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I am translating Xliff file using BeautifulSoup and googletrans packages. I managed to extract all strings and translate them and managed to replace strings by creating new tag with a translations, e.g.

I've been using git my entire development life, and just recently got assigned to an antiquated sourcebase that is unfortunately still using IBM Clearcase for Windows for its version control. I've been struggling to get a grasp on the basics, mostly because there are many things that don't have a clear analog to git, and there isn't much support available for Clearcase since nearly every business no longer uses it.

My main problem is I can't figure out how to checkout a different branch. I've created a snapshot view of a VOB(so in git terms, a local repo cloned from a remote), and I believe I'm on the master branch. I'm looking at it in Rational ClearCase Explorer. I then open up the "Type Explorer", select the VOB I'm working with, and select "branch types". From here I can see every single branch that's been created.

Let's say I want to check out branch "my_branch". I don't see any appropriate selection from the context menu upon right-click in this Clearcase explorer. The only options are "Clone", "Delete", "Rename" and "Properties". From cleartool, I run the command

I am very new to SQL and have been given a dataset to clean as part of my internship.

I reproduce part of the table below:

I'm struggling to get the Pact Broker running in a docker container to connect to my local installation of PostgreSQL on Windows.

This is what my docker run command looks like...

I am using psql and realized that the German letters ä, ö, ü are not displayed correctly. For example, ö is displayed as õ. ü is displayed as a three in the exponent...

I am in +3 timezone now.
Now UTC time is 16:30 and at my place it is 19:30

I found an issue that for time zone America/Los_Angeles

which is theoretically -8 (rawOffset) I get unexpected time. I expected that if in my place 20:00, then at ths timezoe time should be 11 hours less(8+3) but in real life it is 10 hours less than in my place because of daylight saving.

So how can I get -7 offset if I have America/Los_Angeles zoneId in my code ?

I'm confused about using PostgreSQL's TIMESTAMPTZ type with the official JDBC driver.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but PostgreSQL and Java store TIMESTAMTZ and java.util.Date identically: as the number of the millis from the Begin of Unix, defined as 1970-01-01 00:00:00 UTC.

Therefore, technically, we are operating on the same Long value, and we should expect no problems.

However, we've got quite a lot of problems with the code doing a lot of transformations in one or other direction, that were replaced by even more complex transformations, which happen to work afterwards. The end result was a bit similar to https://stackoverflow.com/a/6627999/5479362, with transforming to UTC in both directions. Developing under Windows, where changing timezone is blocked, makes things not easier to debug.

If I have a PostgreSQL table with the column:

I'm very rusty on the little SQL I once learned, and while I totally get SELECT column1 FROM table WHERE column2 LIKE pattern, what I need is:

Fortran language has a referencing environment called COMMON.

As defined in the website below, the COMMON statement defines a block of main memory storage so that different program units can share the same data without using arguments.

https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E19957-01/805-4939/6j4m0vn7v/index.html

Sample implementation looks like this:

I wonder if there are similar implementations of this kind of environment in other languages like C, Python, or Java and how it differs from the Global environment.