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I already read those other Django Heroku questions and I'm still having an error. I'm appreciating your help. I did local migrations already. My website is running on localhost:8000. It's working perfectly and no complaints there. My heroku website is running, but my database isn't there on my heroku server. On Heroku: https://data.heroku.com/datastores/... Health: Available 0 of 10,000 Rows In Compliance 8.1 MB Data Size 0 Table(s)

I suspect that it's a Django migrations problem, but I can't fix it. I tried the following code: heroku run python manage.py migrate. Same error as before. I tried add, commit and push for the heroku server. git add 'theblog/migrations/* git commit -am 'Heroku' git push heroku It was successful, however 'heroku run python manage.py migrate' was not sucessful. Same message as before. Possible, delete the heroku server and I could try again.

On my Heroku website:

I am the Build Master at my company and am responsible for running our code deploys. Part of this process involves monitoring the server logs to make sure that everything succeeds and comes back online. I wrote a batch script to open up the logs automatically so I didn't have to do it manually. I have written a script where I can enter the server I want to look at and it will open up all the correct logs from that server. My problem is that I would like for the script to start back over once it opens the logs, because there are many times when I need to deploy to multiple servers at once and I would prefer to not have to re-run the script, but for some reason it always closes once it opens up the logs. I will provide some of the code I am using below.

I have a simple problem - I would like one of the RESTful endpoints serve a resource DTO (auto-mapped) with its related resources as their IDs only. However there does not seem to be any way to implement it without loading the whole(and heavy) related entities. Consider following (DB first) example model:

I am attempting to make a class in JavaScript (ES5). However, when I call one method from another, I get the following error message in console:

Uncaught TypeError: root.abLog is not a function

The offending article in question (stripped down to show only the relevant parts) is as follows:

Well. There's a similar question on stackoveflow. But the accepted answer is different from my coding and my way of implementing CRUD operations. The accepted answer says implenet this code: n = db.myCollection.find({"id": { "$lt" : 12345}}).count(); Whwre 12345 is _id value(say). I want to read all the records from my mongodb collection and there's a 'Read more' button associated with each record which will retrieve other properties of that particular record. Its ablog kind of thing. First title i showed and then on click event content will be displayed. Its an angular 8 project. Here is a sample record.

I am getting an error when I am trying to run my spring app.

ERROR: org.springframework.web.context.ContextLoader - Context initialization failed "spring"

Stack trace:

Consider I have a context MyDbContext inherits DbContext of EFCore 2.0. Blogs is a DbSet and Blog is an entity model.

When I add a new Blog instance, ablog to the Blogs, which one must I use?

MyDbContext.Add(ablog); or MyDbContext.Blogs.Add(ablog);?

How about Find?

MyDbContext.Find(1); or MyDbContext.Blogs.Find(1);?

Is there any benefit to use one over the other one?