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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 all,
I wish there were a way to make an issue sticky in GH, but alas, there is not. V3 is coming (and soon), and I wanted to let you know what to expect, and open it up for questions before the re…
snipe 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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This project looks insanely awesome and I can't wait to try it out. Did you happen to come across any oracle "logminer" parsers in the process of building this?
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I saw the list of records as below:
Then I go to the collection properties …
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I tried to restore a single ~500kB file from a ~500GB backup without a local database. It takes hours and hours and i can see a lot of `Downloading file (27,22 KB) ...` messages. As soon as i specify …
jarmo updated
7 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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Hi,
I am honestly not well-acquainted with PostgreSQL but have developed transaction-safe queues for distributed (multi-consumer) access on SQL Server. It seems your fetching statement fetchJobSqlTem…
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S9(16) is 17 bytes long.
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01 RDMS-TABLE-LO120-HANDEL.
05 LO120-HANLOGGID PIC S9(16)
SIGN LEADING SEPARATE VALUE 0.
05 LO120-HANTYP PIC X(20).
05 LO120-UT…
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Each UI analysis is backed by a data model which contains information on what qubes the analysis contains, what slices and what queries etc. Basically on each click in the browser the UI state on the…