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JDBC uses ISO-style escape for date (e.g. MM/dd/YYYY) whereas MySQL uses (
YYYY-mm-DD) ... This means that while the resulting log file will have dialect
specific SQL for many operations, the da…
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I have a model Post (title, published_at)
published_at - timestamp without time zone NOT NULL DEFAULT ('now'::text)::date
in rails console:
post = Post.new
post.title = 'test'
post.save!
resu…
slbug updated
8 years ago
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JDBC uses ISO-style escape for date (e.g. MM/dd/YYYY) whereas MySQL uses (
YYYY-mm-DD) ... This means that while the resulting log file will have dialect
specific SQL for many operations, the da…
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Hello,
On my computer (Ubuntu 15.10), I can almost compile psi4-0.5 with g++ and chemps2.
```
seba@seb-desktop:~/software/psi4-0.5/objects$ CXX=g++ CC=gcc cmake .. -DENABLE_PLUGINS=ON -DENABLE_CHE…
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```
JDBC uses ISO-style escape for date (e.g. MM/dd/YYYY) whereas MySQL uses (
YYYY-mm-DD) ... This means that while the resulting log file will have dialect
specific SQL for many operations, the da…
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This is the place to discuss things like:
- Which database should we use (please add cons/pros)?
- Should we continue with in-memory pub/sub (pros/cons)?
And of course, anything that you think is imp…
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This came up at the last meeting as something we thought was on the issue tracker, but wasn't. So... is this something we want to do? Is somebody already working on it? Have we made any decisions abou…
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JDBC uses ISO-style escape for date (e.g. MM/dd/YYYY) whereas MySQL uses (
YYYY-mm-DD) ... This means that while the resulting log file will have dialect
specific SQL for many operations, the da…
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Hi Sebastian,
I am interested in QTAIM and energy partitions over these domains. I need the 1-RDM and 2-RDM as well the canonical orbitals. To do it, I added new options in dmrg plugin, for example i…
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I like to use in-memory H2 for dev as it plays magically with devtools : you regen an entity with a new field and the server reloads with the correct db schema in a few seconds.
The disadvantage is th…