qry | Creates match functions from MongoDB query objects | Runtime Evironment library

Can someone please point to me what part of this code is causing an infinite loop? I have tried wrapping this in useCallback as well but it still runs forever.

• slug is the page url that will not change over time
• likesCollectionRef is also goint to remain constant
• isAuth can change overtime depending on if the user is logged in or out

I have airflow dag written to work with Python operator.I need to use PostgreSQL operator for same dag without changing functionality of dag. Here is code with Python operators. How Should I replace Python operator with PostgreSQL operator? Or can we use two different operators in a single dag?

I am trying to group and count the number of rows found in a table per month using SQLAlchemy.

The function is as follows:

im working on a project where a user can describe his location in multiple lines but when i press enter button for new line in input form it gets submitted into database. i feel myself stucked here. help me to get rid of this please

my html code is:

I'm working with MongoDB's Realm cloud computing service.

As the title suggests, the query runs fine in the console, but not when executed externally (through Postman).

Key Points:

• When logged, the moviesList is empty when externally triggered, but has data when in console.
• I have set up a default rule for the collection providing read/write access.
• It returns empty results externally, no errors caught.

I have a pretty simple system of 2 views in SQLite DB and 2 tableViews in Desktop Qt Widget Application:

1. First view is 'seller_view' and it is just printed in App's tableView correctly via QSqlTableModel.
2. Second is 'customer_view' (setup is the same as above) and it does not print any data, but shows model's headers, that was set up in constructor.

So, we got a strange situation when:

SQL View data in SQLiteStudio (view 'customer_view')

Model setup

Given the following array (nested), I'm unsure how to loop through these nested arrays using map to produce the below result.

I am using diff_against in simple_history in django. See "history diffing" in simple_history docs: https://django-simple-history.readthedocs.io/en/latest/history_diffing.html I have this all working, but it states: "diff_against also accepts 2 arguments excluded_fields and included_fields to either explicitly include or exclude fields from being diffed." I can't figure out how to pass these fields. Here is what I have that is working (without any include or exclude fields):

I have a CTE table which returns dynamic SQL.

Here is my CTE query: