ProductDb | Category CRUD methods for Turkcell Geleceği Yazanlar | DB Client library

If names within both userDb.dbo and productDb.dbo are unique, you can create all tables in the one H2 database and append ;IGNORE_CATALOGS=TRUE to JDBC connection URL.

(You can also use two separate databases and create links for each table with CREATE LINKED TABLE command, but linked tables may be slow.)

If you have tables with the same names (from different databases), there will be no way to distinguish them in H2, join like … userDb.dbo.table1 JOIN productDb.dbo.table1 … will reference the same table dbo.table1 twice.

You can also use different schema names (dbo) in your databases, in that case you can create them both in the same database, productDb.productDbo.table1 and userDb.userDbo.table1 will have different meaning (productDbo.table1 and userDbo.table1).

Anyway, if you use only one DBMS in production you normally should use the same DBMS in test cases, preferably with the same settings. Otherwise you will run into different incompatibilities from time to time and in some cases code that works in your tests may fail or even silently return different results in the production database. There could be various valid use cases for some tests with another DBMS when logic isn't database-specific at all, but even in them some deviations may appear.

Something like this:

What is the code of showRppmcmd.GetCategoryId?If the method like this:

In your GestureDetector onTap

If you want to link two docker containers on the same machine you have three options:

1. Use docker-compose
2. run image with --network
3. Advanced scenario: Docker Swarm / Kubernetes

Your question:
Your containers is not linked and (I suppose you don't have run its with docker-compose or --network switch) you have also specified localhost where localhost refer to the same machine, in this case ASP.NET Core container instance.

Use docker-compose (preferred and simple) or --network and specify the connection string with Server=container_name\instancename_ifany,1433

When you run the SQL image you can optionally redirect 1433 port to another and check / monitor the sql instance --ports 9001:1433; with this you can use SSMS and connect to localhost, 9001

This is a known problem; I am working on solution; the request/reply processing is based on spring-messaging; when you consume the raw ConsumerRecord, the reply handing doesn't work because the messaging logic is bypassed.

The work around is to change the method to public Object UpdateProduct(Message message) instead.

The headers are contained in message.getHeaders(), the key is in header KafkaHeaders.MESSAGE_KEY.

The ProductViewModel is message.getPayload().

Try this example:

Finally I got the point:

creating ViewModel using "provider" method will generate a "singleton" instance. So on the next instance making of ProductViewModel I will have the old one and as I filled product list in constructor so I will get the old data.

to solve the problem I changed the selectAll method in ProductViewModel as below:

In your Products.js, you are using links to open up your EditForm component. So, for you to be able to access the product id, you need to wrap your EditForm component with the withRouter hoc from the react-router library. This hoc will then make the match prop available to your EditForm component.

So, you need to add react-router to your dependencies by running this: