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I've learnt in this database log files are deleted daily. Is my connector trying to read an old log file, which does not exist anymore?

It is fine to delete archive logs that are no longer needed, but it's critical that you make sure that you are not deleting logs that the Oracle Connector still requires in order to perform mining. In your particular case, the connector still required thread_1_seq_53874.3204.1093111215 but the log is no longer on the file system and therefore the connector will stop with an error. This error happens with any other connector such as MySQL if you remove the binlogs before the connector is done reading them.

How can I tell my connector to check only last 12 hours, for example.

You cannot.

The way the Debezium connectors are designed is that they're meant to read all changes from the logs in chronological order to guarantee that there is no change data event loss. If a log were to be deleted that was needed and we did not throw an error, then you would have gaps where changes from the source database would not be represented as change events and so your consumers wouldn't be kept in sync.

Or should I do something in database side

Archive logs need to be retained for as long as they're needed by the connector. The latency of the Oracle connector is dependent both on the volatility of your database but also on a number of factors such as the performance of the database server hardware (disk and cpu), the size of your redo logs, etc.

Some environments may not be able to keep archive logs available in the default destination location for extended periods of time due to space constraints. This is why we introduced a way that you can set up Oracle to write archive logs to a secondary destination location that is capable of retaining the logs for a longer period of time, often via a network mount, and then you can explicitly tell the connector use that archive destination name rather than the first valid/default location of the system.

You need to create another model that can take both types of data, that is 1 List < RecognizedPartsViewModel > and 1 List < UnRecoPartsViewModel > and you would pass this model to your view and access each one of your lists using this model

Have you tried docker "networks" here? If not, then create one network and run the container in same networks.

in yaml, something like:

You have published the port(s). That means you can reach them on the host system on the published port.

By default, when you create or run a container using docker create or docker run, it does not publish any of its ports to the outside world. To make a port available to services outside of Docker, or to Docker containers which are not connected to the container’s network, use the --publish or -p flag. This creates a firewall rule which maps a container port to a port on the Docker host to the outside world.

The critical section in your config is the below. You have added a ports key to your service. This is composes way to publish ports. The left part is the port where you publish it to on the host system. The right part is where the container actually listens on.

You must define volumes at the top level like this:

You can preserve ordering by applying collect_list over the window function. In this case the window is partitioned by user and ordered by score descending.

Per today's test & observation. I found that we need to convert input audio format to AVAudioFormat(standardFormatWithSampleRate: 44100, channels: 1) with a built-in converter(AVAudioConverter). Then create the output buffer, and the music is recognized this time.

I pick 10+ music files for a test run, all of them could be detected except one. And the interesting thing is this music file could be detected by Shazam app, I have no idea what is the reason as there is no error is shown for the un-detected music song.

Anyway, now it is worked. Update code as below, it is just a combination of several functions for test purpose, you should separate them into different functions for production.

From what I can see, div.autoload_continue does not contain any link. It is like a button that, if you click it, it requests with JavaScript. You can check the endpoint of the request by viewing in Devtools > Networks.

Here is what I see: the website requests this for first load https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/lazyloadlistnew.cms?msid=3053611&curpg=1&img=1.
Then if I scroll down it requests
https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/lazyloadlistnew.cms?msid=3053611&curpg=2&img=1
When I click load more it requests
https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/lazyloadlistnew.cms?msid=3053611&curpg=3&img=0

Look at the parameter curpg, which is increasing; it indicates the page. You may just iterate numbers to change the curpg params.
img param is a toggle to display the image.
As for msid param, it's the id for article list. You can find that value from meta in head