Update

[MrIbrahem]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor

  • Improved search functionality with optimized offset and limit handling.
  • Enhanced data processing with reorganized functions and variable naming.
  • Streamlined database interactions with updated connection logic and error handling.

• Bug Fixes

  • Corrected a typo in the comments section.
  • Fixed chart generation logic for more accurate visual data representation.

• Documentation

  • Updated comments for better clarity on code changes.

• Style

  • Standardized variable naming across multiple functions for consistency.
  • Adjusted string concatenation methods for uniform output formatting.

• Chores

  • Reordered import statements for cleaner code structure.
  • Removed unused imports to declutter code.

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Walkthrough

The recent updates involve a series of refinements across various Python scripts. Changes include variable renaming, logic optimization, and control flow enhancements. There's also a focus on improving readability and efficiency, with adjustments to functions and arguments, and the introduction of new variables for clearer code comprehension.

Changes

File Group	Change Summary
arw2.py, claims/read_dump.py, labels/do_text1.py, labelssql/read_n.py	Variable renaming, control flow adjustments, and function refactoring for clarity.
claims/do_text.py, claims/fix_dump.py	Function parameter and logic changes, improved variable naming, and chart logic modification.
labels/do_text.py, labels/labels_old_values.py	Logic and control flow tweaks, string concatenation in place of f-strings, and regex handling updates.
labels/read_dump.py, labelssql/read_new.py	Import reordering, hardcoded mode in file opening, and minor variable adjustments.
labelssql/down.py, labelssql/o.py	Formatting changes, typo correction, and new function definitions.
labelssql/sql_db.py	Shebang update, credentials restructuring, and specific exception handling.

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