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I had this same problem and I got an answer here.

It's is because the line you read is always followed by a \n character. You need to remove it. Hence, just replace that last part of your code with this. .strip() will do for you. str(current_location).strip("\n")

Whenever you read a line from a text file, it adds a \n character to tell that new line started from there. You need to remove that while printing or it will mess up with your current statement

Please check the following things in this order:-

1. If the code is not erroring out then -

• a) First open the record set for the SQL you are trying to access using OpenRecordset()

• b) Verify error scenarios if there is no data on the record set IsNull()

• c) If you arrive at this third step then Check if the table have more than 1 row for the same employee code - RecordCount > 0. If the record set returns > 1 rows in this case, then pls handle the error scenario

• d) Handle each of the above steps in the code in the same order, please do not try to directly arrive at the final state since it will help you to understand the code and data flow together.

• e) If there is still some issue then try to remove the trim and try entering the correct employee code and check if that works fine in this particular scenario.

1. If it is a case code is erroring out then please fix the code and retry.
2. You have mentioned that the data is read incorrectly which seems to suggest that there is no error but the data that is being returned is incorrect. So please provide additional information as to what your input and output are so that more suggestions can be provided. But i still suggest you to handle the above approaches that are suggested.

In PowerShell, you can write to an environment variable which will be inherited by child processes, like this:

I assume you are trying to loose the additional surname if there are 2 so thats easily done in the loop.

Also merging up the parts that make up the phone number can simply be done there as well.

Use foreach() so that you can use calling by reference option (useful in your case)

Use ltirm()

Turns out I needed to remove the # from android.logcat_filters

I ended up using matplotlib library to build it up from the bottem:

The trigger is called once per the statement, which means if you are updating one row it will be called once, if you are updating 1 million rows it will be called once again.

So, now when you know triggers core behavior you should refactor these lines below:

To make this question and answer complete I'm pasting my response from JSoup's github.
NPE originates from: org.jsoup.nodes.Entities$EscapeMode.a(Entities.java:4) and here's the code