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Tag: query
Hibernate queries unmapped table
Is there a way to use java bean functionality on unmapped tables?
So, I have a table that is only used for reading and it will never be modified. I need to query it to display the data. But I
Big Data Quarry Presto, 10 times faster than HIVE
At present, the most popular big data query engine is Hive. It is a SQL-like query tool based on MR. It interprets the input query SQL as MapReduce, which can greatly reduce the threshold for using
Use azure mobile service and multi-table query for Android
I am using an Android application to test the Azure Mobile Services tool. For single-table CRUD operations, it works very well, but I cannot find any documentation or examples in multi-table querie
NEO4J Query Browser does not display actual syntax errors in RC1
I just migrated from M06 to RC1, and now I see that the password query window no longer displays the actual error-instead it only returns “unknown error”, as shown in the figure below. < /p> But the same query on M06 will return more information, which is very useful for people like me who are still learning it.
Query LDAP users better ways through Ruby Net-LDAP?
Is there a better way to search for users and computers that specifically use the Net-ldap gem?
This is what I currently do just to get users.
results = search :base => @base, :filter =
EF data GroupBY multi-field query VB.NET and C # reference
Dim g = lst.Data.GroupBy(Function(T) New With
{
T.mName,
T.mUnit,
T.mPrice
}).Select(Function(t) New With
{
.mName = t.Key.mName,
.mPrice = t.Key.mPrice,
.mUnit = t.Key.mUnit,
.
Ruby-on-rails – use the activity record in the IN clause of the library to create an integer list
I am trying to use ActiveRecord to replicate some SQL functions. My question involves me using the ruby connection method (not to be confused with SQL connection). This is my code:
scope :s
MySQL Optimization: How to avoid back inquiry
Reference: https://www.cnblogs.com/myseries/p/11265849.html
InnoDB has two types of indexes: clustered index (clustered index) index) and ordinary index (secondary index)
The leaf node
[C #] Exclude no need to incorporate the trading query, avoid unnecessary decentralized transactions (Distributed Transaction)
When the distributed transaction mechanism is accidentally enabled, and the environment setting does not allow it, it will generate [Disabled Distributed Transaction Manager (MSDTC) network access.