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I don't believe there's anything wrong with your macro, but with the location you want to write to:

You could use MetalLB, KubeVIP, or Keepalived-operator (with HAProxy). I played around with KubeVIP but now use MetalLB L2 in my RasberryPi based Kubernetes cluster. MetalLB BGP would be even better if you have a router that supports the protocol (such as Unifi). The following references might help further:

1. https://www.openshift.com/blog/self-hosted-load-balancer-for-openshift-an-operator-based-approach
2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9PLw1xalcYA
3. http://blog.cowger.us/2019/02/10/using-metallb-with-the-unifi-usg-for-in-home-kubernetes-loadbalancer-services.html

If I understand correctly, you want a "status update" every x useconds of process execution (rather than of wall clock time, as SIGVTALRM implies ITIMER_VIRTUAL to me).

The safest, simplest way to do this will be to accept a pending signal, instead of delivering that signal to a signal handler.

Before spawning any threads, use pthread_sigmask to SIG_BLOCK at least SIGVTALRM. All new threads will inherit that signal mask. Then, spawn your status thread, detached, which sets an intervalic virtual clock timer and loops, waiting to accept VTALRM:

You may use re.sub here:

After checking more closely the source code, I did noted certain elements:

• The EXCEPTION WHEN OTHERS THEN code block is nested inside the BEGIN-END of the IF(NVL(V_TOTALREADED,0) > 0) THEN code block, hence, if no exception is catched in the whole code the exception is raised, but not handled as intended.
• Outside of the ProcessWork procedure, the application checks if there are any data inserted in the TLOG_FILE_RETURN table - which is used for insert custom/business validations - This is made by doing a COUNT() of the records in TLOG_FILE_RETURN table. This count is made only once - previous to call ProcessWork procedure -.

I had to make the following changes:

• Move the EXCEPTION WHEN OTHERS THEN code block outside of the BEGIN-END code block (described in previous lines in this answer) - leaving the EXCEPTION WHEN OTHERS THEN at the end of the ProcessWork procedure.
• Make a second COUNT() of the records in TLOG_FILE_RETURN table - after call ProcessWork procedure.
• Remove the RETURN keyword of the the EXCEPTION WHEN OTHERS THEN code block.

With these changes, I get the desired results (save the oracle-details of the raised exception in a separated table, set an user-friendly message for return and continue with the execution of the program).

The modified code is shown below:

NOTE: This code is a simplified version of the ProcessWork procedure with the changes described in this answer.

Solved by following a suggestion on Numpy mailing list (permalink).

Python >= 3.8 will no longer use PATH for resolving dependencies of extension modules. Use os.add_dll_directory(mkl_bin_path) https://docs.python.org/3/library/os.html#os.add_dll_directory in all your scripts before importing numpy or add the call to a _distributor_init.py file in the numpy package directory.

For anyone who encounters this the solution is to enable push notifications as your preferred 2FA method here:

https://account.activedirectory.windowsazure.com/proofup.aspx?proofup=1

It appears that the Azure VPN app doesn't support 2FA codes hence the

security features that are not available on this platform

error message

I would suggest to use dataset property for each dashboard_buttons. For instance, if the first button refers to the profile container you can add a property like:

First attach the 3 databases: