dbops | dbops - Powershell module | Continuous Deployment library
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DBOps is a Powershell module that provides Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment capabilities for SQL database deployments. In addition to easy-to-use deployment functions, it provides tracking functionality, ensuring that each script is deployed only once and in due order. It will also grant you with ability to organize scripts into builds and deploy them in a repeatable manner on top of any previously deployed version. The deployment functionality of the module is provided by DbUp .Net library, which has proven its flexibility and reliability during deployments.
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QUESTION
I've written a Python function to retrieve baselines from a PackageGUI:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-08 at 18:16project.GetBaselines
accepts two parameters of type String, and you only passed one parameter.
See the documentation
GetBaselines (string PackageGUID, string ConnectString)
String
Notes: Returns a list (in XML format) of Baselines associated with the supplied Package GUID.
Parameters:
- PackageGUID: String - the GUID (in XML format) of the Package to get Baselines for
- ConnectString: String - not currently used
So you would need to call it like this:
QUESTION
I have a database file (not a class) that does an update operation as shown below -
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-18 at 05:41proxyquire
and sinon
packages are enough, you don't need to use aws-sdk-mock
package.
index.ts
:
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-23 at 10:07I solved the issue by editing the following file: ./htdocs/lib/dml/mysqli_native_moodle_database.php I changed this line :
QUESTION
This is what i am trying to test :
src/DBOps.py
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-31 at 15:06Figured it out as below :
QUESTION
Please consider the image of my table below, my questions concern performing an UPDATE
and SELECT
on the sensor_values
column.
sensor_values
column is an array of length 86,400 corresponding to the value of the sensor at each second of the day. I set it up as JSON
data type for now.
My Questions
How do I perform an UPDATE
on a specific index?
- i.e. Change the 5th second of the day, or index
[4]
to the value300.25
How do I SELECT
the first 300 seconds of the day? pseudocode below
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-13 at 19:22If you want to use SQL to work with individual elements of your set of sensor values, then don't store it in JSON. Store it as rows in a normal table.
QUESTION
This should work! It's simple... yet here I am. Is my syntax wrong somewhere?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-20 at 03:01First you should check type of data
QUESTION
So, in my mysql database, I have a whole table for users which contains hashed (with the PASSWORD()
mysql function) passwords. In C#, I made a program that can insert new records into the database and display existing ones.
Now I'm at the stage when I want to make a login, which checks if the entered data (username and password) equal to the ones that are in the users table. (The users table contains id, username, password columns.)
What I tried so far:
In my class that is for database operations:
(The c.conn
, c.open()
, c.close()
are just functions defined by me in a class called Connect.)
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-15 at 16:10By your code, you check each user in the database and compare it. That's not efficient.
The "SQL way" to do that is querying exactly what you need.
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