MySQL – SQL_BIG_SELECTS

MySQL determines whether or not a query is a ‘big select’ based on the value of ‘max_join_size’. If the query is likely to have to examine more than this number of rows, it will consider it a ‘big select’. Use ‘show variables’ to view the value of the max join size. I believe that indexing … Read more

jQuery find input type (but also for select)

You can do this (fiddle here), make some sort of easy to use plugin: $.fn.getType = function(){ return this[0].tagName == “INPUT” ? this[0].type.toLowerCase() : this[0].tagName.toLowerCase(); } And use it like this $(“.element”).getType(); // Will return radio, text, checkbox, select, textarea, etc (also DIV, SPAN, all element types) $(“.elList”).getType(); // Gets the first element’s type Which … Read more

Shouldn’t FROM come before SELECT in Sql? [closed]

Yes it is strange and counterintuitive. Hugh Darwen theorises about how this state of affairs came about: Do you take SELECT-FROM-WHERE for granted, or do you, like me, find it rather curious that the System R team should have spurned the normal way of writing expressions of arbitrary complexity in favour of something utterly idiosyncratic … Read more

jq: how to filter an array of objects based on values in an inner array?

Very close! In your select expression, you have to use a pipe (|) before contains. This filter produces the expected output. . – map(select(.Names[] | contains (“data”))) | .[] .Id The jq Cookbook has an example of the syntax. Filter objects based on the contents of a key E.g., I only want objects whose genre … Read more

python – How select.select() works?

Python’s select() gets passed through as a select() system call as you are expecting, but the problem you have with it blocking is a different issue, probably relating to buffering. Just to satify yourself that select() is doing the right thing, try reading/writing a file on the file system rather than using a special device … Read more

ERROR: CASE types character varying and numeric cannot be matched

All the branches of a case expression should return the same datatype. One way to achieve that is to explicitly cast where needed: ,(case when all_loc.country = ‘DE’ then msc_si.buyer_id::varchar else msc_si.buyer_name end) as “purchasing_group_name_buyer_name” — Here ———————————————–^ ,(case when all_loc.country = ‘DE’ then msc_si.planner_code::varchar else mscp.description end) as “mrp_controller_name” — And here ———————————————–^

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