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So I have a form that executes a VBA script via a macro. The purpose of said script is to open Excel, create a new workbook, gather information from several tables and export them to a formatted spreadsheet. Each person has a sheet with their name, and the relevant data is printed in said sheet. It works perfectly for the most part. Only one problem... The table in Access where the name and demographics data is gathered from is formatted to sort by last name ascending alphabetically. The VBA script exports it in the order the names were entered. I want my VBA script to respect the formatting in the database table, and I would prefer not to have to add an alphabetizing subroutine to my VBA script.

Table A Format: ID, Active, Last, First, Role, Traveler, Resident, Preceptee, Phone, Completion

Table B Format: ID, Course, Course ID, Offered, HLC, Course Type

Last in Table A called "Roster" is the field with which I want my VBA script to sort alphabetically. The database is already configured to do this.

Thanks in advance!

VBA Code:

I've created a random database of 100 soccer players, with randomly generated names, positions, and ability (1-5). I want to append the list so that it reviews the ability of each player and assigns a value (20-100) based on their ability. 1 ability = 20 value. 2=40, 3=60, 4=80, and 5=100. In excel, for example, I would do a vlookup to the ability (1-5) and apply the value based upon the ability number. How would I go about doing this in a Python list? Thanks

I'm trying to load my postgresql db's table information not using traditional spring mvc pattern but also use java compiler function to make class into internal project directory & reload whole project that System can Recognize new class & method

When I'm using simple calculation class into this mechanism, it works(just for test)

But when I alternativly using method which I set up for loading DB(DAO,SERVICE),

system can't read my method

Here is the Error Code

In a project I work in here is a problem with binary static files (woff2 and wasm files) served with a Spring boot project from a webjar file are being corrupted, they are larger than they should be.

When the service is ran locally with mvn spring-boot:run the file size is correct and works fine, but in production the fonts and Web Assembly code cannot be used. The wasm file is 196287 bytes if I extract it from the jar file and that is exactly the same as in the development filesystem/repo. When served in production the file size of the downloaded file is 225201 and it will not compile the Web Assembly module.

I have seen several other issues related to maven corrupting files, but as the file size is correct when I extract the file possibly this is something else? We have been using maven-resources-plugin version 3.0.1 which is a bit outdated. We are trying to disabling filtering for binary types as described in https://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-resources-plugin/examples/binaries-filtering.html .

Here is my data sample of my jsonb field itineraries in a row of my table trips:

I read here that a jmpl instruction must be followed by nop.

The SPARC V8 manual tells me that an rett instruction must always be preceded by a jmpl instruction.

But, I haven't been able to find a relation between jmpl and restore instructions. I am currently working on SPARC V8 architecture and one of the ELF files I encountered has a restore right after jmpl, while I expected an nop. I don't know if this is correct or the ELF (and by extension the SPARC code) is wrong.

Is having restore right after jmpl correct?

I'm writing a function to set/unset bits in an unsigned char array. I've been given the following instructions.

In this task, bit 0 is the most significant bit. It is also assumed that unsigned char is exactly 8 bits (1 byte). Thus, for example, bit 8 is a leftmost bit in second unsigned char byte and bit 17 is the second highest bit in the third unsigned char byte. Thus, examining the number 170 (0xAA hexadecimal format, 10101010 in binary), the most significant bit, ie bit 0 has a value of 1.

based on that, I wrote the following.

So I've been trying to get a star rating for multiple items to work, but with how my code is, I think they're using each other's ratings for themselves.

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I was trying to help a student friend understand his C lesson (talking pointers, adresses, ...) and he asked me why in this picture 'e' has memory adress 5004 why did we increase by 4 ? (what does 4 represent ?) I know string storage can depend on the physical machine arch but I'd like some simple explanation since I'm myslef not that strong in C.

the pic is from http://www.mathcs.emory.edu/~cheung/Courses/255/Syl-ARM/2-C-adv-data/string.html