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QUESTION
I'm trying to handle a legacy database with doctrine. There is many fields in different tables that are codes which refer to a unique code table CHOIXCOD. This table relies on two keys. The key (CC_CODE) that corresponds to the value in the linked fields, and a type code (CC_TYPE) identifying which field the first key is targeting.
So i used Doctrine Inheritance on an abstract entity targeting this code table, and created as many children entities as there is difference types. What i understand is that Doctrine will make snippets of CHOIXCOD on the CC_TYPE field, and in each snippet, CC_CODE will be the key column.
But, when all $ccCode are differents all works fine, but, in one table having multiple references to CHOIXCOD, if two fields referencing CC_CODE have the same value, Doctrine will give them the same CC_TYPE value, resulting in targeting the wrong entity, crash, 500 error, project being late, me being fired.
So here is the mother entity.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-07 at 22:01Ok, so after struggling with that problem for a while, I understood that Doctrine stores a two dimensions array in order to request joins (1-entity joined, 2-id of entity instance). I suppose the aim is to limit the number of request done for a yet known instance.
In our case, inheritance, the first dimension of the array is named with the extended entity so as I had the same ids for the same first dimension name that was messed up from the beginning. Setting the discriminator as @Id
could have solved this problem but Doctrine does not automatically set the discriminator value in object, throwing an id missing exception.
So the solution I kept is to put an annotation on foreign key that specifies discriminator value this foreign key corresponds to. When encountered in doctrine postLoad
event, I request the database on foreign key value (the primary key corresponding being CC_CODE
) and discriminator (the value of CC_TYPE
) in annotation, and put it into an another field.
QUESTION
Here mydata
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-22 at 19:44The time_decompose()
function requires data in the form of:
A tibble or tbl_time object
(from ?time_decompose
)
Perhaps zem
is a data.frame? You can include as_tibble()
in the pipe to make sure it is a tibble ahead of time.
In addition, it expects to work on time based data:
It is designed to work with time-based data, and as such must have a column that contains date or datetime information.
I added to your test data a column with dates. Here is a working example:
QUESTION
I'm parsing a huge file, the following HTML code is only a little part. I have many times the first div. In this div I want to get differents tags in I don't care if I also get the element into the
a
.
I'm doing this but It doesn't work :
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-31 at 21:06I've find something it's not exactly what I wanted but it works :
QUESTION
I want to change the document structure and only display the definition in the definition
array that matches the idLanguage
in the document. How do I do that?
Example of a document with an definition
array of 3 elements (three different id of idLanguage
):
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Sep-18 at 12:02You can use $indexOfArray
and $arrayElemAt
to match the values. Earlier questions suggest you are using MongoDB 3.4 at least, so that should not be a problem:
QUESTION
i have this JS code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Mar-27 at 19:23Because your "data" element in your returned JSON is an array of Objects. Thus, when you assign datatest=val;
you are assigning an array of Objects to the datatest variable.
If you try alert(datatest[0]["country_label"])
I expect you to see "Austr\u00e1lie" (properly encoded, of course).
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