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Some symbols (including '#') are not valid URL symbols. If your URL needs to include them they need to be encoded. So take your original URL string and encode it with method URLEncoder.encode(...) Here is Javadoc for URLEncoder

Why you are JSON assertion, why not a JSR223 assertion using the following script,

To have the desired output you need to use empty array and when you push use ['in',value]

Resolved through being careful about naming variables...

OK the reason you're hitting problems and different behaviors when you change the connection string is one of:

• There are two databases on disk, and you're looking in the wrong one
• You're doing your data access in the wrong way

You're hitting both of these. First, i'll explain the first one.

When you added the access database to your project (however you did it, there are a few ways) this dialog box (or similar - this is vs 2019) probably appeared

It is long and boring, and tells people a lot of stuff they probably don't understand so they just hit Yes and forget about it. Later they will be very confused when trying to save data

This box is basically saying "i'll copy the db into your project folder, but remember that every time you press play, it will be copied again to the BIN folder and your running program will modify the database in the bin folder, not the db in the project folder, and not the db from your desktop (or wherever)"

Later the dev runs the program, saves some data, looks in Access, doesn't find it. Or they run the program again and wonder "where is my data gone that I just saved".

"Every time you run the program the db from the project folder is copied to the bin folder"

It means the database your program saves its data in will be wiped and replaced every time you build your project in visual studio. It doesn't affect a live app (live apps don't build themselves every time you run them), just one you run in VS

And if you look in any db other than the one in BIN folder, you wont find the data, because you're looking in the wrong one

I suggest you find your DB in solution explorer, right click it, choose Properties and change "Copy to output" to "Copy If Newer". This way VS will only replace the db in the bin folder when you've made a change to the db in the project folder (i.e. added a new table) - this is more like what you want to do, usually

Now I commented that you're doing your data access incorrectly:

You are loking for something like this: /\s\d\s/g.

• \s - match whitespace,
• \d - match any digit,
• /g - match all occurrences.

You can also replace \d with e.g. [0123BCDER] (your example) or [0-9A-Za-z] (all alphanumberic).

For a second assuming it's not Pyinstaller's fault.

In this post matplotlib refused to work after the BigSur update until reinstalled.

And PyQt5 didn't show any GUI in this post after the BigSur update.

The if it's a problem with PyQt then the fix should be uninstalling and reinstalling PyQt5==5.15.2 with

You can use REGEXP_SUBSTR function to extract the subgroups from the matched expression:

You have to add LINQ expression with projection: