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QUESTION
I have a table that describes a list of products made for a given order, in this every row on this table has to have a an id of the product and the reason why it was purchased,
I would like to build a json response that amounts to an array of locations the ordered product is for, within that, an array of unique product codes and with that an array of reasons why that unique product was ordered.
I've only been able to get the topmost part of my query defined but the join and sub-select nature of the request is actually getting me in a bit of a fiddle. Is this kind of thing actually possible in plpgsql?
Additionally I'd like to join product_order.reason on product_order_reason.id and retrieve the longform_text inside the table associated with this row but I figure the bigger thing is to get the return at all and that's where i've been left stumped.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-02 at 16:01Alright I think I have something for you. The idea is to build one of the arrays at a time and carry the necessary remaining info to the outer queries for further array building. You can add your constraints for quote_detail_quote_id
, location
, and product_id
to the innermost query's WHERE
clause.
SQLFiddle to show it in action.
This may take some studying:
QUESTION
I got the little red "ELECHOUSE V3" kit off of eBay with a white card, and a blue keyfob transponder, and I've written a C program which creates and decodes packets and I can send it commands and it responds with AC packets, and I can read the version and the status. I'm not using any RFID library, I'm just using plain C and making my own simple library because I want to understand it and I want to release a simple single file demonstration for people who really want to understand it rather than just using some arduino lib or whatever. So that's all the questions I'm not asking.
So here's the question I am asking:
What is the exact commands to send to scan for the presence of passive (non powered) transponders? I do not know for sure what kind they are, but they came with the kit and are probably ISO 14443 / 14443A.
Actually, I tried the tags on my Samsung Galaxy S4, and it says they are ISO 14443-3A NXP MIFARE Classic 1K - Not Supported. But it still shows the serial numbers for them.
What are the exact commands to scan for all supported card types?
To send a command I use my function like this: sendcmd("0x4A 0x01 0x00"); (The TFI of 0xD4 is automatically added to the commands, and the preamble/len/lcs/checksums are all calculated and dealt with.)
I do get ACKS back for my commands, but can't figure out which commands to send to scan for cards or read them.
If I can get the PN532 to spit card scan data back at me I should be able to parse it using the PN532 datasheet.
Thank you very much,
Jesse
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-24 at 19:15Ahh OK.. After trying everything that seemed related indicated in the data sheet with no success, I turned ham radio on to 13.56Mhz CW/LSB and there was nothing to be heard.. So just for kicks I tried the RFRegulationTest command, and that unlocked the whole thing! Seems to be a test command which turns on the transmitter and leaves it on till you issue another command... But it initializes something as needed!
So here's the commands it takes to make the NXP NP532 scan for cards: (I'm using RS232 at 115200bps, but should be similar for other interfaces.)
You send to it:
QUESTION
Good afternoon everyone,
Is any simple way to unserialize that type of data and put everyone into Array()
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-08 at 16:09You can use eval
to assign the contents of $variable
to another variable as an array, like this:
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