cheryl | PHP web based file manager | Platform As A Service library

try to use renderer function to give it UI you want

You can run another loop to check calendar and populate dates for each student. Sample code below.

Analyzing the 'output' of console.log(rows) better, it's noticeable that it contains an array of objects. Each has its own property available, set to either true or false, which corresponds to the state of the check box (checked or not).

This said, to filter based on the checkbox selection, simply apply a filter() to rows in order to return those ones that have available property set to truth.

Answering my own question since I got this solved (Thanks Mike from sqlalchemy mailing list).

By default sqlalchemy 1.14 uses same name for both relationships so the latter overrides the previously created. Naming of those relationships can be overridden passing custom implementations of those naming methods to the automap.base.prepare. I implemented those to give unique name for each relationship. This way I don't need to even use the explicit declarative class style.

You need to parse the XML and extract the text content of the tag. That text content is essentially the content of a CSV file. According to the sample XML in your question, I'm assuming that you want to skip the first line and split each of the remaining lines into individual values. The following code demonstrates how to do this. Note that I copied the XML data from your question to a file which I named response.xml.

You could sum all the integer values for each sales line

You had to declare I, and you can use the same for each to populate the dictionary.

The second query is quite identical to the first one, excepted for one condition in the where clause. You can just use conditional aggregation:

Simple group by will do the things for you. As I understood you want count of row and latest date rep wise. Try this: