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I have a route/view in my Flask application where I am editing an existing record and I want to ensure that my changes are only committed to the database if I am updating the latest version of the record.

For example, my application has a Vegetable object, which has a field called name. The "Edit Vegetable" route/view is based on a form in which the name field is first populated with the existing value for the Vegetable.

Scenario 1: User A opens the "Edit Vegetable" page for a specific record. The name field is populated with the existing name of "Courgete". As this is not spelt correctly, the User is going to change it to "Courgette". However, they get distracted and don't press the Save button for a few minutes. In between them editing the name and pressing the Save button, User B, their colleague from the USA, opens the page for same record, changes the name to "Zucchini" and saves it. I would like User A to get a warning or even prevent them updating the record when they press the Save button as they are effectively no longer editing the latest version of the record.

Scenario 2: User A goes back through their browser history until they get to the previous Edit Vegetable record where they originally changed the name of the Vegetable to "Courgete". Again, I would like a warning or to prevent User A pressing the Save button and updating the record, as again, they are not updating the latest version of the record.

I am newbie, and in all of the tutorials that I have looked at, these considerations are not mentioned and I have not been able to find a solution through a web search, though that might be because I am not searching with the right terms. I tried having an updated datetime on Vegetable object that gets updated when the record is updated. However, I couldn't work out how to then check this as before it seems that before it does the update, the POST reloads the Vegetable object. Below is a simplified version of my code. I am using Flask-WTF and sqlalchemy.

So I have 2 tables, the first has a list of acc numbers (column A) and Customer Name (column B). This list will have multiple entries of each customer. The problem is that this list is updated by multiple people who while gets the Acc number right they often mis-spell the customer name.

I have a second list that has the customer acc number and customer name spelt right.

What I want to do is take the customer name with the correct spelling from list 2 and replace the incorrect spelling in list 1.

Little background, I am conducting a food choice experiment that includes different types of food such as steak, pizza, burgers, etc. I would like to find out which trial used which type of food so that I can conduct a GLM to investigate if the type of food had an impact of food choice.

The problem is that I have spelt these types of food differently in the data, either with a capitalised first letter or not (n00b error i know). Also, i'm trying to extract 2 possible words from the column "crossCheckExperiment" that contains many words.

Here is my dataset

I have the following string:

Getting the error

'No value given for one of more require parameters'

on the SQLCmd.ExecuteNonQuery() line

As you can probably tell from the SQL Statement I'm trying to update the staffPassword value in Staff table where staffID = the staffID variable.

I have looked over all of the spelling of variables and database values and they're all spelt correctly.

The documentation at Camel HTTP4 is quite clear that you can set the following options for the HTTP4 component: connectionRequestTimeout, connectTimeout, and socketTimeout.

However, these are listed as general component options, not query options in the documentation (and are ignored if set as query options -- they just get passed onto the HTTP endpoint when called). So I'm not sure how to set them. The HTTPComponent class does not seem to have any setter methods for these options.

The documentation does have a section Using client timeout - SO_TIMEOUT, that links to unit test source where they set httpClient.soTimeout as a query option. However, when I try that I get an error:

Failed to resolve endpoint: https4://myhost/myapi/v1?bridgeEndpoint=true&httpClient.soTimeout=1000 due to: There are 1 parameters that couldn't be set on the endpoint. Check the uri if the parameters are spelt correctly and that they are properties of the endpoint. Unknown parameters=[{soTimeout=1000}

Simple question here. I never programmed in ruby... so I thought I asked here to confirm if I'm even close to the solution.

Challenge:

Problem Definition: This Ruby method should ensure that the word "Twitter" is spelt correctly.

I have a table with variable names usually spelt with superscript or subscript numbers. I'm using R package {gtsummary} to automatically create the table from select columns of a data frame/tibble.

Say this is the tibble:

I'm making a program to spam the bee movie script line by line.