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BSide is Github CMS to make your editing more easier and faster in any device. The devleoper can manage contents of the repository directly on the modern browser without cloning the project and making commits. It also provides embedded tools and views to help the software developer to manage the blog hosted on Github Page.
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QUESTION
I have almost 150 databases with all the same tables. I know its bad but I don't have control over it. I'm trying to improve performance with some indexes. I know what the indexes should be but I need to build them on the same tables in every database. Is there a way to do this bsides creating them all separately?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-14 at 12:44I had a similar situation a while back so I came up with this code. You can use dynamic SQL with sp_MSforeachdb
to loop through your databases. I've excluded the system databases below but you can include/exclude databases as you like in that first IF
.
This code will check each database for your specific table as well as checking to see if that index already exists on that table. If not, it creates it. I included a RAISERROR
to show the progress through the databases in SSMS messages. Just change the table/index names below and update the CREATE INDEX
statement as appropriate for you.
QUESTION
My question is: how can I determine which of the Aside
and Bside
sides of an already split rotated rectangular geometry are the "left" and "right" side of an arbitrary LineString
that splits that geometry?
For the purposes of this problem, "left" and "right" are defined as the left-hand and right-hand side of a LineString
splitter when "walking" from node to node, in order.
I've created this function for splitting any arbitrary shapely
geometry (non collection) into two sides - the "left" and the "right":
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-28 at 15:43This could work:
- Form a
LinearRing
with the end-points of the splitter and a point in Aside - Apply
object.is_ccw
- If it returns
True
, Aside is to the left of the splitter.
https://shapely.readthedocs.io/en/stable/manual.html#object.is_ccw
QUESTION
I would like to compare one given row with every single row in another column within a specific group (for this specific case second) in data table. For instance suppose I have the following data table
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-19 at 12:58I can't say I really understood your "rules"; your data format is very strange, and I would recommend taking a step back and rethinking the former because this sounds like an XY problem to me. Your data somehow has an awkwardly mixed long and wide data format.
That aside, the following reproduces your expected output. I don't claim that this generalises to your larger problem, but perhaps it will get you started.
QUESTION
I've made this xml file to manage some audio tracks information.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-May-02 at 21:03You can use SimpleXml and Xpath to find track with specified uid
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