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I have searched in similar questions and tried several answer without solving .. I have Horizontal Recycler View displaying city names and some data the problem is that I put canvas bar chart or RV chart as figure below inside Main Recycler View adapter at every position and to scroll this chart horizontally I put the chart in Horizontal Scroll View to see data of chart in long Horizontal direction while scrolling this chart from right to left and vise versa but actually it doesn't scroll Horizontal only Main Recycler view scroll Horizontal to display city when touch it and for this chart inside RV didn't scroll when touch it to scroll (freeze) is recycler view only scroll in horizontal and prevent any other scroll inside its child??

here is my recycler view item layout

I have been trying to use Secret Manager in the lambda function in AWS.

I am using Secret Manager to store my Redshift credentials and want to use the sample code given by the AWS Secret manager to retrieve the secret via the lambda function.

I have set up a Secret in secret manager which contains my redshift credentials (username, password)

I am trying to set up a lambda function which would get the secrets from Secret Manger: below is the sample code:

All my GCP containers use CloudBuild on my-dev-project and access secret manager on the same project (my-dev-project). However, one project requires access to secrets manger on my-prod-project. I imagine I need to add a service account, but I'm not sure how I can go about doing that for CloudBuild when it already has it's my-dev-project service account.

Question: How can I access my-prod-project secret manger from the my-dev-project CloudBuild?

I have two models Pick and GamePick. GamePick has a ForeignKey relation to Pick, which is accessible on Pick.game_picks.

I have setup GamePick with a custom queryset and manger so that when ever I retrieve a GamePick with the manager objects is is annotated with a field is_correct based on the values of other fields.

Now what I want to be able to do is count the how many correct GamePicks are pointing to a specific Pick.

One simple way is doing this with a method in Python:

I have came across a question in docker associate exam test, I found two different answer of the same question on two different platform. So, I wanted to know what is really true about creating overlay network.

One platform mentioned option#1 as correct answer, Overlay network is first created on manger nodes then they are created on the worker nodes once a task is scheduled on the specific worker node.

Another platform mentioned option#3 as correct answer, overlay network are created on all cluster nodes when you create an overlay network.

I found details about ingress network on docker documentation that ingress network is getting created automatically when create a swarm or join any node to the swarm. But I could not find more details on docker website which can answer this question. Any suggestion or reference will be appreciated !

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According to my current understanding, all the client connections are authenticated at two levels, channel level and queue manger level,

At the queue manager level, it uses the CONNAUTH property's value of the QMGR which is an AUTHINFO object to determine how the authentication is done (Ex: Using host OS user repo), if the AUTHINFO object specifies ADOPTCTX(YES), it uses the user id contained in MQCSP structure as the user id for the application context and it is used for authorizations or if ADOPTCTX(NO) is there, the user id which the client application is running under is used as user id for the application context and that user id is used for authorizations.

At channel level, nothing regarding to authorizations is done. Only the authentication happens there as configured. For more granular access control, a set of channel authentication records are applied to the channels. CONNAUTH property's value of the QMGR is still used to determine the user repository to authenticate against.

Questions:

1. Am I correct up to this point? (corrections/explanations are much appreciated.)
2. What does the MCAUSER attribute of the channel object do? What is the purpose of it? Why does it matter which user the message channel agent runs under?
3. After all, how does the channel level authentication actually work with the MCAUSER?
4. In what order these two authentication procedures are done? Is the channel authentication done first?

Is it possible to use an SSIS Cache manger with anything other than a Lookup? I would like to use similar data across multiple data flows.

I haven't been able to find a way to cache this data in memory in a cache manager and then reuse it in a later flow.

I am trying to build a query to select all employees, who are managers but also working under a manger.

For example in below table

I want to get only the team lead, as result of my select query, I tried using the below query, but I am getting an error. Also I am not sure whether this is a correct way to do it.