Improve PL/SQL HTTP Verb Support
The PL/SQL, mod_plsql web stack offers HEAD, GET, and POST out of the box. But let's face it, these three verbs aren't enough to work with. Is it possible to perform standard CRUD ops and write a rich web application with just GET and POST? Yes, but doing so does not capitalize on the tools available to you through standard HTTP, nor is it particularly amenable to application end-point organization.
Without needing to re-configure mod_plsql you can game the system. Consider the following PL/SQL package:
CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE PLSQL_DEMO AS
 PROCEDURE print_verb (verb in varchar2 default 'POST');
END PLSQL_DEMO;
/
CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE BODY PLSQL_DEMO AS
 PROCEDURE print_verb (verb in varchar2 default 'POST') IS
 v_request_verb varchar2(10) := owa_util.get_cgi_env('REQUEST_METHOD');
 BEGIN
 if (v_request_verb = 'POST') then
 v_request_verb := upper(verb);
 end if;
 htp.p(v_request_verb);
 END print_verb;
END PLSQL_DEMO;
/
Let's gather the instructive features of this example:
Interacting with this functionality is simple. We could implement a simple HTML form with a hidden input declaring verb as PUT (or whatever else).
<form action="plsql_demo.print_verb" method="POST">;
 <input type="hidden" name="verb" value="PUT" />;
</form>
Great, but how do you programmatically interact with this functionality without having to mess about with pre-existing coded HTML? That's mostly up to you, but I'll share how I'd handle a PUT form.
###Interacting with the Request Handler
Adding the aforementioned hidden inputs blurs the separation of layers that is prudent in web application development. If your web stack were to ever change and you needed to reuse your markup templates, you might be stuck with redundant and sloppy idioms. So, we'll slightly modify the example HTML form to make it more semantic and offload dealing with gateway shortcomings to the script layer.
<form action="plsql_demo.print_verb" method="PUT">
 <!-- Insert form fields here. -->
</form>
You can then include the following script to intercept native form submissions and inject the appropriate parameters:
$(document).ready(function() {
 $(document).on('submit', 'form', function(e) {
 var method, $verb, $this = $(this);
 // Grab the form's method.
 method = $this.attr('method');
 // Is the method a GET or a POST?
 // If so, don't bother taking any action.
 if (!/^(GET|POST)$/i.test(method)) {
 // Grab the input named "verb" from the form.
 $verb = $this.find('input[name="verb"]')
 // If the input doesn't already exist then insert it.
 if ($verb.length === 0) {
 $this.append('<input type="hidden" name="verb" />');
 }
 // Set the value of the verb input.
 $verb.val(method);
 // Set the form submission action to POST.
 // This will help with old browser compatibility issues.
 $this.attr('method', 'POST');
 }
 });
});
Note that the entire code snippet is included in a $(document).ready() method call. This is standard practice as it creates a scope for the page specific code and ensures that the DOM is initialized before any script code is executed. If you already have a $(document).ready(), you can add the .on() call inside of it if you'd prefer.
If there's a mission-critical input already named "verb" in any form, the name of this input should be changed in the PL/SQL and JavaScript code. This would prevent your actual "verb" input from being subtly replaced by our programmatic "verb" value. Any valid PL/SQL variable name works fine.
This example doesn't cover AJAX verb adjustment, but the same principles apply. The request should be modified with a spoofed verb parameter and then sent to the server just like any other AJAX request. The additional verb can either be appended to the query string in the post URL or included in the jQuery data object argument.


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Move resource server side in Scheduler
Asked by Davide
4 years ago.
Hi,
I've a number of resources with some children for each one in alphabetical order.
When I add a child to a specific resource server side, this appears at bottom of the children's list of his parent resource. Only if I refresh all dataset the resource appears in the correct position.
Is there a method to use to decide (o move) the position programmatically without refresh?
Thank you
Davide
Answer posted by Dan Letecky [DayPilot]
4 years ago.
The resources will be displayed in the order specified in the Resources collection. When adding a new Resource just insert it at the specified position or sort the collection before updating the Scheduler.
Comment posted by Davide
4 years ago.
Ok but how can I decide the position of a specific children while creating?
This is my code:
me.dp.Resources.FindById("10-0-0").Children.Add(n)
where "n" is a new DayPilot.Web.Ui.Resource and the resource with id "10-0-0" has a lot of childrens into its collection.
There are no properties regarding on the position of an element during the adding operation. Neither as resource property.
Comment posted by Dan Letecky [DayPilot]
4 years ago.
The ResourceCollection class supports Insert() method that will let you insert a new Resource at the specified position.
You can do something like this (schematically):
 Resource nr = new Resource("Name", "ID");
 foreach (Resource resource in DayPilotScheduler1.Resources)
 {
 if (nr.Name.CompareTo(resource.Name) < 0)
 {
 int index = DayPilotScheduler1.Resources.IndexOf(resource);
 DayPilotScheduler1.Resources.Insert(index, nr);
 }
 }
Replace DayPilotScheduler1.Resources with the ResourceCollection instance that you are working with.
Comment posted by Davide
4 years ago.
Thank you for your code but the value of index variable is always equal to -1.
I tried with a lot of resources but the function me.dp.Resources.IndexOf(resource) is -1
This is another version of my code:
index = Me.dp.Resources.indexof(Me.dp.Resources.FindById("30-179-27933"))
This is an example of an existing resource. Infact the function Me.dp.Resources.FindById("30-179-27933") returns correctly a resource. But its IndexOf is always -1.
Where is my mistake?
Thanks
Comment posted by Davide
4 years ago.
ADDENDUM to previous post: the IndexOf property is greater then -1 but only for parents resources.
For children is always -1.
Unfortunately I've to place a child in a specific index position of it's parent children collection.
I hope this information could be useful for you to identify my mistake.
Thanks
Comment posted by Davide
4 years ago.
I've found a solution!!!!!
res = Me.dp.Resources.FindById("30-179-27933")
Dim index As Integer = Me.dp.Resources.FindById("30-0-0").Children.IndexOf(res)
Me.dp.Resources.FindById("30-0-0").Children.Insert(index - 1, n)
Working with children it works well!!!!
index = Me.dp.Resources.FindById("30-0-0").Children.IndexOf(res) where "res" is the last child of parent resource the value is greater then -1as required.
Now, using .Children.Insert(index - 1, n) the position is right!!!
Thank you for your effort
Davide
Comment posted by Dan Letecky [DayPilot]
4 years ago.
Great, thanks for posting the solution!
This question is more than 3 months old and has been closed. Please create a new question if you have anything to add.


Understanding PIC10F322 Reset and MCLR
The microcontroller features a reset pin known as MCLR, located at pin RA3 or physical pin 8 on a PDIP device. This optional external input can be used to reset the device when needed. Here's a detailed guide on how to manage and utilize the MCLR pin effectively.
MCLR Pin Functionality
The MCLR pin is active low, meaning that bringing this pin to ground will reset the device. This can be useful in various scenarios where a manual or automatic reset is required.
Disabling the MCLR Pin
You have the option to disable the MCLR pin via configuration settings. By setting both MCLRE and LVP configuration bits to 0, the MCLR pin is disabled, and RA3 functions as a standard input pin.
It's important to note that while RA3 can function as an input pin, it is not bi-directional like the other pins on the microcontroller. RA3 can only be configured for input.
Practical Uses for MCLR
When the MCLR pin is enabled, it offers several practical uses:
 - System Initialization: MCLR can be held low to ensure the microcontroller remains in a reset state until other devices in your circuit power up.
 - Manual Reset: A push button can be connected to the MCLR pin to serve as a manual reset. This is particularly useful during development and troubleshooting.
Recommended Circuit for MCLR
Although the datasheet mentions that RA3 is connected to VDD through an internal weak pull-up resistor, it is often beneficial to add an external 10k pull-up resistor for added stability.
For a push button reset:
 - Connect a 10k pull-up resistor between the MCLR pin and VDD.
 - Attach a normally open push button between the MCLR pin and ground.
When the button is pressed, it will complete the circuit to ground, overriding the pull-up resistor and bringing MCLR low, thus resetting the device.
Using RA3 as an Input
If you prefer to use RA3 as a functional input pin rather than a reset, you can disable the MCLR function via configuration settings. In the compiler, you can include the following configuration settings to achieve this:
This disables the MCLR pin, allowing RA3 to be used as a regular input pin for your application needs.
#pragma config MCLRE = OFF // MCLR Pin Function Select bit->MCLR pin function is digital input, MCLR internally tied to VDD
#pragma config LVP = OFF // Low-Voltage Programming
MCLR pin on the PIC10F322
Understanding the functionality and configuration of the MCLR pin on the PIC10F322 microcontroller is crucial for optimizing your project's design and performance. Whether you choose to use MCLR as a reset mechanism or as an additional input pin, proper configuration and circuit design will ensure reliable and efficient operation of your microcontroller.
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can vary from moment to moment.

Permanent Data Links
Once a DDE conversation has begun, the client can establish one or more permanent data links with the server. A data link is a communications mechanism by which the server notifies the client whenever the value of a specified data item changes. The data link is permanent in the sense that this notification process continues until the data link or the DDE conversation itself is terminated.
There are two kinds of permanent DDE data links: warm and hot. In a warm data link, the server notifies the client that the value of the data item has changed, but the server does not send the data value to the client until the client requests it. In a hot data link, the server immediately sends the changed data value to the client.
Applications that support warm or hot data links typically provide a Copy or Paste Link command in their Edit menu to enable the user to establish links between applications.
Atoms and Shared Memory Objects
Certain arguments of DDE messages are global atoms or shared memory objects. Applications using these arguments must follow explicit rules about when to allocate and delete them. In all cases, the message sender must delete any atom or shared memory object that the intended receiver will not receive because of an error condition, such as failure of the PostMessage function.
DDE uses shared memory objects for three purposes:
 - To carry a data-item value to be exchanged. This is an item referenced by the hData parameter in the WM_DDE_DATA and WM_DDE_POKE messages.
 - To carry options in a message. This is an item referenced by the hOptions parameter in a WM_DDE_ADVISE message.
 - To carry a command execution string. This is an item referenced by the hCommands parameter in the WM_DDE_EXECUTE message and its corresponding WM_DDE_ACK message.
An application that receives a DDE shared memory object must treat it as read only. The application must not use the object as a mutual read-write area for the free exchange of data.
As it does with a DDE atom, an application should free a shared memory object to manage memory effectively. The application should also lock and unlock memory objects.
Dynamic Data Exchange Messages Overview
Because DDE is a message-based protocol, it employs no functions or libraries. All DDE transactions are conducted by passing certain defined DDE messages between the client and server windows.
There are nine DDE messages; the symbolic constants for these messages are defined in the DDE header file. Certain structures for the various DDE messages are also defined in this header file.
The following table summarizes the DDE messages.
MessageDescription
WM_DDE_ACK Acknowledges receiving or not receiving a message.
WM_DDE_ADVISE Requests the server application to supply an update or notification for a data item whenever it changes. This establishes a permanent data link.
WM_DDE_DATA Sends a data-item value to the client application.
WM_DDE_EXECUTE Sends a string to the server application, which is expected to process the string as a series of commands.
WM_DDE_INITIATE Initiates a conversation between the client and server applications.
WM_DDE_POKE Sends a data-item value to the server application.
WM_DDE_REQUEST Requests the server application to provide the value of a data item.
WM_DDE_TERMINATE Terminates a conversation.
WM_DDE_UNADVISE Terminates a permanent data link.

An application calls SendMessage to issue the WM_DDE_INITIATE message or a WM_DDE_ACK message sent in response to WM_DDE_INITIATE. All other messages are sent by PostMessage. The first parameter of these calls is a handle to the receiving window; the second parameter contains the message to be sent; the third parameter identifies the sending window; and the fourth parameter contains the message-specific arguments.
Dynamic Data Exchange Message Flow
A typical DDE conversation consists of the following events:
 1. The client application initiates the conversation, and the server application responds.
 2. The applications exchange data by any or all of the following methods:
 - The server application sends data to the client at the client's request.
 - The client application sends unsolicited data to the server application.
 - The client application requests the server application to notify the client whenever a data item changes (warm data link).
 - The client application requests the server application to send data whenever the data changes (hot data link).
 - The server application carries out a command at the client's request.
 3. Either the client or server application terminates the conversation.
An application window that processes requests from a client or server must process them strictly in the order they are received.
A client can establish conversations with more than one server; a server can have conversations with more than one client. When handling messages from more than one source, a client or server must process the messages of a conversation synchronously, but need not process all messages synchronously. In other words, it can shift from one conversation to another as needed.
If an application is unable to process an incoming request because it is waiting for a DDE response, it must prevent deadlock by posting a WM_DDE_ACK message with the fBusy member of the DDEACK structure set to 1. An application can also send a busy WM_DDE_ACK message if, for any reason, it cannot process an incoming request within a reasonable amount of time.
An application should be able to handle the failure of a client or server to respond to a message within a certain time. Since the time-out interval may vary depending on the nature of the application and the configuration of the user's system (including whether it is connected to a network), the application should provide a way for the user to specify the interval.
Parameter Packing Functions
The lParam parameter of many DDE messages contains two pieces of data. For example, the lParam of the WM_DDE_DATA message contains a data handle and an atom. Applications must use the PackDDElParam function to pack the handle and atom into an lParam parameter, and the UnpackDDElParam function to remove the values. DDE applications must use PackDDElParam and UnpackDDElParam for all messages posted during a DDE conversation.
Applications can also use the ReuseDDElParam and FreeDDElParam functions. ReuseDDElParam allows a DDE application to reuse a packed lParam parameter, helping reduce the number of memory reallocations the application must perform during a conversation. An application can use FreeDDElParam to free the memory associated with a data handle received during a DDE conversation.
Dynamic Data Exchange and Impersonation
To allow a server to impersonate a client, the client calls the DdeSetQualityOfService function. The SECURITY_IMPERSONATION_LEVEL structure is used to control the level of impersonation the server may perform.
A DDE server can impersonate a DDE client by calling the ImpersonateDdeClientWindow function. A DDEML server should use the DdeImpersonateClient function.

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Commas School
Irish derived place name Cam Eas, meaning either 'The Bend in the River' or 'The Crooked Stream is a townland in the civil parish of Kinawley, barony of Tullyhaw, County Cavan, Ireland.
Its chief geographical features are Cuilcagh mountain which rise to 2,188 feet above sea level, Binbeg mountain which rises to 1,774 feet, mountain pools, the River Cladagh (Swanlinbar), mountain streams, waterfalls, underground streams, river swallowholes, ravines, caverns and forestry plantations. Commas is traversed by minor public roads and rural lanes. The townland covers 2,551 statute acres and is the largest townland in County Cavan.
In the 1609 Plantation of Ulster, Commas formed part of the mountain of Cuilcagh which were granted to John Sandford of Castle Doe, Co. Donegal)
The 1836 Ordnance Survey Namebooks stateThe Swanlinbar or Claddagh River rises in this townland, being the collection of a great many small streams which unite near the east side of the townland and runs towards the south-east.
Commas National School, Roll No. 5270, was actually situated in Knockranny townland.
Commas Census
In the Census of Ireland 1821, there were two families living in the townland.
In the 1901 census of Ireland, there was one family listed in the townland.
In the 1911 census of Ireland, there was one family listed in the townland.
Commas School
Commas School
Situated about 3km south west of Swanlinbar, just a 3 minute drive.
Coordinates : 54.17588,-7.74184
What 3 Words : ///taller.framed.taker


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Public-Private-Civil Society Partnership: A Gateway to Ensuring Good Governance Practices of Vocational Education Programme in South-South Nigerian Federal Universities
There is an increasing evidence that education generally and vocational education particularly in Nigeria is facing serious challenge of financial resource mismanagement, which seem to be traceable to high level of corruption or corrupt practices exhibited by school administrators. This unpleasant situation has contributed to lack of effectiveness and efficiency, accountability, transparency, and integrity in the utilization of funds for execution of projects. However, the quest to achieve the main objectives of vocational education appears to be rather unrealistic. Therefore, the issue of mismanagement or lack of clarity in the utilization of funds for execution of projects have called for the coalition of all major stakeholders within and outside Nigeria so as to help bypass the corrupt governance of vocational education programme. This study aims at investigating the extent to which public-private-civil society partnership (PPCSP) can help in establishing good governance practices of vocational education programme in Federal Universities in South-South geopolitical region of Nigeria. Four research questions were raised and answered using the Mean and standard deviations descriptive statistics, and four corresponding null hypotheses were formulated and tested using the t-test statistic. A descriptive survey research design was employed for the study. The study population comprised of all the vocational education lecturers in South-South Nigerian Federal Universities. A 4-point scaled questionnaire was administered to 154 vocational education lecturers. The instrument was validated by 4 experts, and the reliability coefficient using Cronbach alpha was α=.90. The analysis of the data collected revealed that to a very high extent PPCSP can help in promoting good governance practices (e.g., effectiveness, efficiency, transparency, accountability, and integrity) in the utilization of funds for execution of projects by vocational education administrators. When the corresponding null hypotheses were tested, the study found no significant difference in the Mean responses of male and female vocational education lecturers as regards the extent to which PPCSP can help in promoting good governance practices in the utilization of funds for execution of projects. Based on these findings, there is the need for all the major stakeholders of vocational education within and outside Nigeria to collaborate in order to promote good governance practices in the utilization of funds for execution of projects by vocational education administrators.
Copyright (c) Journal of Technical Education and Training
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Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) Recording Metadata
draft-ietf-siprec-metadata-22
Note: This ballot was opened for revision 20 and is now closed.
Alissa Cooper Yes
Alia Atlas No Objection
Deborah Brungard No Objection
Ben Campbell No Objection
Comment (2016-03-01 for -20)
I'm going to ballot no-objection on this, but I do have some comments
= Substantive =
- I'm confused about the associations between an RS (as modeled by <recording>) and a CS or CSG. As far as I can tell, a <recording> element is associated with a given CS/CSG by the fact of enclosing it. But the UML and related text indicates that a CS or a CSG can be associated with more than one RS. How does that work in the XML? Along the same lines, what would it mean for a CS or CSG to be associated with more than one RS?
- 5.1: Does the xml doc contain _exactly_ one <recording> element?
- 5.1.2: See question on 5.1. (Also, the normative language seems redundant between the sections.)
- 6.1.2: Can you elaborate on "persistent recording" and why it removes the need for a CS/CSG?
- 6.2: What does a CSG model? What does it mean for a CS to be part of a group or not part of a group?
-6.2.2: The UML suggests that a given CS cannot be associated with more than 1 CSG. That's worth mentioning here.
- 6.3: Can a given CS be directly associated with an RS and also a CSG? (I guess that will always be true in the XML, but it's not apparent from the UML).
-6.3.1, sipSessionID: I gather this is the session-id from the media session, not the recording session. If correct, it would be helpful to say it explicitly.
- 6.3.3: "A stream in a persistent RS is not required to be associated with any CS..."
It's not apparent how you would do that in the UML. I can see how you would do it by virture of being contained in a <recording> element.
- 6.5.1: Remote-Party-ID? Citation needed ;-)
- 6.10: Why not MUST? Can you envision good reasons to not use this method?
-6.11: Do I understand correctly that means no extensions are allowed without changing the version number? Is that really the intent?
-10, first paragraph:
Why is the SHOULD not a MUST? Also, what does the SRC need to authenticate/authorize?
-- 2nd paragraph: Do you really expect people to implement s/mime?
-- last paragraph: I'm not sure what "Implementations MUST control what metadata
 is recorded" means. Is the point that the implementation must let someone control that policy? That it must not record unnecessary metadata? (If the later, how is "necessary" determined?)
- 13.2: I think RFCs 3325 and 3326 need to be normative references. That's an issue for 3325, but section 6.5.1 normatively states that P-AID is a potential source for nameID. (which should probably be scoped to only be true for deployments where P-AID makes sense.)
= Editorial =
- Figure numbers and captions would be useful.
- I found the organization to be a bit odd. Section 5 starts talking about some but not all XML details, then 6 goes over the UML model, but switches back to XML in the last few sections, then we've got more XML stuff (schema, etc) further down.
- There are a lot of missing articles and commas, especially in the in section 6 and subsections. The RFC editor will fix this, but it would save them work if the authors did a proofreading pass, if they otherwise have reason to update the draft.
- 6.1: It would have been helpful to mention that the <recording> element represented a recording session back when <recording> was first mentioned in section 5.
Benoit Claise No Objection
Spencer Dawkins No Objection
Stephen Farrell (was Discuss) No Objection
Comment (2016-03-19 for -21)
Thanks for addressing my discuss points.
(Brian Haberman) No Objection
Joel Jaeggli No Objection
(Barry Leiba) No Objection
Comment (2016-02-29 for -20)
I don't see how a reader can understand this without understanding what an SRC, an SRS, an RS, and a CS are, and those are defined in RFC 6341. Why isn't 6341 a normative reference?
Please expand "AoR" on first use. You might also cite 3261 there as defining it. (I find it a bit odd that there's no citation to 3261 except in the Security Considerations.)
You refer twice to "Unified Modelling Language(UML)": is there a reference for UML?
On the other hand, while we're on references, I really don't think you need any of the citations in Section 5.1.1 (and can remove their associated references). No one reading this needs to know the details of what a URN is or how the ietf URN namespace is organized (just like you don't have a reference for "URI", and don't need it). I would just simplify it to this and take out the three unnecessary references:
NEW
 The namespace URI for elements defined by this specification is
 the following URN:

 urn:ietf:params:xml:ns:recording:1
END
A really tiny point (which the RFC Editor might also bring up): In Section 6.1.1 you refer to "a RS class" and "a RS object". Unless that's actually pronounced "Recording Session" when you read it, it should be "an RS [class|object]".
There are a lot of missing articles ("the", "a", "an") throughout. The RFC Editor will fix these, but...
In Section 6.3.1, the definition of the "reason" attribute is slightly confusing because "reason" is also an English word that can fit into the sentences also. So, here:
 The reason XML element has
 'protocol' as an attribute, which indicates the protocol from
 which the reason string is derived.
...I initially read "the reason XML element has 'protocol' as an attribute..." differently to how you meant it. I suggest making it this:
 The 'reason' XML element has
 'protocol' as an attribute, which indicates the protocol from
 which the reason string is derived.
I also suggest going back through this and consistently quoting the words when they refer to attribute or element names, to distinguish them from just plain English ("the 'session' XML element", "the 'reason' XML element", " 'protocol' attribute", and so on). You could skip this for the camel-cased items (such as "sipSessionID"), and the hyphenated ones ("group-ref"), because they can't be confused with plain words... but it might be better to be consistent.
In Section 6.3.2, I don't like the two non-parallel lists at the end. I think the RFC Editor will fix these, so I'll just point them out and let you decide what to do (or not). (In contrast, the list in Section 6.5.2 is properly parallel.)
In Section 6.9, just checking here:
 As a security measure, the timestamp element SHOULD be included in
 all tuples unless the exact time of the status change cannot be
 determined.
Are there other reasons one might not include a timestamp element? Or is the fact that you can't determine the time the only one? If the latter, then it should be "MUST ... unless", rather than "SHOULD ... unless", and I think that's what you mean.
Terry Manderson No Objection
Alvaro Retana No Objection
(Martin Stiemerling) No Objection


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01 October 2020
Find out more about the European month dedicated to Cybersecurity _URL_-della-sicurezza-informatica-ottobre-2020/
The European Cybersecurity Month (ECSM) is the European Union's annual campaign dedicated to promoting cybersecurity among EU citizens and organizations EU Member States. Each year, for the entire month of October, hundreds of activities take place across Europe, including conferences, workshops, trainings, webinars, presentations and more, to promote digital security and cyber hygiene.
The ECSM campaign is coordinated by the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) and the European Commission, and supported by EU Member States and hundreds of international partners (governments, universities, professional associations, private sector business).
ENISA coordinates the organization of the ECSM campaign by acting as a "hub" for all participating Member States and EU Institutions, and by providing expert suggestions, generating synergies and promoting common messaging among EU citizens, businesses and public administration, publishes also new materials and provides expert advice on different cybersecurity topics for Member States' audiences.
'Think Before U Click' is the official motto of ECSM 2020. This year, the programme focuses on two themes to help people identify and be prepared for cyber threats.
The first theme, 'Digital Skills', developed in two weeks of October, provides participants with information on e-privacy matters such as personal data protection, cyber bullying and cyber stalking. The key message conveys the importance of cyber hygiene and establishing good practices online. The COVID-19 pandemic has increased the digitalisation of everyday life. This new hyperconnected world requires an awareness of current skills for citizens to stay on top of trends and be safe online.
The second theme, 'Cyber Scams', shares insights into current and potential cyber threats such as phishing, business email compromise and online shopping fraud. COVID-19 has led to an increase in e-commerce, which has triggered concerns about the security of data and online payments. The key message encourages users to have a heightened awareness of cyber scams when conducting business and personal transactions online.
Exprivia joins the initiative as an Italian Partner of ECSM, driven by Domenico Raguseo, Head of Cybersecurity, organising activities such as trainings and more.
Campaign program and details are on the site cybersecuritymonth.eu/

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text:
The Japanese are known for their fondness of long hot bathsbe it in their famous onsens, public baths or even just the tub at home. Now, new research from the country has found that those who regularly take hot baths are significantly less likely to develop heart disease and have a stroke.
For the study, the researchers tracked the bathing habits and rates of cardiovascular disease and events of over 30,076 Japanese adults for 19 years between 1990 and 2009. Altogether over the study period, there were 2097 cases of heart disease, alongside 275 heart attacks, 53 sudden cardiac deaths and 1769 strokes.
After adjusting the results for other lifestyle variables, the researchers found that those who took a bath every day were at a 28% lower risk of developing heart disease, as well as a 26% lower risk of having a stroke when compared to those who took a bath just twice weekly or less. A further analysis of preferred water temperature showed that those who preferred warm water had a 26% lower risk of overall cardiovascular complications, while for those who prefered hot water, their risk reduced by 35%.
Although the study is based upon correlational findings, the researchers believe that the findings come thanks to the hot water lowering blood pressure while maintaining heart rate and regulating how effectively the heart is able to pump blood around the body. Interestingly, the researchers found the same results for people who undertake aerobic activity.
Dr. S. Russell Vester, the chief of the division of cardiovascular surgery at The Jewish Hospital in Cincinnati, Ohio said, "Let's say you do, as you should, 30 minutes of low-level activity (such as walking) 5 days a week. If bathing 5 days a week brings your heart rate up and your blood pressure down, that's a similar result."
However, having not heard of cardiologists prescribing patients hot baths as a preventative measure against heart disease, he urges that people with preexisting cardiovascular issues consult their doctor before taking one. This comes as certain conditions may become aggravated by submersion in hot water.


Altova DatabaseSpy 2023 Professional Edition
A primary key may include multiple columns, in which case it is known as a "composite" primary key.
To create a composite primary key:
1.In the Online Browser, right-click the first column and select Create Primary Key from the context menu.
2.Right-click another column and select Add Column to Primary Key from the context menu. If necessary, repeat this step for each column that needs to be added to the primary key.
3.Click the Execute Change Script dbs_ic_execute_script button in the Database Structure Change Script window.
To remove a column from a composite primary key:
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2.Right-click the column that is to be removed from the primary key, and select Remove Column from Key from the context menu.
3.Click the Execute Change Script dbs_ic_execute_script button in the Database Structure Change Script window.
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B96.1 is a billable/specific ICD-10-CM code that can be used to indicate a diagnosis for reimbursement purposes. Short description: Klebsiella pneumoniae as the cause of diseases classd elswhr; The 2022 edition of ICD-10-CM B96.1 became effective on October 1, 2021. … Urinary tract infection due to klebsiella; ICD-10-CM B96.1 is grouped within Diagnostic …
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What is the ICD 10 code for Klebsiella?
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Urinary tract infection, site not specified. 2016 2017 2018 2019 Billable/Specific Code. N39.0 is a billable/specific ICD-10-CM code that can be used to indicate a diagnosis for reimbursement purposes.
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EdgeRouter - Route lifecycle
Overview
Readers will learn about the routing protocol daemons for EdgeOS. Given the existent of routing protocol daemons, the forwarding database does not accumulate in a one-step process.
Terms and abbreviations used in this article:
 - RIB — Routing Information Base, an entity that stores all available routes.
 - FIB — Forwarding Information Base, an entity that stores routes actually used for traffic forwarding.
 1. Routing protocol processes receive routing information from peers. They may or may not accept it depending on their filtering policy configuration or information validity. Some of the routes may be accepted into protocol-specific routing table but not propagated to RIB (e.g. if there are several routes to the same destination with, only the best ones may be sent to RIB).
 2. If routing protocol process accepts routing information and selects the route as FIB candidate, it sends it to the RIB process.
 3. RIB installs routes to the FIB. Or, under certain circumstances, does not install.
Therefore if you need to debug routing, you should look at routing process specific database, then the RIB, and then FIB.
 1. Routing process database commands are protocol specific. For BGP it is "show ip bgp", for RIP it is "show ip rip", for OSPF they are "show ip ospf route" and for LSAs — "show ip ospf database"
 2. To view RIB routes, use "show ip route"
 3. To view FIB routes, use "show ip route forward"
Examples
One example of the case when RIB will not install a route into FIB is when its next hop is unreachable. Try the following (given you don't have a route to 192.0.2.1):
ubnt@ubnt# set protocols static route 192.0.2.0/24 next-hop 192.0.2.1
ubnt@ubnt# commit
ubnt@ubnt# run show ip route
Codes: K - kernel route, C - connected, S - static, R - RIP, O - OSPF,
 I - ISIS, B - BGP, > - selected route, * - FIB route
...
S 192.0.2.0/24 [1/0] via 192.0.2.1 inactive
ubnt@ubnt# run show ip route forward | match 192.0.2.0/24
<no output>
There are also examples when RIB will modify route entries before installing them into FIB. One example is recursive route, where its next hop is not directly reachable, but is reachable via a reachable host. In this case you may see something like:
ubnt@ubnt# show ip route
...
S>* 10.46.0.0/16 [1/0] via 10.91.18.10 (recursive via 10.91.19.1)
...
ubnt@ubnt# show ip route forward
...
10.46.0.0/16 via 10.91.19.1 dev eth0 proto zebra
...
Note: zebra is the name of EdgeOS RIB daemon.


Column not found when SELECTing from a recursive Common Table Expression (CTE)
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Robert Faust
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Jun 12, 2022, 1:09:12 AMJun 12
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Hello all,
I'm new to the group so I apologize if this question has already been answered elsewhere. I'm just hoping someone has some ideas of what could be happening, as I'm running out of ideas.
Let's suppose I'm retrieving some data from a table that has a parent/child reference. I'm using a common table expression to SELECT the starting nodes from this table. Then, I have a second common table expression to recursively SELECT the parents/ancestors of the starting nodes (think starting at the leaf of a tree and working backwards to the root).
The basic structure looks like this:
/* Initial data retrieval */
WITH cte AS (
 SELECT table_1.column_1, /* VARCHAR(255) */
 table_1.column_2, /* VARCHAR(255) */
 table_1.column_3, /* INTEGER */
 table_1.node_id, /* VARCHAR(255) */
 table_1.parent_node_id /* VARCHAR(255) */
 FROM table_1
),
/* Recursive CTE */
recursive_cte(column_1, column_2, node_id, parent_node_id) AS (
 SELECT cte.column_1,
 cte.column_2,
 cte.node_id,
 cte.parent_node_id
 FROM cte
 UNION ALL
 SELECT table_1.column_1,
 table_1.column_2,
 table_1.node_id,
 table_1.parent_node_id
 FROM table_1
 JOIN recursive_cte
 ON table_1.node_id = recursive_cte.parent_node_id
)
SELECT recursive_cte.column_1,
 recursive_cte.column_2
 FROM recursive_cte
The query works great in both of my test databases. Let's call them database 1 (1000 records in table_1) and database 2 (100,000 records in table_1). They both use the same schema.
Now, I'd like to add another column to the output of recursive_cte so I can do some additional filtering, so I add column_3 (from table_1) in the highlighted locations:
/* Initial data retrieval */
WITH cte AS (
 SELECT table_1.column_1, /* VARCHAR(255) */
 table_1.column_2, /* VARCHAR(255) */
 table_1.column_3, /* INTEGER */
 table_1.node_id, /* VARCHAR(255) */
 table_1.parent_node_id /* VARCHAR(255) */
 FROM table_1
),
/* Recursive CTE */
recursive_cte(column_1, column_2, column_3, node_id, parent_node_id) AS (
 SELECT cte.column_1,
 cte.column_2,
 cte.column_3,
 cte.node_id,
 cte.parent_node_id
 FROM cte
 UNION ALL
 SELECT table_1.column_1,
 table_1.column_2,
 table_1.column_3,
 table_1.node_id,
 table_1.parent_node_id
 FROM table_1
 JOIN recursive_cte
 ON table_1.node_id = recursive_cte.parent_node_id
)
SELECT recursive_cte.column_1,
 recursive_cte.column_2,
 recursive_cte.column_3
 FROM recursive_cte
This new query works fine in database 1, but errors out in database 2. The error I get is Column "RECURSIVE_CTE.COLUMN_3" not found, which leads me to believe it's coming from the last SELECT query at the bottom. For some reason, that query can't find column_3 in the recursive CTE, even though I made sure to include it in the declaration.
The weird part is that it works in one database but not the other, even though they share the same schema. It makes me wonder if I'm hitting some sort of memory limit in H2 Embedded. The weirdest part is that its always the INTEGER column that seems to disappear, considering an INTEGER should take up much less space in memory than a VARCHAR(255).
Does anyone have any ideas what might cause this? Any insights are greatly appreciated.
- Rob
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Andreas Reichel
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Greetings!
While I am not a developer, but just an H2 user I would like to recommend to provide:
1) the DDL to create table_1 and table_2 and
2) some DML to fill it with data
This way we can reproduce your samples easily, with different versions of H2.
That said, the CTEs are still considered experimental although I never had problem using those with latest snapshots 2.2.212 - 2.2.219
Best of luck
Andreas
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Robert Faust
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Jun 12, 2022, 1:05:34 PMJun 12
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Hi Andreas,
Thanks for the quick reply.
I think I may have already determined the cause of my stress.
I am using H2 in conjunction with Jasper Reports. The report I am running against the database has several subreports, and some of the subreports were using the same name for the CTEs. So, I was intermittently receiving errors related to missing columns because one of the CTEs had some columns that the other one did not.
I have a MS SQL Server background and I didn't realize that the CTEs in H2 persisted across multiple sessions/transactions, as this is not how they behave in SQL Server (they are ephemeral). So, with that in mind, I've begun approaching this problem differently.
Thanks
Rob
Noel Grandin
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Unfortunately CTE's in H2 are currently pretty bad, and nobody has felt sufficiently motivated to do the surgery that is necessary to accomodate them really well.
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I have a question here,
I have a text file of two columns, and up to 2000 rows and text file look like this.
actually, I logged the data in the text file
1 1
2 2
3 3
4 4
: :
: :
: :
100 100
I want to store the data of each column into two different arrays.
The arrays are of fixed length is it stores only 10 values while reading the text file. Once the 10 values get filled they arrays updates them with 10 news values.
What I have tried:
I don know how to do it please help
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Dave Kreskowiak 5-Sep-17 22:53pm
If we can't see your code we can't tell you what you're doing wrong.
No, we're not going to write your code for you. What would be the point of doing your work for you?
Graeme_Grant 5-Sep-17 22:55pm
So column "a" gets stored in array "a" and column "b" is stored in array "b" but each array can only hold a maximum of 10 rows? Your example suggests that there are more than 10 rows?
SN25 7-Sep-17 20:27pm
yes in my text file its has more than 10 rows..
Karthik_Mahalingam 6-Sep-17 0:49am
Use Improve question to add more info to the question.
CPallini 6-Sep-17 3:11am
Could please detail what are you unable to do? What is the main obstacle?
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This looks like homework, so I'll give you no code!
But it's very simple:
read the lines - you can do this in several ways, but the easiest is probably to use File.ReadAllLines which returns an array with each line of text in a separate array.
Then process each line. Since you are only interested in the last ten items, use the Length property of the array to find where the last ten starts.
For each line, use string.Split to break it into the two numbers, and use int.TryParse to convert each of the parts into a numeric value.
Store these in your two arrays.
Easy enough, if you take it stage by stage - it's probably less than ten lines of code in total!

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SN25 7-Sep-17 3:57am
it's not a home work I am working on a project and my question is one of the block of my code. I have to do tracking of object and for tracking of each object I am using the check box, when the check box is hit the tracking started and displays 10 track values.
Anyways I will try your approach, and If I have any problem I will share my code then.
Roberta Mafessoni 7-Sep-17 22:24pm
Still looks like homework though.
Anyway the solution you got from OriginalGriff is very detailed and should be more than enough, but why aren't you using classes, lists, dictionaries and some more oop era techniques if you are doing such an advanced project. Just wondering. Good luck.
SN25 7-Sep-17 22:26pm
Actually, I am a freshman to C# programming just going through all the stuff gradually,
never done C programming before
anyways thanks for the suggestion I will go through lists and classes as well
OriginalGriff 8-Sep-17 2:34am
So, it's homework then ... if you are trying to learn by just "going through stuff" then stop right now, and get yourself a book or better a course. You need the material presented in a structured way which covers all the material and builds on previous knowledge. just "going through stuff" means you have no idea what you are missing out on, or why it's a good idea because you may never meet it or realise what it is when you do see it.
Roberta Mafessoni 8-Sep-17 14:21pm
That is the best suggestion you will get.
Nice words OriginalGriff.
Thanks from me.
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Starting a phone case business in India is an amazing opportunity to capitalize on the country's growing demand for mobile phone accessories. The market for phone covers in India is huge and diverse, with a population of over 1.3 billion people and a fast-increasing middle class. Starting a phone case business in India, on the other hand, might be difficult because it involves careful strategy and execution.
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13. Marble cases: These cases feature a marble design on them, which can be real or printed.
14. Temperature-sensitive Cases: These cases change colour depending on their surrounding temperature.
These are just a few examples of the many different types of smartphone cases available; new designs and materials are being developed all the time.
Mobile Cover Painting Ideas
If you want to know how to start a phone case business in India and be successful in it, then you need to know the basic ideas that are used in mobile case printing business in general. Here are some ideas to design your own customized mobile cover in India:
Abstract art is a type of art that does not depict natural objects but instead employs colours, shapes, and textures to create a visually appealing composition. Use bright colours and aggressive brushstrokes to create an abstract design that is unique and eye-catching. Use this abstract ideas as back cover design ideas for custom mobile covers.
Nature-inspired designs incorporate colours and pictures from nature, such as flowers, leaves, or animals, to produce a natural and organic appearance. These patterns might be simple or complex, with components such as leaves, flowers, or birds.
Pop art is a type of art that arose in the 1950s and is distinguished by bright colours and basic shapes. Use vibrant colours and basic forms to create a pop art-inspired design while painting a mobile cover.
Typography is the art of arranging type in order to make written language legible, readable, and visually appealing. Use different fonts and text to create a design that spells out a quotation, term, or name while painting a mobile cover.
Watercolor is a painting technique in which pigments are suspended in a water-soluble medium.
Use watercolour paints to produce a smooth, dreamy appearance while painting a mobile cover.
These are images that have sentimental importance; they could be of a family member, a pet, or a beloved area. Make a phone case out of a personal photo or an image that has sentimental meaning while painting a mobile cover. Use platforms like Blinkstore to generate such high quality image products.
Black and white
Black and white are the absence and presence of all colours, respectively. Use black and white colours to create a minimalist and classy look while painting a mobile cover.
These are just a few of the many mobile cover ideas to get you started. Initially, you can imply these ideas to your design to start your business.
Starting a phone case business in 7 Steps (mobile phone cases)
If you are looking at how to start a phone case business in India, you need to follow these 7 steps to become successful in the mobile case printing business.
Determine your niche
Determine the types of phone cases you want to sell, such as clear cases, silicone cases, or premium cases. Identifying your specialty can help you focus your efforts and target your marketing efforts to the correct audience to be successful in mobile case printing business.
Examine your competition
Investigate the competition in your area to see what sorts of phone cases are already available and what gaps in the market you can fill. Try using different keyword planner tools to understand which type of mobile cases are in demand and you can create print on demand phone cases based on that.
Find a wholesale source or mobile cover printing partner
Look for a wholesale provider of phone cases. Look for phone case business supplies from reputed suppliers who uses phone case making machine to make high quality covers. Look for phone case making supplies with a diverse product offering and a solid reputation for quality and customer service.
Create an online store
To sell your phone cases, create an e-commerce website or utilise a platform like Blinkstore. In just few clicks, you can setup your own online store without any investment and list your design and products there. For paid website builder tools you can check out SquareSpace.
Develop a marketing strategy
Create a marketing strategy that combines social media, influencer marketing, and advertising campaigns. Make use of these tactics to market your company and attract new customers.
Legal and monetary
Register your company and receive the required GST Number. Create a system for tracking your finances and taxes.
Analyze your firm on a regular basis and make improvements as needed to increase sales and profitability. To stay ahead of trends, keep an eye on the industry and your competition and adapt your plan as needed.
How do I start a mobile case business?
If you want to start mobile case printing business, then you need to follow the following steps:
1. Determine your niche and examine your competition
2. Find a wholesale source
3. Create an online store using Blinkstore
4. Develop a marketing strategy
5. Look for the feedback and act accordingly.
Is a phone case business profitable in India?
A mobile case printing business can be profitable in India, as there is a growing demand for mobile phone accessories in the country, with a population of over 1.3 billion people and a rapidly growing middle class. Is phone case business profitable? Yes, with right designs and marketing you can build a profitable phone case business in India.
How much does it cost to start a custom phone case business?
With Blinkstore, you can start a custom phone or mobile case printing business with zero investment.
How do I start my own phone case business?
With Blinkstore, you can create your own free online store and start listing your designs on phone cases and start selling immediately without any investment.
Finally, beginning a mobile case business in India can be a terrific way to capitalise on the country's expanding need for mobile phone accessories. The market for phone cases in India is wide and diverse, and a phone case business can be profitable with proper planning and execution. To launch a successful phone case business in India, it's important to identify a niche. You can also save this blog as a PDF for a phone case business plan pdf.
It's also critical to think about the legal and financial sides of beginning a business, as well as having a system in place for inventory management, customer service, packaging, and shipping. It is also critical to constantly design, develop and adapt to shifting industry trends and consumer preferences.


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1.
To move to the bottom of a WORD document the following key should be used?
(a)CTRL + End
(b)End
(c)Shift + End
(d)Alt + End
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Answer is: A
2.
Which key is used to start a slide show in power point ?
(a)F1
(b)F5
(c)F7
(d)F3
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Answer is: B
3.
Which short key is used to justify a document ?
(a)CTRL + L
(b)CTRL + J
(c)CTRL + K
(d)CTRL + D
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Answer is: B
4.
Which key is used for Create a non breaking space
(a)Ctrl + Shift + Alt
(b)Ctrl + Shift + Caps Lock
(c)Ctrl + Shift + Spacebar
(d)None of this
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Answer is: C
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Srivaishnava Urdhva Pundra
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The Srivaishnava Urdhva Pundra (also known as Thiruman Srichurnam or the Shricharanam) is the tilaka used by followers of Sri Vaishnava. The figure drawn is representative of the feet of Narayana with Lakshmi in the middle. It is adorned by members of the Sri Vaishnava tradition (including Pancharatra, Vaikhanasa, and Bhagavada Srivaishnavas).
The full form[edit]
The two Iyengar subsects, Thenkalai and Vadakalai, wear the Thiruman Srichurnam in slightly different ways. The Thiruman in the case of the Thenkalai extends to the bridge of the nose, forming a Y shape.
Priests traditionally wear the Thiruman Srichurnam at 12 places on their body (dvadasa pundram). See: Samashrayanam.
Full forms of the Urdhva Pundara are shown in the gallery.
The abbreviated form[edit]
The abbreviated Thiruman is more commonly used by Iyengars in daily life. It consists of a single thin, vertical red or yellow line in the middle of the forehead. Although the Smriti forbid wearing the Srichurnam without the Thiruman, it has become a common practice due to convenience.
Etymology and meaning[edit]
The Parashara Smriti gives a very detailed explanation on the Thiruman: where, when, and how to wear it, as well as what should be chanted while wearing the same.
Srichurnam is the yellow/red line in the middle of the white marks. The white marks are called ThirumaN in Tamil. The word Srichurnam is often referred with the Thiruman and is called as Thiruman Srichurnam (or Oordhva Pundram). Particularly for the followers of Sri Sampradayam Srivaishnavas, Sriman Narayana (Vishnu) is always seen as being inseparable from his divine consort, Lakshmi, and hence the marks on the forehead will always represent the Lord's lotus feet (ThirumaN) and his divine consort in the middle at his service.
The etymology of Srichurnam is as follows: Sri refers to Lakshmi, while churanam literally means powder. The Srichurnam - the red/yellow line in the middle - represents Lakshmi. Thiruman (tiru = holy, maN = clay) represents the feet Vishnu.[1]
Apart from the main ingredients described below, several auspicious substances are added, such as Tulasi, rice, turmeric, camphor, flowers.
The white powder in Thiruman is derived from decayed schistose mica.[2] It is found, among other places, in Melukote.
The yellow mark is worn using turmeric, or using sandal wood paste. (Sandal is forbidden from use for bachelors in Vedic tradition).
The red mark is made of turmeric mixed with lime (churNa).
 - Entwistle, A. W. (1981). Vaishnava tilakas: Sectarian marks worn by worshippers of Vishnu (IAVRI bulletin). International Association of the Vrindaban Research Institute. ASIN B0007BNJJ6.
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Implementing Checkpoints in an SSIS Package
Like any other application, an SSIS package can fail. Once the problem has been resolved, you'll usually restart the package, but if you implement SSIS checkpoints, then you have another option: you can restart from the point of failure.
A SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) package can fail for many reasons. A data source might be offline, a server might go down, the network might be unavailable, or countless other problems might arise. Whatever the reason, the end result is the same-your SSIS package stops running.
In some cases, this might not be too big a deal; you can simply restart the package after the problem has been resolved and everything is back to normal. However, if your package is loading terabytes of data or performing numerous other operations, a failure can represent a significant hit on your schedule and resources.
One way to help protect against such a happening is to implement checkpoints in your SSIS package. Checkpoints let you restart a package from the point of failure. For instance, if your package fails after the retrieved data has been staged, you can rerun the package starting at the point of failure without having to retrieve and stage the data again. In other words, the package starts right where it left off. By using checkpoints, you can avoid having to repeat tasks that involve large files or reload or re-aggregate large amounts of data.
How Checkpoints Work
When you configure your SSIS package to use checkpoints, SSIS maintains a record of the control flow executables that have successfully run. In addition, SSIS records the current values of user-defined variables.
SSIS stores the checkpoint information in an XML file whose name and location you specify when you configure your package to use checkpoints. When the package runs, SSIS takes the following steps to implement checkpoints:
 1. Creates the XML file.
 2. Records the current values of user-defined variables.
 3. Records each executable that successfully runs.
 4. Takes one of the following two actions:
 - Saves the file if the package stops running on an executable configured to use checkpoints.
 - Deletes the file if the entire package runs successfully.
If you configure a package to use checkpoints and that package fails during execution, SSIS will reference the checkpoint file if you try to rerun the package. SSIS will first retrieve the current variable values as they existed prior to package failure and, based on the last successful executable to run, start running the package where it left off, that is, from the point of failure onward, assuming you've addressed the issue that caused the failure in the first place.
Configuring Checkpoints
To implement checkpoints in your package, you must configure several properties at the package level:
 - CheckpointFileName: Specifies the full path and filename of your checkpoint file.
 - CheckpointUsage: Specifies when to use checkpoints. The property supports the following three options:
 - Never: A checkpoint file is not used.
 - IfExists: A checkpoint file is used if one exists. This option is the one most commonly used if enabling checkpoints on a file.
 - Always: A checkpoint file must always be used. If a file doesn't exist, the package fails.
 - SaveCheckpoints: Specifies whether the package saves checkpoints. Set to True to enable checkpoints on the package.
After you've configure these three package properties, you must set the FailPackageOnFailure property to True on each container or task that should participate in the checkpoint process. An executable that is enabled to use checkpoints serves as a starting point should the package fail and you want to rerun it. For example, suppose you set the FailPackageOnFailure property to True on a Data Flow task. If the package fails on that task and you restart the package, the package will start there. However, if the package fails at a task for which the FailPackageOnFailure property is set to False, the XML file is not saved and checkpoints are not used when you restart the package.
You should consider carefully which executables to include in the checkpoint process. For example, a Foreach Loop container can make using checkpoints a challenge. If you configure the container itself to use checkpoints, SSIS has no way of knowing which tasks inside the container have already run at the time of failure. And if you configure the tasks within the container to use checkpoints, variable values are not always recorded properly in the XML file at the time of failure. For that reason, many SSIS developers recommend against using checkpoints for loop iterations.
You must also be careful using checkpoints when running parallel operations in which all operations must succeed or fail as a logical unit, such as when you have parallel data flows that must succeed or fail as a single operation. You could, of course, put everything within a Sequence container and configure the container to use checkpoints, but if the container then represents the bulk of the control flow, you've gained little advantage because most of the work will have to be repeated anyway. Only if there are subsequent tasks, and you configure checkpoints on those tasks, do you have anything to gain.
Ideally, if you plan to implement checkpoints in your package, you should take them into account when you design your package. For example, you might want to separate the part of the data flow that stages data from that which loads data so you can use checkpoints more effectively. Let's look at a simple example to demonstrate how this works.
Checkpoints in Action
To demonstrate how to use checkpoints, I created a basic SSIS package in SQL Server Business Intelligence Development Studio (BIDS). Then I added the following two components:
 - OLE DB connection manager. The connection manager establishes a connection with the AdventureWorks2008R2 sample database on a local instance of SQL Server 2008 R2.
 - User-defined variable. I created an int variable named number and set the initial value to 1.
After I configured these two components, I added several tasks to the control flow, which are shown in Figure 1. The control flow, in theory, creates the People table, retrieves person data, sets the variable value, loads the person data, and then deletes the table. In reality, the package doesn't really retrieve or load data, but it contains enough tasks for the package to run successfully and be able to demonstrate how checkpoints work.
Figure 1: Setting up the control flow in an SSIS package
The first task I added is an Execute SQL task. The task uses the OLE DB connection manager to connect to the AdventureWorks2008R2 database. I added the following Transact-SQL code to the task in order to create the People table:
The next task in the control flow is a Data Flow task. Although I labeled the task to indicate that it retrieves person data, the task does nothing at all. If this were an actual package, the data flow would load the person data into a staging table or raw files. However, because checkpoints work only at the executable level, it doesn't matter whether we configure the data flow, just as long as we can control whether the task succeeds or fails when the package runs. More on that later.
Following the Data Flow task, I added a Script task. The task does nothing but modify the value of the number user-defined variable. When I configured the task's properties, I added number to the Script Task editor as a read/write variable. Then, to the Main method of the script itself, I inserted the following C# line of code:
As you can see, the code simply sets the value of the number variable to 2. Although this serves no functional purpose in the current package, it does let me verify whether the current variable value is being properly recorded in the checkpoint file.
After the Script task, I added another Data Flow task that supposedly loads the person data into the People table. Again, this is just a dummy task that takes no action, but it is an executable that can either succeed or fail when the package runs.
The final component I added to the control flow is another Execute SQL task. The task uses the following Transact-SQL code to drop the People table:
That's all there is to the package. It's simple, does very little, but provides everything we need to test checkpoints. If you were to run the package now, the package should run with no problem and each component should turn to green. So now let's set up the package to use checkpoints. The first step then is to configure the three package properties described earlier:
 - CheckpointFileName: I specified a path and filename for my checkpoint file.
 - CheckpointUsage: I selected the IfExists value.
 - SaveCheckpoints: I selected the True value.
Next, I set the FailPackageOnFailure property to True for the last three components in the control flow (the Script task, second Data Flow task, and second Execute SQL task). Now, if the package fails on any of these three components, the checkpoint file will be saved and will include a list of all the executables that had run successfully up to the point of failure.
Because I did not configure the first Data Flow task to use checkpoints, checkpoints will not be used if that task fails, and you have to run the package from the beginning. If your data retrieval and staging process includes a significant amount of data, you might consider breaking that component into separate data flows and then implementing checkpoints on the individual components, but you should do this only if you can separate the data into discrete units that do not have to succeed or fail as a whole.
If you were to run the package as we currently have it configured, all the tasks should still successfully execute. So we need to make the package fail on one of the three tasks configured to use checkpoints. The easiest way to


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A Practical Guide to Collaborative Writing Assignments in Financial Accounting Courses
The accounting profession has recently stressed the importance of including formal writing assignments in the accounting curriculum. Since most accounting educators do not have training in the design, execution and evaluation of writing assignments, implementing such changes has proven difficult. Furthermore, the accounting literature provides few detailed examples of continually relevant projects that instructors can easily adopt. This paper highlights the role that a collaborative writing assignment can play in accounting education and provides instructors with practical guidance in the use of such an assignment. The group writing exercise described here: (1) familiarize students with the conceptual and practical aspects of the financial accounting standard-setting process, (2) emphasizes the importance of written communication skills to accountants, (3) provides students with the opportunity to practice their analytical and critical thinking skills using a writing-to-learn approach, and (4) requires students to organize and synthesize their communications for a particular audience.
|Main Author:||Catanach, Anthony|
|Other Authors:||Rhoades, Shelley|


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Do you want to learn how to clean your rabbits' feet?
Rabbits are known for their impeccable grooming habits. However, there are certain areas, such as their feet, that they may struggle to keep clean on their own. This can lead to several health problems, including sore hocks and infections.
In this article, we'll let you know how to effectively clean your rabbit's feet and the importance of doing so regularly.
Why Clean a Rabbit's Feet?
Cleaning a rabbit's feet is essential to their overall health and well-being.
Their feet can become soiled with urine, feces, or other types of dirt, which can lead to bacterial infections if left uncleaned.
Moreover, excessive moisture or dirt can cause sore hocks, a painful condition where the fur on the bottom of a rabbit's feet wears away, leading to raw, exposed skin.
By regularly cleaning your rabbit's feet, you can help prevent these issues and keep your bunny healthy.
Before you start cleaning your rabbit's feet, ensure you have the following tools:
- A soft cloth or baby wipes (fragrance-free)
- Warm water
- Towel for drying
- Antiseptic cream or powder (consult your vet for suitable options)
- A comfortable, non-slip surface to work on
How To Clean Rabbits Feet?
Here are the step-by-step guides to follow:
Step 1: Prepare the Cleaning Area
Start by laying out a comfortable, non-slip surface where you can work on cleaning your rabbit's feet.
This could be a table with a towel or mat on top.
Having a non-slip surface would prevent the rabbit from slipping and injuring itself during the cleaning process.
Step 2: Secure the Rabbit
Hold your rabbit gently but firmly to avoid any sudden movements. Make sure to support its hindquarters and keep it calm by stroking it gently.
Step 3: Inspect the Feet
Before cleaning, inspect your rabbit's feet for any signs of injury, sores, or abnormalities. If you notice anything unusual, consult your vet before proceeding with the cleaning.
Step 4: Clean the Feet with a Damp Cloth
Dip a soft cloth or use a baby wipe to gently clean the rabbit's feet. Be sure to clean between the toes and around the nails, where dirt can accumulate.
Avoid using any harsh chemicals or soap as these can irritate the skin.
Step 5: Dry the Feet
After cleaning, you should thoroughly dry your rabbit's feet.
Any lingering moisture can provide a breeding ground for bacteria and lead to infections or sore hocks. Use a soft towel to pat the feet dry gently.
Step 6: Apply Antiseptic Cream or Powder
Once the feet are dry, you can apply a small amount of antiseptic cream or powder.
This can help to prevent any potential infections. Always consult with your vet about suitable products for your rabbit.
Prevention is always better than cure. Here are some ways to prevent your rabbit's feet from getting dirty:
1. Regular Grooming
Regular grooming can help keep your rabbit clean and minimize the risk of soiled feet.
This includes brushing its fur to remove loose hair and checking its feet regularly for dirt or injuries.
2. Avoid Wet or Dirty Ground
Rabbits should not be kept on wet or dirty surfaces as these can lead to soiled feet and related health problems.
Make sure your rabbit's living area is dry and clean at all times.
3. Provide a Clean Living Environment
A clean living environment is crucial for your rabbit's overall health.
This includes regularly cleaning their hutch or cage, replacing bedding frequently, and ensuring they have access to clean food and water.
Cleaning Other Areas
Cleaning your rabbit's feet is important, But maintaining their overall cleanliness is much more important.
This includes brushing their fur regularly to remove loose hair, checking their ears for any signs of mites or infection, and monitoring their eyes for any discharge or redness.
Additionally, rabbits' teeth continuously grow throughout their lives, so you should provide them with plenty of hay and chew toys to prevent their teeth from overgrowing.
Occasionally, dental check-ups might be necessary to ensure their teeth are in good shape.
Here are some frequently asked questions.
Why Are My Bunnies Feet So Dirty?
A rabbit's feet can get dirty due to various reasons such as unclean cages, muddy outdoor play, or health issues like diarrhea.
If the cage isn't cleaned regularly, feces and urine can build up, leading to dirty feet. Also, if your rabbit spends time outdoors, it can track in dirt or mud.
Can I Use Baby Wipes On Rabbits Feet?
Yes, you can use baby wipes to clean your rabbit's feet, but make sure they are unscented and alcohol-free.
Don't force your rabbit if they are uncomfortable, and ensure they are completely dry afterward to avoid chilling.
Do Rabbits Clean Their Own Feet?
Rabbits are generally clean animals and will groom themselves, including their feet. However, sometimes they may need assistance, especially if they've stepped on something, particularly dirty or sticky.
How To Clean Rabbits Feet With Vinegar?
For more thorough cleaning, you can use a diluted solution of white vinegar and water (1:1 ratio).
Dip a soft cloth into the solution, then gently wipe your rabbit's feet.
Be careful not to let the solution get into any open wounds or scratches. Also, make sure to dry your rabbit's feet thoroughly afterward.
How To Clean Rabbits Feet At Home?
Aside from using baby wipes or a vinegar solution, you can also use warm water and a soft cloth to clean your rabbit's feet.
Always be gentle, and make sure to thoroughly dry your rabbit's feet after cleaning them.
How To Clean Rabbits Feet For Show?
For show rabbits, you should keep their feet and fur clean and well-groomed.
There's not much difference from what we have outlined above for non-show rabbits.
Cleaning your rabbit's feet is a simple but important part of their care routine.
It not only helps to prevent health issues but also provides an opportunity for you to check for any potential problems.
With the right tools and a gentle touch, you can ensure your rabbit stays healthy and clean.
We hope this article helped you know how to clean rabbits' feet. If you have any further questions, comment below and we will answer them.


Consideration for centrifugal tension, Mechanical Engineering
Consideration:
1. From above equation, it is clear that centrifugal tension is not dependent of T1 and T2. It depends upon velocity of the belt. For lower belt speed (that is, Belt speed less than 10m/s) the centrifugal tension is very small and can be neglected.
2. When centrifugal tension is to be taken into consideration then the total tension on tight side and slack side of belt can be given by
For tight side = T1 + Tc
For slack side = T2 + Tc
3. Maximum tension(Tm) in belt is equal to maximum safe stress in belt multiplied by cross sectional area of the belt.
Tm = σ (b.t)
Where
σ = Maximum safe stress in belt
b = Width of belt and
t = Thickness of belt
Tm = T1 + Tc ---- if centrifugal tension is considered = T1 ------- if centrifugal tension is neglected

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Are you in the market for an industrial line scan camera but feeling inundated by all the options? Choosing the right camera can make or break your production process, so it's important to consider all factors before making a decision. In this blog post, we'll be exploring key factors that you should keep in mind when choosing an industrial line scan camera. From resolution to frame rate and everything in between, let's dive into what you need to know to make an informed decision.
What Is an Industrial Line Scan Camera?
An industrial line scan camera is a specialized type of imaging device that's commonly used in manufacturing and other industrial applications. Line scan cameras are designed to capture images of objects that are moving past the camera at high speeds. This makes them ideal for use in conveyor belt inspection, product sorting, and other similar applications.
Key Factors to Consider When Choosing an Industrial Line Scan Camera
There are a few key factors you'll need to consider when choosing an industrial line scan camera for your business. Here are some of the most important things to keep in mind:
- Resolution: The resolution of a line scan camera is one of the most important factors to consider. You'll need to make sure that the camera you choose has enough resolution to meet your needs. Higher resolutions will allow you to capture more detailed images, but they also come at a higher cost.
- Frame Rate: The frame rate is another important consideration when choosing a line scan camera. This refers to the number of images that the camera can capture per second. Higher frame rates will allow you to capture more images, which can be helpful if you need to capture images at high speeds.
- Image Quality: It's important to make sure that the camera you choose produces clear, high-quality images. This will help ensure that you're able to accurately detect any defects or other problems with products as they move past the camera.
- Connectivity: Many modern line scan cameras come with various connectivity options, such as Ethernet or USB. This can be helpful if you need to quickly transfer images from the camera to a computer or other device.
Industrial line scan cameras can be an invaluable tool for many businesses, but it's important to make sure that you choose the right model for your needs. Keep these key factors in mind when purchasing an industrial line scan camera, and you should be able to find the perfect solution for your business!
If you are still not so clear about how to choose, do not be hesitant to consult SmartMoreInside for professional guidance and place an order for the one that suits you much.


Why Is My Cat Panting?
What does it mean if my cat is panting?
A cat's normal breathing rhythm should be smooth and unlaboured. Panting is usually a sign that something isn't right with your cat. Cats only breathe hard with their mouths open when they are very stressed, extremely hot, or a disease process is occurring.
There are plenty of senior cat conditions that could bring on a sudden bout of laborious panting.
But panting isn't confined to old age. According to Dr Catheryn Walsh from Greencross Vets Robina Village, serious medical conditions that can bring on panting include heart failure, asthma, cancer, fluid build-up in and around the lungs, bronchitis, pneumonia, or a tumour.
Regardless of the cause, if your cat is panting, it's important you visit your local Greencross Vets immediately. Tests may include blood evaluation to check for heartworm, infections, anaemia and diabetes. A chest ultrasound or X-rays may be carried out to check for fluid around the heart and lungs.
In the meantime…
There isn't a whole lot you can do at home for a panting cat, although Dr Walsh recommends the following quick tips while preparing to go to the vet.
 - keep both the cat and yourself calm
 - if you think your cat has overheated, moisten the feet and ears with a cool, wet towel
 - do not give your cat any food or water by mouth
Always consult your local Greencross Vets if you are worried about symptoms in your pet.
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