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I was able to modify if in any column within column 1 through 9 was modified the time stamp was entered on column 10 and last modified on column 11.

I know need to get granular and timestamp when each column is first modified, while maintaining the existing timestamp setting.

I believe this is as simple as an "if" statement but I can't seem to figure it out.

Here is what I have so far. This gives me the date and time any cell, between column 1 and 9 is first modified, on that row and returns date and time on column 10, then last modified date and time on column 11 if any changes are done. Now i want to keep record of when column 1-9 are first modified as well, and enter them on the same sheet starting at column 12

I tried to reserve a static IP from Azure dashboard in multiple regions but no luck,

Here is the error

I create a project with a GridView and I had datatables library in my project. I create a page test which is in a master page, this master page already have the cdn

I forked the NLog Raygun from Mindscape to provide more settings of Raygun in NLog.

A RaygunTarget is created and needs to override Write method as follows NLog document (https://github.com/NLog/NLog/wiki/How-to-write-a-custom-target).

To send an exception to Raygun, follows the below code

I've been able to find endless amounts of tutorials on how to catch unhandled exceptions in Spring MVC or Spring REST, but what I want to know is how to catch unhandled exceptions without using the Spring Web framework at all.

I am writing an application which does not have a web component, and I am not going to import Spring Web only for exception handling.

When a @Service throws an exception that goes unhandled, I need to catch it so that I can log it properly to Raygun.

For example, consider this method in a Service that purposely throws an uncaught exception:

I'm using deployment slots in an Azure App Service and overriding several web.config values by using Application Settings in each slot.

I have a setting for Raygun, an error tracking service that is in a special section of the web.config. The Raygun key is stored in a section.

The Azure section for Application settings corresponds to key-value pairs in the section.

Connection strings correspond to named connection strings in the section.

Here is a screen shot of a web.config file that illustrates the issue I'm trying to resolve:

How can I override the RaygunSettings section in the Azure App Service Application Settings?

I've used yoman to generate an ASP.Net Core Web API application via the Visual Studio Code Editor. For reference, I followed this tutorial here

The API works fine. However, I am trying to use Entity Framework Core Migrations with SQL Server. When I type the following into the Visual Studio Code Terminal:

I am currently working on a angular 7 SPA, which is a very heavy application on the client side. There could be scenarios that front end may fail due to some data issues, or maybe due to some script failures.
Here I am looking for some recommendations for the client side error tracking. I can think of a custom framework where we get errors shipped to the backend and store. But I am looking for a standard 3rd party API which supports error handling + some miscellaneous app management features. Raygun is one of the options I came across, can you suggest me any other ones having a good experience.

Thanks in Advance.

This might sound like a very basic question but what are the different data formats that a REST API can handle?

I am aware that JSON, XML are the most common ones. I read here that it can handle plain text and HTML also.

Question is that is there any restrictions as to what REST can handle?