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I have to write a menu-based 'Employee Management' program for one my assessment pieces. One of the main menu items is 'Employee Details', with the following options:

1. Show employees
2. Add new employees
3. Remove employees

I've already completed 1, & 2, but I'm stuck with a specific function in 3. Remove employees. When an employee is added, it's stored in the employees_all dictionary as such:

I'm using The Azure.Cosmos API, version 3.17.1. If I run a query against my Cosmos collection as so, I get the results I expect:

I have the following code for a Discord bot I am working on:

I have a 2D array of records.

I have a multiple item form which displays client records, e.g., first and last name, date of birth, address, etc… The same client can be listed multiple times in multiple ways and may have the same or similar name as other clients (because bad historic data process). Jim Smith, James Smith, and Jim Smith Jr. could be the same or more than three different people (with date of birth and other information helping to resolve such issues).

I have set up two combo boxes to filter the form sequentially, but I need some help getting them to function as desired. The first combo pulls the list of distinct last names from the underlying table via a simple select query. Once a name is selected the second combo box offers the set of distinct first names with the selected last name.

Is there a way to use the selected last name plus wildcards in the vba so that selecting “Smith” would also return “Smith Jr.”, “Smith-Jones”, and “Smithers”? Right now I have the following which requeries the second combobox and sets the initial filter on the form, at the moment only to “Smith” in my example:

I am working on an assignment for school and have hit a wall.

The challenge is:

You will be passed the filename P, firstname F, lastname L, and a new birthday B.

Load the fixed length record file in P, search for F,L in the first and change birthday to B.

Then save the file.

I have managed to read from the file and split the data into the desired entries in a list.
However, my issue arises when I am searching for the first and last name in the list.
The first and last name being passed is Adam Smith, but there is also an Adam Smithers in the list who is found by my code as well. When I attempt to replace the desired element of the list, it is replacing it for both Smith and Smithers.

We cannot use regular expressions for the assignment, so I am at a bit of a loss for how to approach this and find an exact match for the last name while ignoring the other last name that contains Smith without using regex.

Here's my code:

For a project in school we need to generate a list of data and the possibility to delete the data. My project consists of the following classes:

The main method » ShowData.java

I have the following PowerShell code:

I'm using the Dojo and dojo/gridx that ship with IBM Content Navigator 2.0.3.

The grid data comes from my own global array, which I'm using for other things.

MOST of the time, everything works great. But SOMETIMES the rows get displayed out of order. For example, instead of the expected order {0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6...} it will display rows {5, 0, 2, 3, 4, 1, 6, ...}. It's like rows are somehow getting "swapped".

I have no idea why - what could be causing this behavior.

When I look at the gridx store in Chrome Developer tools, the order is OK: