CheckTime | time left until a certain metric reach | Monitoring library

Is this possible to deploy stored procedure or user defined function together with Azure CosmosDB SQL API using bicep?

I know that is possible using directly arm template: https://github.com/Azure/azure-quickstart-templates/blob/master/quickstarts/microsoft.documentdb/cosmosdb-sql-container-sprocs/azuredeploy.json

I have not found any docs regarding doing this in biceps, but I tried doing it on my own. I tried to build bicep resource the same way like any other e.g. container, but I always have exceptions e.g:

I have a state that updates the time every second with setTimeout, but I can not clear it with ClearTimeout. When I print timerClear value, it shows me different values.

For Java 9 and on, I understand that private interface methods can be declared and implemented in the interface, then called by default interface methods (of the same interface).

But, private interface methods cannot be called by static interface methods.

Now, I also understand that private static interface methods can be declared/implemented in the interface, then called by default as well as static methods.

So it seems to me that the abilities of a private static interface method is a 'superset' of a private interface method.

If that is the case, is there any situation where using a private interface method is preferable to using a private static interface method?

For example:

hear me out. suppose a page has to be reloaded every weekday at 9:30 am. the page is opened at 9 am. so at 9:15 am the page should automatically get reloaded without any user intervention. what can be done. any help is appreciated

I want the page to load every 10 seconds only on weekdays from 9:30 to 5:30 but cant make it work . my code is:

I need a bit of help with sql query for MS Access and not sure if it is possible.

We have a database for our clock machine, MySql which I have linked to access in order to pull the clockins from the database and be able to generate a timesheet.

The relevant tables that I am Using Are:

• Table: Checkinout - Fields: ID, Checktime, Checktype (In or Out) and userid
• Table: Userinfo - Fields: userid, name, company_id and badgenumber
• Table: Company - Fields: company_id, company

I have a report form that is used to select the company, reporting period (today, yesterday, custom, etc) and from above selection a timesheet is generated for the specified company which is working nicely.

What I am struggling with is filtering out all clockout (checktype) before a specified time on start time and filtering out all clockins on last day specified. But in between the start and end date checkin and checkouts but me shown as per attached image. .

My current query that is not working that i have placed in qrycheckin:

I have a datetime column with several hours for the same date. I want to set the date, without repeating, in one column and the concatenated hours in another column.

The table structure is:

I'm building code for PowerPC with hard float and suddenly getting this issue.

I understand that this symbol belongs to gcc's soft-float library. What I don't understand is why it's trying to use that at all, despite my efforts to tell it to use hard float.

make flags:

I have a function called startTime() which gets the current time with h set to the hour and m set to minutes. The error with this code is after I exported my javaScript side function to node with the specific variables when I call back h and m their values don't get updated with the startTime function they are stuck to the values they first had when I run startTime in the javascript side. I tried to setInterval to keep on calling startTime every 500 milliseconds but that didn't fix it.function refreshStartTime() {setInterval(startTime, 500);} .I also tried debugging it with an alert on the HTML side which printed the correct/constantly updating values of h and m.```function testAlert(){alert(h + ":" + m)} .Do you have any idea why it's not updating on the node side or how to solve this issue? Thanks in advance.

JavaScript side