lhm | Online MySQL schema migrations | Application Framework library
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Rails style database migrations are a useful way to evolve your data schema in an agile manner. Most Rails projects start like this, and at first, making changes is fast and easy. That is until your tables grow to millions of records. At this point, the locking nature of ALTER TABLE may take your site down for an hour or more while critical tables are migrated. In order to avoid this, developers begin to design around the problem by introducing join tables or moving the data into another layer. Development gets less and less agile as tables grow and grow. To make the problem worse, adding or changing indices to optimize data access becomes just as difficult. Side effects may include black holes and universe implosion. There are few things that can be done at the server or engine level. It is possible to change default values in an ALTER TABLE without locking the table. The InnoDB Plugin provides facilities for online index creation, which is great if you are using this engine, but only solves half the problem. At SoundCloud we started having migration pains quite a while ago, and after looking around for third party solutions, we decided to create our own. We called it Large Hadron Migrator, and it is a gem for online ActiveRecord migrations.
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QUESTION
I have 3 views:
- a
UIImageView
(blank, no image set) - a
UITextView
withisScrollEnabled
set to false - a
UIView
container (gray background) that contains theUIImageView
andUITextView
I'm trying to get the container to resize based on the UITextView
's contents. It works well — but as soon as I set an image, the container seems to resize based on the UIImageView
.
I do want the UIImageView
to grow and fill the container view's height, though. I just don't want it to stretch the container view. That's the UITextView
's job. Here's what my constraints look like:
And the storyboard code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-24 at 04:34You should set the vertical content compression resistance priority of the image view to be lower than the vertical content hugging priority of the text view. For example, I've set the former to "low" and the latter to "high", and it works.
Image view:
Text View:
QUESTION
Given a string, find the first non-repeating character in it and return its index. If it doesn't exist, return -1
.
Examples:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-27 at 10:35HashSet
The set is only used to avoid computing again a character that's already been seen. The set doesn't need to respect insertion order, as its goal is just check if an element exists. For that, HashSet
is a proper option.
StringUtils
has some good utils indeed, one of them is counting the occurrences of a single char/string within the source string.
As you want the first character which is unique, if the element didn't exist in the set
and countMatches
returns 1, you got your result.
If no uniques are found, return -1
(for example) as representation that no uniques were found in the string.
QUESTION
Info: I am using AWS RDS Mysql 5.6.34 (500GB) instance (Without replica, just the master)
Note: Binlog is enabled & set to Row
Target: Modify a column field_1
from enum to tinyint
Extra info: I am using Rails application. So everytime I wanted to add a value to the enum, I need to write a migration. So converting the enum field to tinyint so I can add or delete a enum value without writing a migration using Active Enum
Other info: I also tried LHM but the RDS instance went out of memory at 93%
Database info before running gh-ost:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-02 at 06:50I created the mysql DB from a backup of production db.
Production had innodb_file_format
parameter as Barracuda
The new environment had innodb_file_format
parameter as Antelope
The ROW_FORMAT
for the table in production was COMPRESSED
Unfortunately Antelope
db doesn't support ROW_FORMAT
as COMPRESSED
If I had looked more into the details of information_schema, I could have resolved it eatlier!
QUESTION
Im trying to compile the posest C++ library
posest : A C/C++ Library for Robust 6DoF Pose Estimation from 3D-2D Correspondences
with make. But when run the make
I got the following error
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-22 at 16:11I had to download the tar file from the website. It is malformed and won't work.
QUESTION
I am trying to implement my own LinkedHashMap using chaining strategy for deal with collisions. Below code snippet shows what I have tried so far.
CustomLinkedHashMap
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-17 at 13:50Your equals
for CustomLinkedHashMap
is way too complicated. All you really need is to check the entries (and their ordering):
QUESTION
For educational purposes I used https://godbolt.org/z/7F-Lhm to translate
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-28 at 15:27and not just with lbu a0, a0(a1)?
RISC V (and MIPS) do not have a base register + base register addressing mode — they both have only one and that is base register + immediate.
So the register + register operation required for A+i has to be done with a separate add instruction.
instead of just lbu a0, 0(i)?
There is not enough room in the 32-bit instruction to hold the address of a global, so multiple instructions are used.
You have declared the variables as globals, therefore some of this code is about accessing the globals.
QUESTION
I have Map with abbreviation as a key and time(duration) as a value
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-21 at 20:15To sort a map, try the following. Be very sure to use a LinkedHashMap
because it doesn't remain sorted otherwise. You can replace Map.Entry.comparingByValue()
with a Comparator
of your choice.
QUESTION
I have JSONB data that is stored in the data column like so:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-09 at 09:58QUESTION
public class Event extends Framework {
Event e;
public LinkedHashMap Lhm;
void addVertex(int arrival_time,int mappers_req,int mappers_location,int reducers_req,int reducers_location,int link_capacity,float demand_capacity,int deadline) {
Lhm.put(Framework.id, new Event_para(arrival_time,mappers_req,mappers_location,reducers_req,reducers_location,link_capacity,demand_capacity,deadline));
}
public Event() {
Lhm=new LinkedHashMap();
System.out.println("");
}
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-12 at 20:48equals()
, hashCode()
and dont forget compareTo()
are used by many container classes to compare objects. The LinkedHashMap uses them to sort them properly into the map. Java does automatically generate them. You only need to overwrite them if the default does not work properly.
They are not meant to produce any output!
You may override the toString()
method of the object to produce output, but you also must call it somehow. E.g.
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