was only forwarding the mouseReleaseEvent without forwarding mousePressEvent.
I guess mousePressEvent is required for mouseReleaseEvent to work.
Thanks to @mjwills and @Ryan in the comments for helping me see what I needed to do, but the issue was indeed that I was missing an async/await call in my logic:
await HelperService.ProcessApplication(...)
public static async Task ProcessApplication(Application application, Func<string, List<string>, Task> response)
await response("APPROVED", ["Your application has been approved."]);
await response("DENIED", reasons);
Made the above changes to my code and was able to finally break through. To anyone else that comes across this with a similar issue, double check all of your code to make sure everything is using async/await patterns if you are using them. Hope people can learn from this mistake!
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use integer division, avoiding unnecessary object creation and method calls:
public class MillisecondsToDays {
public static void main(String[] args) {
long milliseconds = 172800000L; // Example: 2 days in milliseconds
long days = milliseconds / (24 * 60 * 60 * 1000);
System.out.println("Days: " + days);
}
}
Why is this the best solution?
Performance Optimized: Uses simple arithmetic operations (multiplication and division), which are the fastest.
No Unnecessary Objects: Doesn't involve unnecessary Date, Calendar, or TimeUnit classes.
Integer Division: Since milliseconds are in long, this ensures precise calculation without floating-point inaccuracies.
My live server extension shows "No Internet" on Chrome when I save a file and open my console. Internet is working perfecting fine with my other websites in Chrome.
the solution is very simple. Just open folder location and rename the data folder by puting a dot before the name e.g ".LegendOfNeverland_Data" for the pc to recognize it
Wrapping a ScrollView with TouchableWithoutFeedback is generally not recommended because it interferes with the ScrollView's touch handling. Instead, use TouchableOpacity, TouchableHighlight, Pressable, or handle touch events on individual items inside the ScrollView.
The best approach depends on the specifics of your application and database.Start with indexing.
Materialized views are likely not the best fit given your write frequency
After going through the cdn js code figured out that the params call back functions are success instead of successCallback and fail instead of failCallback.
Also, it required to change the back-end such that the response should contain the data in rowData field instead of the current rows field of the response json.
1.create API Key: heroku auth:token (or heroku authorizations:create for long lived api)
2.copy the api key.
3. Add/modify api key as password in the _netrc file and save the file.
based on @sasha-who's answer (though my solution not related at all but her feedback give me some ideas) I have looked for some compatibility-related stuff. It turns out there is a mismatch between Architecture team's package.json and mine. After update typescript version and other nestjs packages too, it works tottaly fine.
It's been happening to me lately but not very often, I haven't taken the time to correct the VS error, what I do is copy the whole text and in a notepad I look for the word "error" and there comes the detail where the error is happening. Just be careful not to get confused with the "warnings".
Now I can CREATE the extension by either add definitions -D_GLIBCXX_USE_CXX11_ABI=0 in the duckdb's CMakeLists.txt or change D_GLIBCXX_USE_CXX11_ABI=0 to 1 in duckdb_fdw's Makefile .
I don't know why duckdb_fdw needs an order ABI yet. Due to the two part will interact with Postgres, I'm not sure which one is better, I will test it later.
I understand your frustration. Since December 2024, the Basic Display API for Instagram has been discontinued, so it's no longer possible to use personal accounts to access media that way.
Now that you have a business account and a new app on developers.facebook.com, you should use the Instagram Graph API to access your media. Make sure your Instagram account is set up as a Creator or Business account.
Simply, on your Dashboard go to Products - Brands. You'll see all your brands listed with the option to edit or delete them. Don't know where the other guy was at with his css (whatever that is)
As Brett Donald's answer shows, in the future it will be possible to use anchor-positioning. He also correctly stated that popovers are positioned in the center by default.
For those looking to use "position: absolute" (e.g. in browsers where anchor-positioning is not yet supported), it suffices to remove the default positioning using "all: initial". Note that this will reset all inherited properties to their initial values, so it may remove other markup as well.
Example:
nav:popover-open {
/* Undo the default popover-positioning,
make sure to have this before position: absolute */
all: initial;
position: absolute;
top: 8rem;
right: var(--width-content-gap);
}
Apparently the issue is that it is an NVIDIA 40 series GPU. NVIDIA deliberately cripples the ability of consumer GPUs to perform Float64 operations in order to encourage people to purchase the commercial versions. The time ratio from Float32:Float64 is 1:64, where on commercial devices it is 1:2. Therefore, the poor performance of the GPU is caused by this 32x slowdown. I don't think there is a way to fix this, but I am happy to be proven wrong if someone knows a way.
Also in general is there any best practices for writing the merge request template and other things i can use to make it better?
GitLab doesn't provide any best practise documentation; what you put in your template will really depend on your needs. That said, you could have a look at the merge request templates in the GitLab repo for inspiration.
This answer does nothing to help me. I used to be a computer programmer, and back then I could do this. But I've lived thru 2 strokes (Cerebral Vascular Accident) and now I can't program my way out of a wet paper bag.
