Tale | Interactive fiction and Mud framework | Game Engine library

I want to write a simple desktop application to track the overtime work of our employees. Whenever one of our employees needs to perform some tasks outside our normal working hours we want to track them using "Kimai Time Tracking".

The application I am programming needs to get the duration of all recorded tasks from Kimai, add them up and store them on a local SQL Server as an overtime contingent for the employee to claim later.

This is the GET request I'm mainly gonna use:

GET /api/timesheets (Returns a collection of timesheet records)

and this is an example output from the Kimai Demo (Sorry for length)

i am trying to unload Snowflake tale data into S3 bucket in parquet format. but getting below error.

I am relatively new to Ajax. I've created two

I have been using tez engine to run map reduce jobs. I have a MR job which takes ages to run, because i noticed i have over 20k files with 1 stripe each, and tez does not evenly distributes mappers based on amount of files, rather amount of stripes. And i can have a bunch of mappers with 1 file but a lot of stripes, and some mappers processing 15k files but with same amount of stripes than the other one.

As a workaround test, i used ALTER TALE table PARTITION (...) CONCATENATE in order to bring down the amount of files to process into more evenly distributed stripes per files, and now the map job runs perfectly fine.

My concern is that i didnt find in the documentation if there are any risks in running this command and losing data, since it works on the same files.

Im trying to assess if its better to use concatenate to bring down the amount of files before the MR job versus using bucketing which reads files and drops bucketed output into a separate location. Which in case of failure i dont lose source data.

Concatenate takes 1 minute per partition, versus bucketing taking more time but not risking losing source data.

My question: is there any risk of data loss when running concatenate command?

thanks!

Can't figure out how to build the struct for this nested JSON. I'm so close but missing something..

I'm trying to verify I'm loading correctly... the first two work great the nested data fails

I have the following fields in my form:

I am trying to delete rows from table where theire IDs doesnt exist in other 2 tales. on PostgreSQL :

table A :

table B :

table C :

final table A :

first row of table A should be deleted because idC = 4 doesnt exist in table C Second row of table A should be deleted because idB = 2 doesnt exist in table B Third row of table A should be kept idB = 3 exists in table B and idC = 6 exists in table C

How can I do that?

Use case- After learning that AD Passthrough is not working as expected on Synapse Serverless pool with ADLS Gen-2 ; I am trying to use traditional method of creating external tables on Serverless Pool and granting READ ONLY access to users to a set of tales and enable WRITE BACK option to another ADLS Gen-2 container using CETAS option .

Looks like I am stuck there as well - to move forward.

I have tried to explain my scenario in below image.

Now - I have 5 external tables on a database where I have a READ ONLY access to the schema's where those table exists. I wanted to create few more tables - which ideally does a JOIN between those 5 tables and aggregates the data and writes back to ADLS Gen-2 for reporting/data science purpose.

What access should I grant for WRITE back purpose ? I tried creating new schema and granting ALTER, CONTROL, SELECT access to that schema along with CREATE TABLE access at database level . I dont want to grant more access to database level - as it has data scoped credential having managed identity referenced- which will grant full access on ROC container objects.

Consider this toy mixin: