sqlout | MySQL driver for Laravel Scout | Database library
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kandi X-RAY | sqlout Summary
Sqlout is a very simple MySQL driver for Laravel Scout. It indexes the data into a dedicated table of the MySQL database, and uses a fulltext index to search. It is meant for small-sized projects, for which bigger solutions such as ElasticSearch would be an overkill. Sqlout is compatible with Laravel 5.8+ to 8.x and Scout 7.1+ / 8.x.
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- Performs search .
- Process string .
- Write the SQLout migration file .
- Bootstrap the application .
- Get the migration contents .
- Create a new Search .
- Returns the number of documents in this set .
- Set a where clause
- Record the model .
- Get field weight .
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use Baril\Sqlout\Searchable;
class Post extends Model
{
use Searchable;
protected $weights = [
'title' => 4,
'excerpt' => 2,
];
public function toSearchableArray()
{
return [
'title' = return [
// ...
'sqlout' => [
// ...
'filters' => [ // anything callable (function name, closure...)
'strip_tags',
'html_entity_decode',
'mb_strtolower',
'strip_punctuation composer require baril/sqlout
php artisan vendor:publish
return [
// ...
'providers' => [
// ...
Laravel\Scout\ScoutServiceProvider::class,
Baril\Sqlout\SqloutServiceProvider::class,
],
];
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QUESTION
I have a simple query that pulls the IDs of all records with a certain name and status from a specific date. As far as output goes all I need is the IDs, preferably as a single line of text comma delimited. Currently I'm only able to get each record on a new line in a .txt document but that's also fine.
Here's my query that pulls the data I need (working with SAP B1 data in SSMS):
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-30 at 19:48First, let me say something about the error you're getting.
@var is a single variable with a single type of nvarchar(max). Your select statement returns a result set... rows and columns. Each element, each intersection of some row and some column in the result set, is a single value with its own datatype. Your query returns one column, but multiple rows. So you have multiple values. You can't assign multiple values to one variable, much like a single cell in excel can't also be a whole column in excel.
As far as getting data out of sql to a text file, pure TSQL-based solutions aren't really a good fit for this. You want some kind of "client application" to run the SQL and then interact with the world outside the database.
Since you said you wanted to run this on a schedule, you might want to use SQL Agent as your "client application", since it's also a scheduler.
SQL Agent has a job step type called "Operating system (CmdExec)". You can use this job step type to run sqlcmd (have a read through this) and have sqlcmd output your query results to a text file in just the way you mentioned in your question.
You could also use a SQL Server integration services package. That's a particularly good idea if you already have an integration services catalog somewhere, or if you expect to be doing more exports. Otherwise, the CmdExec solution is fine.
If you choose to use SQL Agent with a CmdExec step, you might want to set up a proxy account with limited permissions to execute the job. This should get you started.
Don't use xp_cmdshell. In fact, the usual advice is to keep it disabled entirely.
QUESTION
I am having a weird shell script issue. I am trying to run a mysql command from the shell either against a local docker instance, or via ssh against a database that is not publicly accessible. I have this:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-21 at 04:02When you run it against a remote database, you're passing that 'SELECT 1;' to ssh, which passes it to a shell as a command line argument, and that shell strips off the single quotes ('') as expected.
When you run it locally, you're merely dereferencing a variable. You're not passing it as an argument to a shell, so it gets expanded as is, meaning the argument you're passing to mysql is 'SELECT 1;', namely with the quotes.
You should use sh -c "$cmd" instead.
Demo:
QUESTION
I want to update my target Delta table in databricks when certain column values in a row matches with same column values in Source table.
The problem is when I have multiple rows in source table that matches one row in target Delta table.
This is a scenario where primary keys of two or more rows in source table matches with primary keys of one row in delta table. I have tried to replicate the scenario below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-08 at 17:27 package spark
import org.apache.spark.sql.SparkSession
object ap1 extends App {
val spark = SparkSession.builder()
.master("local")
.appName("DataFrame-example")
.getOrCreate()
import spark.implicits._
case class D(id: String, category: String, startDt: String)
val targetDF = Seq(D("5001", "N1","2019-09-30 00:00:00.000"))
.toDF()
val sourceDF = Seq(D("5001", "E1", "2019-09-30 00:00:00.000"),
D("5001","B1","2019-09-30 00:00:00.000"))
.toDF()
val res = targetDF.join(sourceDF, targetDF.col("id") === sourceDF.col("id") &&
targetDF.col("startDt") === sourceDF.col("startDt") , "left_semi")
res.show(false)
// +----+--------+-----------------------+
// |id |category|startDt |
// +----+--------+-----------------------+
// |5001|N1 |2019-09-30 00:00:00.000|
// +----+--------+-----------------------+
}
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