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Technically its a vector<vector<vector<const char *>>> but I'm using it as a vector<vector<cstrings>> I have been stuck at this issue for weeks and I do not understand it....
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I've heard a lot that UUID v7 is performing much better in databases, when using it as primary key, due to the nature of how B-tree works. We have a huge problem with current implementation of PK as ...
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I have made a dictionary and a list of dictionaries but I am not sure how to get specific data from the different forms. I tried using '.startswith('7') but always gives me an error. I want to get the ...
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I have a PostgresQL 17 DB with a quite simple table (no outer relations) but with a lot of data (around > 446 000 000 records) storing some events on a day basis representing more than 2 years of ...
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I have to split a string and use a part of it for further processing. So the idea is: string='aaa-bbb-ccc-ddd' parts=(${(@s:-:)string}) print -- $parts[3] # ccc I would like to refactor the second ...
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SELECT o FROM Order o WHERE o.customerEmail LIKE %:emailPart% are there any RDBMS (PostgreSQL) index type which can improve performance of the query above? (i.e. which index can help on like clause?)
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Table has index on name column: CREATE TABLE firma2.klient ( kood character(12) primary key, nimi character(100), ... ); CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS ...
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I am working on a handy reference sheet for my DnD Games, that includes 10 pre-planned encounters of varying difficulty that I want to reference on an Initiative Sheet by referencing the Encounter ...
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I have written a small Glue script that fetches some data between two dates, but I found that it scans the entire table instead of just the data within the specified time range. I also tried creating ...
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What is the right/pythonic way to do math on a few indexed elements in a Pandas Dataframe? I tried a few ways but they seem awkward and confusing: df = pd.DataFrame({'x': [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, ]}) ...
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I'm using a self-hosted TimescaleDB instance to store logs. I have a hypertable logs that is partitioned by the timestamp column. I need to perform a fast lookup query based on the event_key column, ...
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I understand the standard explanation for why B-trees are used in databases: they minimize disk seeks by packing many keys into each node, keeping the tree shallow (3-4 levels), and enabling efficient ...
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MariaDB version is 10.4.34. The query looks like: SELECT bet.* FROM Bet bet WHERE bet.placed >= '2025-10-29T00:00:00' AND bet.placed <= '2025-10-29T23:59:59' AND EXISTS ( SELECT 1 FROM ...
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Windows 10 22H2. Ask this question because at the same time, type ame can't find out Adobe Media Encoder. and I don't see vsc.exe defined in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\...
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I'm trying to use faceting to look at the terms that were indexed into a field, realizing this is a bit atypical, but I'm using it as a debugging tool. The problem is I'm not seeing any faceted terms....

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