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QUESTION
I have two arrays that I would like to compare against each other based on the Username
and create a new array that includes EmployeeName
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-06 at 00:20QUESTION
In a web-app that I am developing, users can upload files. As part of the upload process, users must specify what type of file (e.g. invoice, receipt, contract) it is and also who the customer is.
I then send the file to the backend server using a fetch. From the back-end server, it is to be uploaded to an ftp. On the ftp I need to create a directory based on the file type id and customer id. for example, it should be in the directory ftp/invoices/kfc .
Then, on a database, the server registers the file, its location and, for example, it's upload date.
Ideally I want to send the metadata (type of file, customer) as part of the same fetch.
My backend server is using python and flask.
My frontend code is below. I've tried a couple of things already:
- I've tried adding the metaData as a formData element, but flask does not like this and throws a 400 error when I try to read it.
- I've also considered doing a two-step process of first sending the metaData and then the file (or the other way around), but this seems more complicated than it needs to be.
- I've also tried adding the metaData as headers to the api request, but then I run into cors complications that I'd prefer to avoid.
- I've tried creating the metaData as a additional simple json file to send with the formData, but it is not obvious to me how to "create a file on the fly" in a front-end React app. Maybe it's no big deal?
- I've also spent some time searching the internet for a solution, but nothing really matched what I was trying to do (which seems suspicious)
I'm hoping someone can tell me there's an easy way to do this.
The frontend is React-redux, the backend python and flask and the database in MySQL
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-28 at 15:42After some more troubleshooting, I found that the correct approach was indeed to add the metaData to the formData. The reason it had not worked at first was because I was trying to access it wrongly in python flask. So, in javascript you should have
QUESTION
I'm new to kotlin. I have encountered a problem where the CountDownLatch is not unlocking, I am not sure whether which line causing the problem for the infinite lock.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-05 at 14:54If you get any Exception in try{ } finally
blocks it will be catched by catch (ignored: NullPointerException)
or by callee of loadRestaurants
method. If this happens nobody can call lock.countDown to release it from await.
To avoid this you can also provide a timeout and catch that exception as follows:
QUESTION
I have 3 tables business
, deal_business
, deal
.
business
table has id
, name
, address
etc (each business has 1 row)
deal_business
is a pivot table, it has two FK columns business_id, deal_id
(Against one business, It can have multiple rows)
deal
table has id
, title
, desc
, start_date
, expiry date
(Business can have multiple deals)
I want to query to get all business with a count of total active deals based on start_date and expiry date.
I want something like this.
id
business Name
total_active deals etc
1
KFC
5
1
McDonalds
7
In the above scenario, KFC has 5 active deals right now and McDonald's has 7 active deals. But they also have many inactive deals. I want to show only active.
I am using Laravel 8. Here is how I am doing it.
I fetch all business only, then I loop through the data. Inside the loop, I use a left join query with the deal_business and deal table. It gets the correct result. But it is very slow.
Because if there is 500 business, the loop runs 500 times, and then the query inside the loop runs 500 times too.
Is there a better way to do it using relations? Eloquent or direct MySQL database query? Any help would be appreciated.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-04 at 22:31It always helps writing the plain SQL first:
QUESTION
I'm building simple CRUD web application with React for my "Fleet manager" with SpringBoot API. I'm stuck with how to execute axios.post
method to add Car. Code for Car
component below:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-27 at 15:09Answer is: i was trying to send company.name as companyId, solution was to add value={company.idCompany)
to
QUESTION
I have 2 ArrayLists.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-11 at 11:40Finally I found a solution. Thanks @HenryTwist
I just needed to replace brands.clear()
and conds.clear()
with brands = new ArrayList<>()
and conds = new ArrayList<>()
QUESTION
I have 3 tables that I need to retrieve data from + I also need an additional column (ResearchIDName) acting like an xlookup from the c2 table. I have created the below script so far on how to retrieve the data needed from the 3 tables and I have attached an image on how my tables look like and how my results should be, but I need help on this additional column (ResearchIDName). The xlookup formula for ResearchIDName would be: XLOOKUP(O3,I:I,H:H). All the research IDs would be present in the SID column in table c2 and the Companynames column refers to the SID column so all I would need would be to have this separate column mentioning the name of the research ID company. Do you have any suggestions?
*Edit The result of the ResearchIDName would be to search in all the SIDs and to retrieve the name from the companyname. Each SID has a different ResearchID. The SID name can be McDonalds, whereas its Research name would be KFC. Companyname in the results currently shows the company name of the SID, I also need the company name of the Research ID.
Table c0
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-16 at 09:09Assuming that KFC
and Tesco
are also stored somewhere in the c2
table (which you didn't show, so I have to guess), then I would assume you just need another join:
QUESTION
I am learning with an online tutorial series and right now we are looking into nested queries. Trying to play around and think of ways I could play with this concept I wanted to try to make combined nested queries, but I am not really sure how and google isn't providing me much luck. Once again it's hard to word things like this. I am using MS SQL
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-12 at 19:14As pointed out in the comments, the issue is having two WHERE
s. Only the first WHERE
is needed; after specifying WHERE
, conditions can just be joined using AND, OR, that sort of thing. Uncommenting and removing the second WHERE
should fix it. So, instead of "WHERE a=b AND WHERE c=d" just write "WHERE a=b AND c=d".
QUESTION
var array1 = [
[{"home":{"homename":"KFC Komarno","homepoint":"1"},"away":{"awayname":"Podbrezova","awaypoint":"0"}}],
[{"home":{"homename":"Kazicbarcika","homepoint":"0"},"away":{"awayname":"Soroksar","awaypoint":"1"}},
{"home":{"homename":"Szentlőrinc","homepoint":"0"},"away":{"awayname":"Ajka","awaypoint":"1"}}]
]
var array2 = [
[{"home":{"homename":"KFC Komarno","homepoint":"1"},"away":{"awayname":"Podbrezova","awaypoint":"0"}}],
[{"home":{"homename":"Kazicbarcika","homepoint":"0"},"away":{"awayname":"Soroksar","awaypoint":"1"}},
{"home":{"homename":"Szentlőrinc","homepoint":"1"},"away":{"awayname":"Ajka","awaypoint":"1"}}]
]
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-11 at 00:59You are never comparing the objects inside your sub-arrays, but only the whole arrays themselves, so that's why you are not getting the results you expect.
If you only want to get the element inside the object that changed instead of the whole object, you could use reduce
(I was hugely inspired by the other answer to be fair):
QUESTION
Dataframe :
name Location Rating Frequency Ali Nasi Kandar 1 star 1 Ali Baskin Robin 4 star 3 Ali Nasi Ayam 3 star 1 Ali Burgergrill 2 star 2 Lee Fries 1 star 3 Abu Mcdonald 3 star 3 Abu KFC 3 star 1 Ahmad Nandos 3 star 2 Ahmad Burgerdhil 2 star 3 Ahmad Kebab 1 star 10Here is the sample data set. The logic would be:
1st condition: if the name has duplicate values, check the frequency and see which one is higher, drop the row with lower frequency
2nd condition: If no name duplicate (e.g:Lee), keep the row
3rd condition: Rating is the same (e.g: Abu), keep the first value
Desired Output:
name Location Rating Frequency Ali Baskin Robin 4 star 3 Lee Fries 1 star 3 Abu KFC 3 star 1 Ahmad Kebab 1 star 10Any of you guys know how I do this in python pandas or pyspark?
I got into troubles checking for duplicates and also applying probably the "if condition" to this dataframe
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-15 at 09:21Use DataFrame.sort_values
with DataFrame.drop_duplicates
and last sorting index:
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