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To make use of the identity transformation and a key you basically need

you have to define monitoring_search as a Hibernate named query , you can see the detail about this in this link : https://www.baeldung.com/hibernate-named-query have a nice day and kiss people around you ;)

You can use the pandas function concat.

Concatenate pandas objects along a particular axis with optional set logic along the other axes.

There is some ways to use that, first of all using in the way asked on the question:

Don't parse the output with Bash. Change the Python script to print in the format you like.

For example:

You have a lot going on here.

I'm not sure why you're starting ola.rar from the z/OS Connect v2 product, inside of a Liberty server. The zosLocalAdapters-1.0 feature already loads the ola.rar that ships with Liberty. You should remove the configuration from server.xml. That should resolve the CWWKZ0013E error.

You should see two CWWKB0103I messages in messages.log, one for WOLA (which you included) and one for CLIENT.WOLA. Please be sure you see both. It's possible you're on a very old version of Liberty that doesn't print the second CWWKB0103I message, so if this is true, please disregard that part.

I don't think you would have gotten this far without finding the WOLA configuration instructions for the Liberty server in the knowledge center, but here they are for other's benefits:

https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/en/was_beta_liberty/com.ibm.websphere.wlp.nd.multiplatform.doc/ae/twlp_dat_enableconnector.html

OK next, I can't see your application to know whether you've got a resource-reference to a connection factory configured. I assume you do because you're doing a java:comp/env lookup. You do not need to cast to com.ibm.ws390.ola.jca.ConnectionFactoryImpl, and actually I highly recommend removing that since that is an internal class and subject to change at any time. It may be that the application class loader doesn't have access to that class, and that may be part of the problem.

Finally, you have a problem in CICS starting the link server. You are getting RC=8 RSN=8. A list of services and return/reason codes can be found here:

https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/en/was_beta_liberty/com.ibm.websphere.wlp.nd.multiplatform.doc/ae/rwlp_dat_olaapis.html

An 8/8 on BBOA1REG (register) indicates the register token is already in use. Basically, the RGN= name you picked is already in use. Are you sure there isn't a PLTPI transaction or something else in the CICS region that is already registered with that name? Perhaps try a different name just to see if it works, and if it does, maybe try BBOC LIST_SRVR to see what it is? It's difficult to say how it's getting started without knowing more about your system.

I hope this helps. Take care!

Unfortunately std::string does not have a constructor that takes a reference to array of char. So you end up invoking the const char* constructor, and this one requires the pointer to point to the first element of a null terminated string. Your char arrays aren't null-terminated, so you end up with undefined behaviour.

You should null-terminate tmp, which you can do by declaring it with one extra character, and setting it to '\0'. You can achieve that like this

Method 1: Using FLEX

Here I have used flex for solving the problem, given the property of display:flex to the shopping-cart-section. Now you can assign the children of Section i.e. Cart Name and Cart Price their individual Flex properties. Which are flex-grow. You can find the flex logic in the below example.

You could try this:

Well first of all, in your code the implicit mapper is missing ( as mentioned in the exception ).

So I added these below. Aside from that if you add the implicit values for your mappers, you have a type boundary issue, as the method needs the same type boundaries as your Mapper, so I also adapted this: