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QUESTION
I'm using SBCL 2.0.1.debian and Paul Graham's ANSI Common Lisp to learn Lisp.
Right in Chapter 2 though, I'm realizing that I cannot use setf like the author can! A little googling and I learn that I must use defvar or defparameter to 'introduce' my globals before I can set them with setq!
Is there any way to avoid having to introduce globals via the defvar or defparameter, either from inside SBCL or from outside via switches? Do other Lisp's too mandate this?
I understand their value-add in large codebases but right now I'm just learning by writing smallish programs, and so am finding them cumbersome. I'm used to using globals in other languages, so don't necessarily mind global- / local-variable bugs.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-11 at 11:29If you are writing programs, in the sense of things which have some persistent existence in files, then use the def* forms. Top-level setf / setq of an undefined variable has undefined semantics in CL and, even worse, has differing semantics across implementations. Typing defvar, defparameter or defconstant is not much harder than typing setf or setq and means your programs will have defined semantics, which is usually considered a good thing. So no, for programs there is no way to avoid using the def* forms, or some equivalent thereof.
If you are simply typing things at a REPL / listener to play with things, then I think just using setf at top-level is fine (no-one uses environments where things typed at the REPL are really persistent any more I think).
You say you are used to using globals in other languages. Depending on what those other languages are this quite probably means you're not used to CL's semantics for bindings defined with def* forms, which are not only global, but globally special, or globally dynamic. I don't know which other languages even have CL's special / lexical distinction, but I suspect that not that many do. For instance consider this Python (3) program:
QUESTION
Whenever I fetch data from any server to display it in ag-grid, ag-grid does not maintain the column order for the column that uses valueGetter to choose the value and puts that column automatically at the end.
The problem is replicated in the following code sandbox link: https://codesandbox.io/s/ag-grid-column-ordering-bug-bz055 as a minimum reproducible example
The data received from the server is in the following format
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-11 at 14:48Since the column does not have a field supplied, I'd recommend either supplying a field or colID to the column. This would be the simplest approach without having to use any API calls to move the column:
QUESTION
I often have to check Word documents with multiple rounds of editing. To make things easier, I would like to be able to run a macro that prompts me to input a date and then any tracking before this date would be hidden, leaving only track changes made on or after the inputted date. Ideally, hitting the macro again would toggle the hidden track changes back to being shown.
I don't have an in-progress code as such, but do have two separate macros, each doing related things. The first is a simple toggle to hide and show insertions and deletions:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-08 at 02:37Your two macros cannot be combined to do as you want. The:
first simply toggles the track-changes view on/off for all tracked changes.
second simply accepts all changes before a specified date, meaning they no longer exist in the document and, unless all the 'accepts' are undone or discarded (by not saving the document), provides no means of 'unhiding' those changes.
Word has no capacity to display some tracked changes and hide others based on the date.
The kludgy workaround I had in mind is equivalent to what the second macro does - without saving the modified document.
Do note that, even without using Track Changes, Word allows you to use its document comparison feature to compare two versions of the same document (e.g. the current version and a version in your backups). You could do the same thing by saving daily/weekly versions of the documents (different filenames, of course), to compare any two versions against each other.
QUESTION
`CREATE TABLE PERSON
(
Person_id NUMBER(3) PRIMARY KEY,
Surname VARCHAR2(20),
First_name VARCHAR2(20),
Sex CHAR(1),
Birth_date DATE,
Street VARCHAR2(40),
Town CHAR(20),
Postcode NUMBER(4),
Next_of_kin NUMBER(3)
);
CREATE TABLE STAFF
(
Person_id NUMBER(3) PRIMARY KEY,
Start_date DATE,
Staff_type VARCHAR2(15),
Charges NUMBER(10,2),
Resign_date DATE,
FOREIGN KEY (Person_id) references PERSON(Person_id)
);
CREATE TABLE WARD (
Ward_code CHAR(3) PRIMARY KEY,
Ward_name VARCHAR2(20),
Bed_count NUMBER(4),
Opened_date DATE,
Last_painted_date DATE,
Daily_charge NUMBER(10,2)
);
CREATE TABLE OPERATION_TYPE (
Op_code CHAR(3) PRIMARY KEY,
Operation_name VARCHAR2(50),
Theatre_fee NUMBER(10,2),
Days_in NUMBER(5)
);
CREATE TABLE ADMISSION (
Admission_id NUMBER(3) PRIMARY KEY,
Patient_id NUMBER(3),
Admission_date DATE NOT NULL,
Expected_op CHAR(3),
Admitted_by NUMBER(3),
Ward_code CHAR(3),
Discharge_date DATE,
FOREIGN KEY (Patient_id) references PERSON(Person_id),
FOREIGN KEY (Expected_op) references OPERATION_TYPE(Op_code),
FOREIGN KEY (Admitted_by) references PERSON(Person_id),
FOREIGN KEY (Ward_code) references WARD(Ward_code)
);
CREATE TABLE OPERATION (
Operation_id NUMBER(3) PRIMARY KEY,
Actual_op CHAR(3),
Admission_id NUMBER(3),
Op_date DATE,
Surgeon NUMBER(3),
Anaesthetist NUMBER(3),
FOREIGN KEY (Surgeon) references PERSON(Person_id),
FOREIGN KEY (Anaesthetist) references PERSON(Person_id),
FOREIGN KEY (Actual_op) references OPERATION_TYPE(Op_code),
FOREIGN KEY (Admission_id) references ADMISSION(Admission_id)
);
CREATE TABLE OBSERVATION(
Admission_id NUMBER(3),
Observ_date DATE,
Observ_time NUMBER(4),
Observ_type CHAR(10),
Observ_value NUMBER(4),
Staff_id NUMBER(3),
PRIMARY KEY (Admission_id,Observ_date,Observ_time,Observ_type),
FOREIGN KEY (Admission_id) references ADMISSION(Admission_id),
FOREIGN KEY (Staff_id) references STAFF(Person_id)
);
REM***********************
REM PERSON TABLE
REM***********************
INSERT INTO PERSON VALUES (101,'Black','Barry','M','31/12/1959','11 High St.','Cooma',2630,102);
INSERT INTO PERSON VALUES (102,'Black','Mary','F','11/04/1965','11 High St.','Cooma',2630,NULL);
INSERT INTO PERSON VALUES (103,'Strathclyde','Albert','M','15/5/1955','3 The Mews','Hawthorne',3171,104);
INSERT INTO PERSON VALUES (104,'Strathclyde','Alice','F','17/7/1955','3 The Mews','Hawthorne',3171,103);
INSERT INTO PERSON VALUES (105,'Green','Gill','F','16/6/1966','124 Main St.','Young',2594,106);
INSERT INTO PERSON VALUES (106,'Green','Graham','M','24/4/1967','124 Main St.','Young',2594,105);
INSERT INTO PERSON VALUES (107,'Gray','Lesley','F','12/9/1972','130 Main St.','Young',2594,109);
INSERT INTO PERSON VALUES (109,'Gray','John','M','14/4/1972','130 Main St.','Young',2594,107);
INSERT INTO PERSON VALUES (110,'Samuelson','Thomas','M','1/1/1964','17 The Mews','Hawthorne',3171,NULL);
INSERT INTO PERSON VALUES (111,'Abrahams','Mary','F','15/5/1967','2177A The Esplanade','Ivanhoe',3878,NULL);
INSERT INTO PERSON VALUES (112,'Aumann','Monica','F','25/5/1955','29 The Esplanade','Ivanhoe',3878,NULL);
INSERT INTO PERSON VALUES (113,'Brown','Melissa','F','8/8/1984','11 East St.','Cooma',2630,NULL);
INSERT INTO PERSON VALUES (114,'Napier','Mary','F','1/1/1971','163 New Rd.','Henty',2658,NULL);
INSERT INTO PERSON VALUES (115,'Nelson','Nigel','M','2/2/1972','165 Young Rd.','Temora',2666,NULL);
INSERT INTO PERSON VALUES (116,'Newman','Olive','F','3/3/1973','21 Olympic Way','Henty',2658,NULL);
INSERT INTO PERSON VALUES (117,'Gray','Lesley','M','31/12/1989','130 Andres St.','Young',2594,105);
INSERT INTO PERSON VALUES (118,'Hon','Tasuku','M','13/3/1953','21 Silcon Height','Henty',2658,NULL);
INSERT INTO PERSON VALUES (119,'Livingstone','Frank','M','3/3/2003','21 Sun Height','Henty',2658,122);
INSERT INTO PERSON VALUES (120,'Giggle','Frank','M','23/3/1975','21 Albrige Close','Cooma',2630,121);
INSERT INTO PERSON VALUES (121,'Giggle','Felicia','F','3/3/1980','21 Albrige Close','Cooma',2630,120);
INSERT INTO PERSON VALUES (122,'Black','Frank Jr','M','13/3/2011','21 Stun Height','Henty',2658,123);
INSERT INTO PERSON VALUES (123,'Black','Frances','F','12/12/2005','21 Stun Height','Henty',2658,122);
INSERT INTO PERSON VALUES (124,'Smith','Buddy','M','11/12/1979','101 High St.','Cooma',2630,NULL);
INSERT INTO PERSON VALUES (125,'Smith','Maxime','F','31/12/1979','101 High St.','Cooma',2630,124);
INSERT INTO PERSON VALUES (126,'Smith','Issac','M','1/12/2007','101 High St.','Cooma',2630,124);
INSERT INTO PERSON VALUES (127,'Smith','Ronny','M','3/12/2009','101 High St.','Cooma',2630,124);
INSERT INTO PERSON VALUES (128,'Giggle','Fanny','F','3/12/2007','121 Close Rose','Hillo',2330,120);
INSERT INTO PERSON VALUES (129,'Murad','Nadia','F','3/3/2000','121 Close Rose', 'Hillo',2330,130);
INSERT INTO PERSON VALUES (130,'Murad','Tange','M','3/3/1999','7711 Albrige Close','Cooma',2630,NULL);
INSERT INTO PERSON VALUES (131,'Rome','Paula','F','23/9/1965','21 Height Close','Cooma',2630,132);
INSERT INTO PERSON VALUES (132,'Rome','Paul','M','13/3/1966','21 Height Close','Cooma',2630,NULL);
INSERT INTO PERSON VALUES (133,'Rome','Fay','M','3/3/2017','21 Height Close','Cooma',2630,132);
INSERT INTO PERSON VALUES (134,'Murad','Michelle','F','3/3/2001','1 Height Close','Cooma',2630,NULL);
INSERT INTO PERSON VALUES (135,'Trump','Donald','M','13/3/1956','222 White House Avenue','Cooma',2630,NULL);
INSERT INTO PERSON VALUES (136,'Trump','Melania','F','3/3/1992','222 White House Avenue','Cooma',2630,135);
INSERT INTO PERSON VALUES (137,'Trump','Baron','M','3/6/2005','222 White House Avenue','Cooma',2630,135);
INSERT INTO PERSON VALUES (138,'Johnson','Boris','M','23/9/1965','10 Downing Street','Wagga Wagga',2999,NULL);
INSERT INTO PERSON VALUES (139,'Cordeiro','Wayne','M','3/3/1965','777 Hawaii Close Rose', 'Hillo',7770, NULL);
INSERT INTO PERSON VALUES (140,'Cordeiro','Anne','F','23/4/1968','777 Hawaii Close Rose', 'Hillo',7770, 139);
INSERT INTO PERSON VALUES (141,'Thatcher','Margaret','F','21/1/1955','120 Main Sq.','Wagga Wagga',2999,142);
INSERT INTO PERSON VALUES (142,'Thatcher','Denis','M','23/9/1955','120 Main Sq.','Wagga Wagga',2999,NULL);
INSERT INTO PERSON VALUES (143,'Thatcher','Carols','F','1/9/1985','120 Main Sq.','Wagga Wagga',2999,142);
INSERT INTO PERSON VALUES (144,'Nelson','Nigel','M','22/2/1992','15 Young Rd.','Temora',2666,NULL);
INSERT INTO PERSON VALUES (145,'Neon','Gela','F','2/2/1972','1465 Main Rd.','Temora',2666,NULL);
INSERT INTO PERSON VALUES (146,'Twain','Shane','F','21/1/1995','A-129 Main Rose Sq.','Wagga Wagga',2650,147);
INSERT INTO PERSON VALUES (147,'Twain','Dens','M','23/9/1985','A-129 Main Rose Sq.','Wagga Wagga',2650,NULL);
INSERT INTO PERSON VALUES (148,'Trump','Ivanka','F','5/3/1985','222 White House Avenue','Cooma',2630,135);
INSERT INTO PERSON VALUES (149,'Trump','Eric','M','3/12/1975','222 White House Avenue','Cooma',2630,135);
INSERT INTO PERSON VALUES (150,'Gates','Bill','M','5/3/1975','2 Rosey Lane','Cooma',2630,NULL);
INSERT INTO PERSON VALUES (151,'Bucket','Eric','M','3/1/1985','11 Oserey Avenue','Cooma',2630,NULL);
REM*******************************************************
REM STAFF TABLE
REM nursing services will not be charged to the patients
REM*******************************************************
INSERT INTO STAFF VALUES (103,'1/1/2009','Surgeon',4525,NULL);
INSERT INTO STAFF VALUES (110,'5/5/2009','Surgeon',5600,NULL);
INSERT INTO STAFF VALUES (118,'1/5/2016','Surgeon',7890,NULL);
INSERT INTO STAFF VALUES (111,'1/1/2009','Anaesthetist',5900,NULL);
INSERT INTO STAFF VALUES (112,'3/3/2009','Anaesthetist',4788,NULL);
INSERT INTO STAFF VALUES (114,'1/1/2009','Senior Nurse',NULL,NULL);
INSERT INTO STAFF VALUES (115,'2/2/2016','Nurse',NULL,NULL);
INSERT INTO STAFF VALUES (116,'3/3/2014','Nurse',NULL,NULL);
INSERT INTO STAFF VALUES (125,'23/3/2014','Nurse',NULL,NULL);
INSERT INTO STAFF VALUES (135,'1/1/2019','Senior Nurse',NULL,NULL);
INSERT INTO STAFF VALUES (136,'2/2/2016','Nurse',NULL,NULL);
INSERT INTO STAFF VALUES (138,'23/3/2019','Nurse',NULL,NULL);
INSERT INTO STAFF VALUES (139,'23/3/2020','Senior Nurse',NULL,NULL);
INSERT INTO STAFF VALUES (150,'1/11/2019','Anaesthetist',6900,NULL);
INSERT INTO STAFF VALUES (151,'31/1/2019','Anaesthetist',5900,NULL);
REM***********************
REM WARD TABLE
REM***********************
INSERT INTO WARD VALUES ('C','Covid Bay',90,'31/12/2019',NULL,150.00);
INSERT INTO WARD VALUES ('A','Abraham',80,'1/12/2015','12/05/2011',350.00);
INSERT INTO WARD VALUES ('N','Nightingale',50,'1/12/2017','12/05/2012',450.00);
INSERT INTO WARD VALUES ('F','Flemming',75,'15/11/2009',NULL,230.00);
INSERT INTO WARD VALUES ('L','Lister',80,'1/1/2009','20/12/2013',200.00);
INSERT INTO WARD VALUES ('P','Pasteur',60,'1/12/2009','12/12/2011',250.00);
REM***********************
REM OPERATION_TYPE TABLE
REM***********************
INSERT INTO OPERATION_TYPE VALUES ('LO','Lobotomy',700.00,10);
INSERT INTO OPERATION_TYPE VALUES ('CS','Caesarean',5700.00,3);
INSERT INTO OPERATION_TYPE VALUES ('CT','Cataract',670.00,1);
INSERT INTO OPERATION_TYPE VALUES ('AP','Appendicectomy',500.00,5);
INSERT INTO OPERATION_TYPE VALUES ('HB','Heart Bypass',2000.00,14);
INSERT INTO OPERATION_TYPE VALUES ('HT','Heart Transplant',5000.00,30);
INSERT INTO OPERATION_TYPE VALUES ('HY','Hysterectomy',800.00,7);
INSERT INTO OPERATION_TYPE VALUES ('LA','Leg Amputation',1500.00,10);
INSERT INTO OPERATION_TYPE VALUES ('TS','Tonsillectomy',700.00,7);
INSERT INTO OPERATION_TYPE VALUES ('LP','Laparoscopy',500.00,1);
INSERT INTO OPERATION_TYPE VALUES ('AR','Arthroscopy ',700.00,17);
REM***********************
REM ADMISSION TABLE
REM***********************
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (205,101,'2/2/2011','HB',114,'P','21/2/2011');
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (275,101,'1/9/2010','HY',115,'L','1/11/2010');
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (286,101,'3/5/2016','AR',116,'A','3/7/2016');
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (303,101,'3/4/2018','LA',125,'F', '13/5/2018');
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (298,103,'23/1/2016','TS',114,'L','24/04/2016');
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (299,103,'23/3/2018','AP',114,'L','23/4/2018');
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (305,103,'23/4/2018','HT',125,'F','29/5/2018');
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (321,103,'13/8/2018','AR',125,'F', '23/10/2018');
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (283,105,'3/12/2015','AR',116,'A','5/12/2015');
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (278,105,'1/1/2011','HB',115,'P','30/1/2011');
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (307,105,'3/4/2018','TS',125,'F', '13/5/2018');
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (276,106,'24/8/2010','LA',114,'P','15/9/2010');
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (287,106,'3/5/2016','TS',114,'A','3/6/2016');
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (274,109,'1/9/2019','AP',114,'P','9/9/2019');
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (288,109,'23/5/2016','LO',114,'F','3/07/2016');
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (301,112,'13/4/2018','AP',125,'F','16/4/2018');
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (304,112,'23/4/2019','LO',114,'L','23/5/2019');
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (279,113,'3/9/2010','TS',115,'F','10/9/2010');
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (284,113,'3/12/2015','HY',116,'A','03/01/2016');
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (285,113,'3/5/2016','HT',116,'A','3/6/2016');
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (300,113,'23/4/2018','AR',114,'L','25/6/2018');
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (306,113,'13/8/2018','AP',125,'L', '13/9/2018');
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (277,114,'20/9/2010','AP',115,'P','30/9/2010');
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (289,115,'11/4/2016','LO',114,'L','3/6/2016');
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (290,115,'5/7/2016','TS',114,'L','3/09/2016');
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (308,115,'23/3/2018','AR',114,'L','25/3/2018');
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (280,117,'13/9/2010','AP',115,'F','25/9/2010');
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (281,117,'3/9/2014','HB',116,'A','21/9/2014');
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (282,117,'3/12/2015','LA',116,'A','14/12/2015');
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (309,126,'23/3/2018','TS',125,'L', '13/5/2018');
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (310,127,'13/5/2018','AP',125,'L', '28/5/2018');
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (311,124,'3/5/2018','LO',125,'A', '23/5/2018');
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (312,127,'21/6/2019','LO',125,'L','22/8/2019');
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (313,124,'22/6/2019','AP',125,'A','22/7/2019');
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (314,109,'21/6/2019','LO',125,'L','22/7/2019');
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (315,126,'12/6/2019','AP',125,'A','22/9/2019');
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (316,114,'22/7/2019','HB',125,'A','12/12/2019');
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (318,128,'3/5/2019','LA',116,'A','4/6/2019');
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (319,129,'23/3/2019','TS',125,'L', '13/4/2019');
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (320,130,'3/5/2019','LA',116,'F','4/6/2019');
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (328,119,'3/3/2019','TS',115,'N', '3/4/2019');
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (322,132,'3/5/2019','LA',116,'A','4/6/2019');
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (323,133,'23/3/2019','TS',125,'L', '13/4/2019');
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (324,131,'3/5/2018','LA',116,'F','4/5/2018');
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (325,118,'3/6/2019','TS',115,'P', '3/7/2019');
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (326,102,'3/5/2018','LA',116,'F','4/5/2018');
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (327,104,'3/6/2019','TS',115,'P', '3/7/2019');
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (339,107,'3/6/2019','TS',115,'P', '3/7/2019');
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (329,110,'3/6/2019','TS',115,'P', '3/7/2019');
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (330,111,'3/6/2019','TS',115,'P', '3/7/2019');
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (331,116,'3/6/2019','TS',115,'P', '3/7/2019');
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (332,121,'21/6/2019','TS',125,'L','22/7/2019');
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (333,123,'22/7/2019','AP',125,'A','22/9/2019');
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (334,134,'21/8/2019','AP',115,'L','22/12/2019');
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (335,128,'12/8/2020','AP',115,'A',NULL);
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (336,125,'22/7/2020','HB',115,'A',NULL);
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (337,120,'21/8/2020','AP',116,'L',NULL);
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (338,130,'22/7/2020','AP',125,'N',NULL);
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (340,131,'22/8/2020','AP',125,'N',NULL);
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (341,122,'22/8/2020','AP',125,'N',NULL);
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (490,139,'11/8/2020','AP',125,'F',NULL);
INSERT INTO ADMISSION VALUES (491,140,'7/9/2020','AP',138,'F',NULL);
REM***********************
REM OPERATION TABLE
REM***********************
INSERT INTO OPERATION VALUES (317,'HB',205,'4/2/2011',110,111);
INSERT INTO OPERATION VALUES (355,'LA',276,'25/8/2010',103,111);
INSERT INTO OPERATION VALUES (363,'AP',276,'3/9/2010',103,111);
INSERT INTO OPERATION VALUES (360,'AP',277,'22/9/2010',103,111);
INSERT INTO OPERATION VALUES (361,'AP',274,'2/9/2010',103,111);
INSERT INTO OPERATION VALUES (362,'HT',275,'3/9/2010',110,112);
INSERT INTO OPERATION VALUES (364,'AP',279,'3/9/2010',103,111);
INSERT INTO OPERATION VALUES (365,'AP',280,'6/9/2010',103,111);
INSERT INTO OPERATION VALUES (366,'HB',281,'6/9/2014',103,111);
INSERT INTO OPERATION VALUES (367,'HY',284,'6/12/2015',103,111);
INSERT INTO OPERATION VALUES (368,'LO',285,'6/5/2016',118,112);
INSERT INTO OPERATION VALUES (369,'AP',286,'6/5/2016',118,112);
INSERT INTO OPERATION VALUES (370,'TS',287,'7/5/2016',118,112);
INSERT INTO OPERATION VALUES (371,'LA',288,'26/5/2016',110,111);
INSERT INTO OPERATION VALUES (372,'LO',289,'16/4/2016',110,111);
INSERT INTO OPERATION VALUES (373,'TS',290,'6/5/2016',110,111);
INSERT INTO OPERATION VALUES (381,'TS',298,'26/2/2016',110,111);
INSERT INTO OPERATION VALUES (382,'AP',299,'26/3/2018',110,111);
INSERT INTO OPERATION VALUES (383,'TS',300,'26/5/2018',110,111);
INSERT INTO OPERATION VALUES (384,'TS',309,'16/4/2018',110,111);
INSERT INTO OPERATION VALUES (385,'LO',309,'26/3/2018',110,111);
INSERT INTO OPERATION VALUES (386,'AP',310,'18/5/2018',110,111);
INSERT INTO OPERATION VALUES (387,'AP',311,'4/5/2018',110,111);
INSERT INTO OPERATION VALUES (388,'LO',311,'11/5/2018',110,111);
INSERT INTO OPERATION VALUES (389,'AP',315,'13/6/2019',118,111);
INSERT INTO OPERATION VALUES (390,'HB',316,'23/7/2019',118,111);
INSERT INTO OPERATION VALUES (391,'LO',312,'22/6/2019',118,111);
INSERT INTO OPERATION VALUES (392,'HT',341,'28/8/2019',118,112);
INSERT INTO OPERATION VALUES (393,'HT',340,'27/8/2019',118,112);
INSERT INTO OPERATION VALUES (394,'LO',491,'26/4/2020',103,112);
REM***********************
REM OBSERVATION TABLE
REM***********************
INSERT INTO OBSERVATION VALUES (205,'2/2/2011',1500,'Temp',38,114);
INSERT INTO OBSERVATION VALUES (274,'4/9/2010',0601,'Temp',39,116);
INSERT INTO OBSERVATION VALUES (275,'1/9/2010',1400,'Pulse',64,115);
INSERT INTO OBSERVATION VALUES (275,'1/9/2010',1400,'Temp',38,115);
INSERT INTO OBSERVATION VALUES (275,'3/9/2010',1800,'Temp',40,116);
INSERT INTO OBSERVATION VALUES (275,'3/9/2010',2200,'Temp',40,116);
INSERT INTO OBSERVATION VALUES (275,'4/9/2010',0610,'Pulse',82,116);
INSERT INTO OBSERVATION VALUES (275,'4/9/2010',0610,'Temp',38,116);
INSERT INTO OBSERVATION VALUES (277,'24/9/2010',0600,'Temp',39,115);
INSERT INTO OBSERVATION VALUES (284,'5/12/2015',0600,'Temp',39,115);
INSERT INTO OBSERVATION VALUES (284,'5/12/2015',0600,'Pulse',89,115);
INSERT INTO OBSERVATION VALUES (284,'6/12/2015',0600,'Temp',37,115);
INSERT INTO OBSERVATION VALUES (284,'6/12/2015',0600,'Pulse',87,115);
INSERT INTO OBSERVATION VALUES (285,'7/5/2016',0600,'Temp',38,115);
INSERT INTO OBSERVATION VALUES (285,'8/5/2016',0600,'Temp',38,115);
INSERT INTO OBSERVATION VALUES (285,'8/5/2016',0600,'Pulse',82,115);
INSERT INTO OBSERVATION VALUES (285,'9/5/2016',0600,'Temp',37,115);
INSERT INTO OBSERVATION VALUES (286,'7/5/2016',0600,'Temp',39,125);
INSERT INTO OBSERVATION VALUES (286,'8/5/2016',0600,'Temp',33,125);
INSERT INTO OBSERVATION VALUES (286,'8/5/2016',0600,'Pulse',86,125);
INSERT INTO OBSERVATION VALUES (286,'9/5/2016',0600,'Temp',36,125);
INSERT INTO OBSERVATION VALUES (287,'7/5/2016',0600,'Temp',35,115);
INSERT INTO OBSERVATION VALUES (287,'8/5/2016',0600,'Temp',37,115);
INSERT INTO OBSERVATION VALUES (287,'8/5/2016',0600,'Pulse',82,125);
INSERT INTO OBSERVATION VALUES (287,'9/5/2016',0600,'Temp',37,125);
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ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-03 at 16:53I'm assuming you don't really need a cross join of 'person' with 'person'. So I'm dropping that logic from the sources.
I don't have and Oracle instance to work with, but I believe the code below, which uses a case statement to achieve your conditional need, should work for you:
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-02 at 18:51You can add a style class for this input
QUESTION
I am looking to transpose a table dynamically to be populated column-wise, rather than row-wise. My table headers must go column-wise first, and my subsequent data must populate it in that orientation.
I have created an example for simplicity.
My current table is as follows:
however, I would like it to look like:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-25 at 01:51For a generic transpose, you could do something like:
XSLT 1.0
QUESTION
I want to extract productId value(186852001461) from the given script or wherever id present on the website using beautiful soup.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-19 at 07:22You need to use .string and then a regex so you can dump the value to json.loads().
Here's how:
QUESTION
Having problem here to understand the benefits of Vuex-ORM in my special case.
I have a rest API and most of the time i manage to handle my data with a multiple api calls to display the result.
For example:
Having a call for fetchUsers() and a call for fetchPosts, posts are made by the users and are related within as a userId prop.
UsersData
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-16 at 23:45What you're seeing in vue-devtools is expected.
Relationships are not inserted into the store, they are inserted into their respective "tables" and assigned foreign keys to create a reference to that relationship.
When you query your entities to include relations i.e. User.query().with('posts').get() you'll notice that posts will be populated. The relationship fields in the store however will always show as empty array's (for many relations) or null (for single relations) since this is simply the schema for the entity.
QUESTION
I have javascript to fetch json information. I will be storing this json file locally (I downloaded an example file and added birthdate object for my use example from https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/users)
I am trying to parse the returned JSON information and post the contents into 2 seperate div's. I have a json object named "birthdate". In my script, I have a var set to call today's date named "today". It prints the date as "05-12" in console, and that is how I have the "birthdate" formatted in JSON as well. I don't need the year or time.
What I would like is to have the script compare "today" with the json object "birthdate". If today = birthdate, then I would like to have that entry information displayed in the user-list-today div to appear under the Birthday Today section of the page.
If today does not equal birthdate, I would like to have all other entries displayed in the user-list-future div to appear under the Birthday Future section of the page.
Nothing should be posted in both areas, only one or the other.
Any help that anyone could provide would be greatly appreciated. I will include all of my code below. The snippet may give error because I have local path to JSON file instead of online version.
Here is my codepen of it codepen doesnt have the birthday JSON object https://codepen.io/abc-123-webguy/pen/poegaLq
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-12 at 21:47This is because you are appending the same node to two different divs. If you look at the documentation to appendChild here, you can see this:
QUESTION
Why do these two URL formats return different datatypes, when they all pull data from the same API?
This returns a nested dictionary, which is the correct type:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-12 at 11:57This has nothing to do with Python or requests.get and little to do with URL formats. It's the service that decides how to parse that URL and how to map its elements.
In the first case
https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/users/1is treated as a single resource identifier (which it is) so the service returns a single object serialized as JSON. In JavaScript objects are dictionaries. What you posted is a single object, not nested dictionariesIn the second case,
https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/users?id=1it treats the URL as a query on theUsersresource with a filterid=1so it returns an array of objects, even though there's only a single matching object.
JSONPlaceholder's docs explain that this syntax is used for filtering:
Filtering resources
Basic filtering is supported through query parameters.
Another service could decide that since id is a key, it should return a single object instead of an array. Or it could use a different query string, using eg filter to explicitly specify filter parameters
There's no standard for either case. While it's a common convention especially in REST-like APIs to include an object's ID in the URL path, there's no single standard or even convention for queries. Each service uses its own format.
GraphQL (from Facebook) and OData (from Microsoft) are two common query and manipulation protocols. They're a lot more complex than the very simple filtering used by JSONPlaceholder though
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