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I am having a hard time understanding why the Oracle CBO is behaving the way it does when a bind variable is part of a OR condition.

My environment

Oracle 12.2 over Red Hat Linux 7

HINT. I am just providing a simplification of the query where the problem is located

Golang isn't behaving as expected when parsing regex. I've tested my reg phrase on regextester and it seems to be working as expected. Here's my code:

I am trying to implement the RxJava event bus, where my use case is to get triggered when subscribed and when the event is sent. But with my code even when I send the event once, I am receiving multiple events. It is working fine for the first time, it is behaving weirdly from the second time I login into my application. i.e; For the first time desired code implemented once, for the second time it implemented two time and so on.

I have very weird behavior that happens in both Google Chrome and Firefox.

I have a table with a gradient background that creates zebra stripes. The cells have a white background and I use mix blend mode to hide the cells that are sticky so only one sticky cell that is visible.

The problem is that when the table cell is sticky, blend mode doesn't work properly and you see multiple cells at once. But if I put div inside the cell and make the div sticky it magically works. Any idea why?

The difference between the table is this:

I'm in need of a regular expression that acts like the following:

matches (any part of foo() in the following statement):

• foo()
• arg: foo()
• foo()
• (arg: foo()) {}

does not match:

• @foo()

I currently have the following, but it has some problems:

The top section title of DataSN enables everyone to easily make use of data of all websites on the Internet, flexibly and affordably. on this page is behaving weird in that the last line of text is overflowing out of the screen on mobile devices such as "iPhone 6/7/8" with Chrome developer tools.

Tried overflow: auto which only makes it scrollable horizontally and word-break: break-word; which breaks the last word affordably by half.

Neither of the solutions is ideal. It's weird that it behaves in this manner. Shouldn't it be auto wrapped just like how it is for the previous lines? How to make it wrap by word for the last line here?

i am trying my hand at front end development for the first time and am having a little glitch which is not behaving as i thought it would.

The website is calculating ratings for sports teams using ELO derived algos.

Problem 1 : On the EPL Game Results tab it should only have 'ternary algorithm' active on page load, and the tab should have a green underline. Currently nothing is underlined on initial load, and both tabs (ternary and MOV) appear to be active.

Problem 2 : when you click MOV algorithm, and then refresh the page, I need it to just be the MOV algorithm active and underlined. Currently, MOV stays underlined but both MOV and Ternary become active.

Here is the jsfiddle: https://jsfiddle.net/wa7gb43j/

I have a PowerShell GUI that is pulling some values from a SSRS report using an String array input. However, as this would freeze the GUI, I decided to use Start-Job to start a job that pulls the SSRS report while a ProgressBar keeps running in the GUI.

The SSRS report has only one input parameter. When I use Start-Job to Render the report using multiple values, I get the result of only the first record irrespective of the number of input values.

The same function works smoothly when called natively without Start-Job returning the records for all the input values.

This is the code:

I am comparing strings and there is the following:

Please note that the " in front of NEW are different.

Now when calling my function like this: