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QUESTION
I want to implement something similar to this, where the custom function classify_process()
continuously asks a Redis db for new entries.
Can this be done a regular SQL table? The db.pipeline()
seems to be Redis-specific, so I'm not sure how to imitate this functionality on a SQL db.
My goal is to check one table for new rows, and if there's a new row, run a prediction using a ML model.
QUESTION: How can I continously check if there are any new records in a MS SQL table (which has an interger ID column that automatically increments) and then trigger a function?
My idea of what has to happen using sqlalchemy
:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-26 at 16:34With an auto-incrementing integer (IDENTITY(1,1)
) primary key you would check for new rows by looking up the largest PK value …
QUESTION
https://github.com/thiskevinwang/rust-redis-docker/tree/for-stackoverflow
Context:
- Written in Rust
Cargo.toml
: ...
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-28 at 17:22You have this in docker-compose.yaml
:
QUESTION
I have one redis client for pub-sub. I'm using a websocket message handler to dynamically subscribe to a redis channel. The payload of the websocket message contains an ID that I use to create the channel-name. So for example lobby:${lobbyID}:joined
.
Subscribing to this channel works fine, messages are received when publishing to that channel.
But the issue that I'm having is that I want to unsubscribe from this channel at one point. My assumption by reading the redis-documentation is that I would use punsubscribe
so I can unsubscribe from any channels with the pattern lobby:*:joined
, but messages are still received after trying that.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-27 at 16:04I noticed that there are two different types of subscriptions. On channels and patterns. In my question I was subscribing to a channel, and unsubscribing on a pattern, these two are not 'compatible' so this won't work.
I used nc
to debug this, as redis-cli
won't allow additional commands when entering subscribed state.
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