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EDIT: i have another problem but it won't let me post again

the code is this:

I am using Univocity parser version 2.7.3. I have a CSV file that has 1 Million records and might grow in future. I am reading only a few specific columns from the file and below are my requirements:

• DO NOT store the CSV contents into memory at any point

• Ignore/skip bean creation if either of latitude or longitude columns in CSV are null/blank

To meet these requirements, I tried implementing CsvRoutines so that the CSV data is not copied over to memory. I am using @Validate annotation on both "Latitude" and "Longitude" fields and have used error handler to not throw back any exception so that the record will be skipped on validation failure.

Sample CSV:

I'm having issues on building a tree starting from a table. I'm following the tutorial from D.Fontaine but something is wrong in my query.

here is a subset of rows from this table:

I have the following list:

I'm trying to return a json object with special characters. The line that crashes is:

I'm currently using Flyway to manage migrations on an application which uses Postgis (PostgreSQL geospatial extension).

This plugin uses a table called spatial_ref_sys which is located in the same schema the application uses too, when I call mvn flyway:clean I'm getting an error indicating that Flyway was unable to delete this table (it was created using user postgres); if I change the owner to my application database user, then the error changes to:

ERROR: cannot drop table spatial_ref_sys because extension postgis requires it

[ERROR] Hint: You can drop extension postgis instead.

However, I don't want to drop these items, which are external to my application logic, as they are just "auxiliars".

I have seen two questions where Axel Fontaine said the feature of ignore some table(s) is not supported (both questions are two or more years old), I even have cloned the GitHub repo to add this feature to Flyway by myself, and I've been reading some parts of the code where this change could be implemented; but I'm suspecting it will affect several parts of the code, and my unknowledgement about it could make the things harder..

So, I'm looking some help to implement the change, or maybe some ideas to do a work-around this issue..

I'm thinking in simply do DROP of the entire database and recreate it, then recreate the geospatial extensions (Postgis, PGRouting, etc), and make the migration using Flyway, but this will be not much suitable if I have to do it several times during the development process..

I have a custom database table where I am storing an ID, CATEGORY, MAKE and MODEL.

I use FancyBox and Isotope on my personnal gallery website and I discover that FancyBox shows all pictures even if they are filtered by isotope.

I have a look on different solutions:

jQuery Isotope filtering with Fancybox

How to only show filtered images in fancybox when using isotope filters and multiple filters?

but no one works for me.

In my case, I have a js file to configure FancyBox, and FancyBox may be used without isotope, in other part of my gallery:

I am not the sharpest tool in the shed so please bear with me. I have successfully imported a CSV into SQL Server 2016. Unfortunately the CSV had all these pipe characters in it. I couldn't get rid of these pipe characters and now need your help. I must either find a way to import the CSV while omitting the pipes or find a way to get rid of the pipes that are in my table in SQL.

Here is what the website I got the CSV from had to say about these pipe characters:

The major Open Data tables are provided in a non-standard format that allows dirty data to be imported as we are provided some raw data fields that can contain formatting and other unprintable characters that choke many data systems. In this bulk data, text fields are surrounded by the pipe character (ascii 124). Date and numeric fields are not. Commas separate all fields.

Here is the query I used to import the CSV: