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kandi X-RAY | MySQLite Summary
MySQLite is an easy way to add MySQL functions to SQLite accessed through PDO. This can be useful for testing and development where an SQLite database may be more practical than a real MySQL database.
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- Get public method data .
- Registers a SQL function .
- Convert mysql date to days
- Return the minimum number of arguments passed to SQLite .
- Concatenates strings .
- Convert timestamp to unix timestamp
- Bitwise OR
- Format a number .
- Return the sqrt of a value
- Generate mysql random number
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QUESTION
I create a database for my functioning website since last year, I forgot to set the input for my model as unique. it allows multiple entry for the same record is there anyway i can change this in my route? I use python flask and mysqlite as the database
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-05 at 12:08You have two options. You can first edit the Watch database model and make certain columns unique in the database layer. This will prevent entries being added that violate this rule.
If you need to have multiple unique columns, use the UniqueConstraint feature of SQLAlchemy.
QUESTION
The product details text which is fetched from the mysqlite database is pushed off the screen. I have look at other post with similar questions but none using mysqlite (I do not think this is the problem).
The text is displayed in a fragment opened when an element is clicked in the MainActivity.
I feel I am right using LinearLayout as it is just details about a product with a hint.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-24 at 13:19your width should be match_parent . wrap_content makes your view as something which can take infinite length. change:
QUESTION
My StreamBuilder didn't refresh after changes to the stream, and also the stream does not update too, when fetching data from Firebase and store it to local SQLite database;
And here is my code for listen to data changes from Firebase and then write those new chats to local:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-04 at 17:27I just found out that the SQLite.query function cannot be fetched as a Stream, and I thought I can by using "asStream" method, but this does not do anything, it is a missed feature that SQLite package didn't implement yet, so I add the sqlbrite package that works as a wrapper of the original SQLite package, and it has some additional feature such as querying data as a Stream. ^_^
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I've been following the flask tutorial to add a database, in their example they're using mysqlite while I'm using MySQL but I figured that shouldn't make a huge difference here. https://flask.palletsprojects.com/en/1.1.x/tutorial/database/
Here's the mysql library I'm trying to use https://flask-mysql.readthedocs.io/en/stable/
However whatever I do I can't seem to get away from this assertion error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-13 at 23:55In the end I had to say screw it to the whole g thing with getting the cursor, same goes for closing the db with a teardown. In the end it works with just this in my db.py:
QUESTION
I have the sqlite .db files stored in Google Cloud Storage Bucket. These files are uploaded on daily bases. I want to stream / write specific table data within .db files to BigQuery table. I have tried to write a cloud function to connect with sqlite db and fetch the record in pandas dataframe and load to BQ table. My python program is not working since it is not able to connect to sqlite db on runtime and fetch the data from it.
My code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-18 at 14:50I believe you are not able to get a connection to the database, since you'd need to download it to the instance running your Cloud Function. Notice that in the Cloud Functions environment the /tmp folder will be the only writeable directory and that since Cloud Functions is an in-memory system the RAM assigned to your Cloud Function at the time of deployment will be used to host the .db file.
The following code snippet should work (it is based on the famous chinook SQLite sample database).
It is assumed that you have already created the table within the BigQuery dataset with the following schema:
QUESTION
This is PHP page that I created to display the data from the database:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-27 at 10:57After ALTER you create new records with INSERT. If you want pair your cities with existing records, you must identify it:
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Task: Create a background task to run when application is stopped/paused that periodically (3-7 seconds) performs HTTP requests and stores response information in mysqlite and displays local notifications when required.
I have create a background service like the following,
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-08 at 07:14I think you are using Foreground Services.
you should dispatch the service notification(foreground notification) by StartForeground method.
So try to change
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