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I am accessing the other database using elastic queries. The data source was created like this:

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I need to implement a function which is triggered only when all of range inputs (5 sliders) have a maximum value. I tried to do it like this:

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First of all, I know this topic looks really similar to this other topic talking about extending Express Request object using Typescript

Basically, I try to do the same thing but with Polka this time

Has anyone managed to do this?

The path I followed is similar to this

At project root lever I created this folder structure :

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I have a 3 deep array. Currently, the code will isolate a record based on one field ($profcode) and show the heading. Eventually, I am going to build a table showing the information from all the other fields. The code so far is using in_array and a function that accepts $profcode. I am unsure if (and how) I need to use array_keys() to do the next part when I retrieve the "Skills" field. I tried:

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In the context of Domain Driven Design and .NET, how should I model direct interaction with a remote SQL Server (using a System.Data.SqlClient.SqlConnection)?

I need to do things like call a stored procedure and get back an ID. Later I might need to do things like getting a list of entities and their IDs so I can create local analogues with soft references to those.

By my understanding, DDD says such functionality should be part of domain services, if while interacting with the external system we also need to check core business rules, or be part of application services if calling the external system is just a side-effect that has no bearing on preserving the core business invariants.

Domain services are closer to the core domain, while application services are a layer up from that. Here's my dilema then: where should I put this logic?

Is it okay to add a reference to System.Data.SqlClient.SqlConnection in my Domain project (which is where the core domain model is)? I feel bad thinking about this. I feel like this is not part of the domain service concern.

Or is better to add this reference to System.Data.SqlClient.SqlConnection in my Application project (which depends on Domain and holds application services) and create a specialised application service for interacting with the remote SQL Server? And then that application service will call into the domain (via a repository, or use a domain service) to locally save the remote ID after it has been created in the remote server by using System.Data.SqlClient.SqlConnection.

What do you recommend?

EDIT

I realised that my question might be too broad or I'm not giving enough information.

In my solution, which is using the ABP.io framework, I have these projects:

Project Description Acme.Bomb.Domain Core domain model, contains aggregates, entities and value objects. Acme.Bomb.Domain.Shared Shared kernel, contains enums, constants, utils, custom attributes, and even some shared value objects that will never change depending on context, and I didn't want to duplicate their code. Acme.Bomb.EntityFrameworkCore Contains my DbContext(s) and low lever infrastructure code for persisting data. Acme.Bomb.EntityFrameworkCore.Migrations Contains database migration code specific to EF Core. Acme.Bomb.HttpApi REST API implementation, exposes application services as REST endpoints. Acme.Bomb.HttpApi.Host REST API runtime server. Acme.Bomb.Application Application layer, contains app service implementations, including simple CRUD services or services that call to other external (REST) services, repository implementations, etc. Acme.Bomb.Application.Contracts Application layer contracts, contains interface declarations for everything implemented in Acme.Bomb.Application.

What I want to do is write an application service that uses SqlConnection directly, like this:

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Consider the following pandas dataframe:

this is an example of ingredients_text :

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I separated the ingredients of each line into words with the folowing code :

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We have one use case. Let's suppose I have two documents as given below.

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I have a couple of forms that each contain a submit button.

Html example:

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I have my projects that have many packages which import each other and import outside packages. When I make a change to one of my low lever packages, and then push it to git it is fine and works in that section. When I go get it for use in another project that was working perfectly I now get this go get this error:

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