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The SQL Server import facilities are very intolerant of bad data and even just formatting variations or options. In my career, I have literally spent thousands of work-hours trying to develop and debug import procedures for customers. I can tell you right now, that trying to fix this with SQL alone is both difficult and time-consuming.

When you have this problem (bad data and/or inconsistent formatting) it is almost always easier to find or develop a more flexible tool to pre-process the data into the rigid standard that SQL expects. So I would say that if Excel can parse it then just use Excel automation to pre-process them and then use SQL to import the Excel output. If that's not practical for you, then I'd advise writing your own tool in some client language (C#, Vb, Java, Python, etc.) to pre-process the files.

You can do it in SQL (and I have done it many times), but I promise you that it is a long complicated trek.

SSIS has more flexible error-handling for problems like this, but if you are not already familiar and using it, it has a very steep learning curve and your first SSIS project is likely to be very time-consuming also.

From Yarp docs:

Middleware should avoid interacting with the request or response bodies. Bodies are not buffered by default, so interacting with them can prevent them from reaching their destinations. While enabling buffering is possible, it's discouraged as it can add significant memory and latency overhead. Using a wrapped, streaming approach is recommended if the body must be examined or modified. See the ResponseCompression middleware for an example.

I'd recommend to use this library instead of a custom solution. https://microsoft.github.io/reverse-proxy/articles/getting-started.html

You can't inject your IGroupLoader dependency into your Startup.cs before the depedency injection has been setup - this is described by the error you provided.

According to this guide, you can inject a dependency in Configure once you've setup dependency injection in ConfigureServices.

i.e. you need to change:

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I believe your goal is as follows.

• You want to reduce the process cost of your script.

In this case, I would like to propose using Sheets API. I thought that when Sheets API is used for your script, the process cost will be reduced a little. When Sheets API is reflected in your script, it becomes as follows.

Before you use this script, please enable Sheets API at Advanced Google Services.

When deleting files from Godot, it will try to send them to system recycle bin.

On Windows and OSX Godot will use the system API to delete files. And Godot will not try to create a recycle bin.

On Linux (or if you build Godot for other unix or bsd based systems) when Godot does not find a recycle bin, it might attempt to create one. Where the files will end depends on the particular system/distro.

As far as I can tell, if you delete files in the web version of Godot, they are gone.

If your files are missing, and you cannot find them in any recycle bin, it is possible that recovery software (such as Piriform Recuva or EasUs data recovery) could be able to get them back.

I'll also point out that if you were using version control software (such as git or mercurial), it would allow you to revert changes.

You can pass different arguments to your function as a third argument of setTimeout.

I guess you just need to replace zip with combineLatest rxjs operator.

The difference is:

The combineLatest operator behaves similarly to zip, but while zip emits only when each Observable source has previously emitted an item, combineLatest emits an item whenever any of the source Observables emits an item

It means that your filteredTares$ observable emits value only once when you received response from TareService. After that it keeps silence even if valueChanges is emitting new values(even when you type in input)

The representations for items are recycled, and with the new index the value of remember is reset. This is expected behavior, and you should not expect this value to persist.

You don't need to keep it in the activity, you just need to move it out of the LazyColumn. For example, you can store it in a mutable state list, as shown here:

Note: Don't override R functions, like c. I renamed them for you.

You need to convert the arrays to vectors using as.vector.