queryfilter | Laravel queryfilter is a simple & dynamic package | Database library

The issue is that you are passing the Builder by value, so you are creating a copy of it. The method makes changes to the copy, so the calling method never sees the changes.

You could fix it by passing a pointer (*strings.Builder), but I wouldn't pass the Builder into the second method at all. In my mind, it makes for more complicated and less reusable code. Unless this code is in some ultra-performance critical section of code the slight performance boost wouldn't be worth it.

This is how I would code it:

QueryFilter is considered a Legacy Conditional Parameter. From the previous link:

With the introduction of expression parameters (see Using Expressions in DynamoDB), several older parameters have been deprecated. New applications should not use these legacy parameters, but should use expression parameters instead.

The documentation for QueryFilter recommends using FilterExpression instead.

With FilterExpression, your query may look similar to this:

The stack trace shows that the exception is happening in DirectoryEntry.Bind, which is when it initially connects to AD. So something must be different between your computer and the server.

Is the domain accessible to the server? Any firewalls preventing access?

Is your computer joined to the domain, but the server is not? If this is the case, try using the full DNS name of the domain in the PrincipalContext constructor, if you aren't already (e.g. mydomain.com rather than just mydomain).

Are you using impersonation on the server? If so, that could be the issue. See here: https://stackoverflow.com/a/21547199/1202807

That is addressing ASP.NET (not Core), but it could be a similar issue.

At first you need KeyConditionExpression for your query and not ConditionExpression. However IN operation isn't supported in queries. Your options are:

• Do a scan
• Run multiple queries matching a single domain id
• Use OR in your expression to request more than one domains

when you have a Serializer for that Model why not simply use it

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So mapStateToProps has state as a parameter.

Usually I write it like this:

Ok, question was to conditionally hide a given field. So , first make a change in your Schema ie provide parameter select :false.

mobileNo: { type: Number, default: 0, select: false },

Then

Try $toDate operator to convert your string date to date type,

django.contrib.admin.AdminSite is a parent class of baton.autodiscover.admin(source).

You have to decorate baton.autodiscover.admin in urls.py.

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