From https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/sqlserver/en-US/5a5395d9-a075-46e7-ac0e-62c3bbd23fbb/datatable-names-with-symbols?forum=sqltools : Excel object names that are appended with a dollar sign ($) represent worksheets (for example, Sheet1$), and that plain object names without the dollar sign represent Excel named ranges. So the tables you are seeing with the dollar sign came from Excel worksheets.

Not exactly what you pushed. But the closest thing is an anonymous function: http://php.net/manual/ru/functions.anonymous.php The truth is given only once in its creation. Not on call.<?php $folder = '/classes/'; $autoloader = function ($className) use ($folder) { var_dump($className, $folder); die(); }; spl_autoload_register($autoloader); $a = new A();

We need all the pictures to go to the folder and then archive this file. http://php.net/manual/en/zip.examples.php Much useful information. Use ZipArchive.Simple example:$nameFile = $_FILES['file']['name']; $tmpName = $_FILES['file']['tmp_name']; $download_folder = './files/'; $zip = new ZipArchive(); $fileconpress = $download_folder.$nameFile.".zip"; $conpress = $zip->open($fileconpress, ZIPARCHIVE::CREATE); if ($conpress === true) { $zip->addFile($tmpName); $zip->close(); echo $fileconpress."<br/>"; echo "Успешно сохранилось! "; } else echo "Ошибка";

The key /PAE works from XP SP2, and XP SP3 also. In 32 hit customers, you'll reach 4Gb

I'll show you everything that's written in the next reply and comment, plus corrected the asynchronic error.private async void UpdateButton_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { DriveService service = new DriveService(); using var stream = await service.HttpClient.GetStreamAsync("https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Dt-SXQmwcHlZMEuV7rfz-0SHwTLKIiCR/view?usp=sharing"); string myFolder = @"Downloads\"; string filename = "file.txt"; using var fileStream = File.Create(Path.Combine(Environment.SpecialFolder.ApplicationData, myFolder, filename)); stream.CopyTo(fileStream); }

Put the file(s) in some catalogue (example: d:\load) and go there.Table for example:create table docs (fname varchar2 (128) unique, doc clob) / Set up loadxml.ctl:load data infile 'loadxml.txt' append into table docs fields ( fname char (128), doc lobfile (fname) terminated by eof) Set up a list of download files:D:\load> dir /b *.xml > loadxml.txt D:\load> type loadxml.txt test.xml Start SQL*Loader from the command line:D:\load> sqlldr userid=me/me@dbserver/pdb1 control=loadxml.ctl If the loading has been done without error, delete the file(s):D:\load> for /f %i in (loadxml.txt) do del %i Write a .bat file for the last three teams if you need automation.The result is as expected:select fname, length (doc) len, doc from docs / FNAME LEN DOC ---------------- ---------- ------------------------------------ test.xml 307195 <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"

The problem was (and remains) that, for some reason, flask does not close some compounds, which is why over time threading.active_count() (total open fluxes) is gradually accumulating and these open flows are not closed.It is likely that one of the functions that process the request opens a connection and, after that, does not adequately close.Don't forget to close all the connections right, open files, etc!

Because for high-loaded systems, you've forgotten another element a load balancer.The client is not connected to the server, but to the load balancer.The balancer finds an optimum server request and transmits the request.The applicant is contacted General I'm here to find the data.If he doesn't, he goes to base.It turns out that two different servers have a common neck. In the local neck, you can slightly speed up the first request (when the keel is empty), but slow down the entire system, T., every performer will be forced to accumulate his own neck.

In some common cases, this issue is usually dealt with simply enough - or using the Singleton (Single) pattern to request a base connection, or not re-establishing one DAO facility to access the data (which remains hidden under the capt) when approaching the model. Thus, the connection does not open until it is necessary (and, if not, not open at all) and the compound is available in the amount of additives to the HTTP query processed, which in the vast majority of cases is sufficient.Examples of organization of compounds with OBD: https://laravel.com/docs/5.8/database ♪ https://www.yiiframework.com/doc/guide/2.0/ru/start-databases ♪Symfony won't write, there's a variety of different things - and Doctrine, and Eloquent, and the hell in the step, and the frog in the soup.Thus, in practice, it is possible to conclude that the best thing to do is create a connection with the OBD "stay under the hood" when dealing with high-level operations, and "not lighting" in places such as the controller. Although, if you (as I am) prefer to, in some cases, perform a manual sunset and a post-gathering napkin to achieve optimal productivity-- look towards Singleton's and a package. https://www.google.com/search?q=php%20Capsule ♪

To reload ubuntu directly to another operation, I think I've found. It's called Unity Reboot. http://compizomania.blogspot.com/2013/01/unity-reboot-ubuntu-13041210.html

You can want to rename the file, the .net application process, when launched, get the name of the launch module as set out in the compilation.So ordering to rename your annex to the dispatcher, it will have to be reassembled indicating in the design of the project the desired name.

Kron. Removal of files, which, for example, exceed one hour

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UPD : Windows applications that require greater privileges can only be properly launched launched with a mission planner. Increased privileges (which in turn will result in the operation of UAC if it is included) are not possible for the auto-loading programmes (not important in the folder or through the registry).The problem was that the programme demanded the rights of the administrator, apparently my record didn't have them and the programme was not launched accordingly. The administrator &apos; s rights were needed to be able to add the records in the register, but now they have discovered that the change has been made <requestedExecutionLevel level="requireAdministrator" uiAccess="false" /> ♪ <requestedExecutionLevel level="asInvoker" uiAccess="false" /> The register can be changed.

From the point of contact and receipt of information from web servers, 100 per cent is available. We can get the file down.However, if you're planning on keeping downloaded files on the disk, you have to understand that the disk will be virtually intact. You'll get some acceleration, but you need to experiment.If memory permits, I would have as paralleled the downloading of the files as possible, and then set a small degree of overlap to keep the CD.

Use it. DIR_IMAGEof config.php instead imageThen you'll be guaranteed to go to the right direcoria:if (($this->request->server['REQUEST_METHOD'] == 'POST')) { $this->load->model('catalog/product'); // подключаем модель $this->request->post['image'] = $_FILES['image']['name']; // добавляем в POST параметр image $data['productID'] = $this->model_catalog_product->addProduct($this->request->post); /// get productID from model $target_file = DIR_IMAGE . "catalog/users/customer_" . $this-&gt;request-&gt;post['id_customer'] . "/product_" . $data['productID']; if (!file_exists($target_file)) { mkdir($target_file, 0777, true); } // указываем папку на сервере для загрузки файлов move_uploaded_file($_FILES["image"]["tmp_name"], $target_file . "/" . basename($_FILES['image']["name"]));// загружаем 1 главное фото }

Let’s focus on this part of the code, which is where it generates the problem you’re facing:with open('davros.yaml', 'r') as stream: yaml_config= yaml.load_all(stream) return yaml_config When you use with ... as: to open a file, as soon as the iteration ends, the open file is closed and you can't access it anymore. Like yaml_config that you return is one generator object that depends on the open file, you will no longer manage it properly.Then we have to add a line in the code to run the generator object and store it in an object while we are still with the open file, that is, still inside the with ... as:. So:with open('davros.yaml', 'r') as stream: yaml_config=yaml.load_all(stream) yaml_list=[item for item in yaml_generator] # armazena enquanto está aberto return yaml_list Thus, we will have the entire file stored in the list yaml_list and each position of the list will be a document of your yaml file, which you will be able to use for testing. With this, you will no longer need the function dictionary().

The method .load() always worked as a shorthand from Ajax. Before jQuery 1.8 the method also worked as an event load of JavaScript, i.e. $(window).load() was the same as window.onload. From version 1.8 the method became obsolete for this event and was removed from version 3.0, only with the function of Ajax.The method .on() is used to fire events (click, change, load etc.), only in case of load is used with asynchronous elements: $(window).on("load"..., $("img").on("load"..., $("iframe").on("load"... etc. It doesn't work with div because div is not asynchronous.In short, continue using .load() to load content on the div that is not obsolete no. What became obsolete, from version 1.8, was the use of .load() as an event.

I managed to solve, created a variable to save this, and used it to add the class. Follow belowready(){ super.ready(); var element = this setTimeout(function(){ element.$.load.classList.add('hidden'); }, 4000); }

It has two ways of you solving at first.The first, and simplest, is to define this text in the TextBox on the screen itself, in the component text property, not needing to do this in the Load event.The second way is you to remove the TextChanged event setting from the textBox, and just set this event after changing the text, in the Load event:private void Form1_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) { lbl_off.Text = "- Modo Offline, conecte para iniciar a contagem."; lbl_off.TextChanged += _aqui_seu_evento_onChanged_; }