TCode | Application for simulation of solid state sensor response

My take on this:

This regex works:

I was able to solve the problem by adding the property "sap:text" to my entity definition in SAP using the following;

1. Open the corresponding ZCL*MPC_EXT class using tcode SE80 or SE24.
2. Redefine the method "DEFINE" under the above class. Additional properties can be added here in this method for services created via tcode : SEGW.

Code to be added under DEFINE method

** ET_Entity is my Value Help Entity data model name ( not entity set) ** FIELD_ID is the key property under the above entity to which we want to display the description in the dropdown list. ** FIELD_DESC is the property that contains the description.

Entity metadata :

Entity Data definition for Value Help( as Drop Down list )

Interesting. I can only help you insofar that ODBC in general isn't the problem.

It works with a Sql Server table:

code isn't going to be what you think it is, and will never pass the isdigit test. Because you are getting to the END index, the data will have a trailing newline because the tkinter widget guarantees that there will always be a trailing newline.

When you want to get out of the text widget exactly what the user entered, you need to use "end-1c" ("end" minus one character). That, or strip off the trailing newline after you get it.

Ok so this is a real mess! - you have declared int high and int low in lots of different places. I did a little bit of tidying up (bit nowhere near enough). Here I basically removed all the "shadowed" instances of int low and int high to just use the global one: https://godbolt.org/z/6KWvz5

What you should do to help yourself (other then looking at your indentation and code spacing) is turn on every compiler warning you can get your hands on and make sure your code has no warnings.

Also look up "name shadowing" which is one of your issues (there are others): https://www.learncpp.com/cpp-tutorial/variable-shadowing-name-hiding/

Here is the edited code again with the warning flags -pthread -std=c++11 -Wall -Wextra -Wshadow (and I put back in one of the shadow'd vars commented with // THIS SHADOWS THE GLOBAL INT: https://godbolt.org/z/9W3vY3

Please look at all the compiler warnings - treat warning like errors! - infact you can tell the compiler to do this with the flag -Werror.

You could first used reduce group your arrays by keys which are walletIds, then extract those values/arrays and sort each one of them separately by date

After taking difference between current date and previous date for each Cust, we can group_by Date and replace 0's with first diff Date.

Using base R