i am using variable as comparison in IF condition like below in Snowflake Stored procedure
if (col1=='v_f_'+trim(v_description))
Note: v_description is an variable having some value
but getting below error, please correct me here.
Failed: Code: undefined State: undefined Message: trim is not defined Stack Trace: undefined
Thanks
I think it's JavaScript, so you need to call it as method:
if (col1=='v_f_'+v_description.trim())
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I am currently trying to SearchResult query in kuzzle android sdk earlier it was working but after upgrading the version I have an error when I perform SearchResult I get following error : java.util.concurrent.ExecutionException: io.kuzzle.sdk.Exceptions.ApiErrorException: Wrong type for argument "from" (expected: integer)
Any idea of the reason ? Thanks
Actually the error message gives you the answer: Wrong type for argument "from" (expected: integer)
I suspect that your from argument is not an integer type.
for what reason dask astype givers error if errors keyword is specified, while that should work fine according to the docs?
df['listing_id'] = df['listing_id'].astype('int32', errors='ignore')
Here is the error :
TypeError: astype() got an unexpected keyword argument 'errors'
The doc also says
This docstring was copied from pandas.core.frame.DataFrame.astype.
Some inconsistencies with the Dask version may exist.
You were warned :)
Here I call the job - passing in procedure:
ProcedureDayAfterJob.set(wait_until: reminder_for_jo).perform_later(procedure)
Here is the job itself - taking procedure as argument:
class ProcedureDayAfterJob < ActiveJob::Base
queue_as :mailers
def perform(procedure)
return if procedure.upcoming?
Admin::NotificationMailer.procedure_day_after(procedure).deliver_later
end
end
Here is method in mailer - taking procedure as argument:
def procedure_day_after(procedure)
#procedure = procedure
mail(
# hiding who im sending to
)
end
And here is the error I'm getting:
2017-12-15T19:25:57.365Z 9222 TID-oxvg7jsso ERROR: !!! ERROR HANDLER
THREW AN ERROR !!!
2017-12-15T19:25:57.365Z 9222 TID-oxvg7jsso ERROR: wrong number of
arguments (0 for 1)
2017-12-15T19:25:57.365Z 9222 TID-oxvg7jsso ERROR:
/Users/foreverlabs/foreverlabs/app/jobs/procedure_day_after_job.rb:4:in
`perform'
I'm passing in the argument to each method so can anybody figure out what's going on?
I have seen this happen due to a typo in the initializer for the Service/Class being called within the job.
It is usually misleading with the single line errors where the only helpful info is the line number and file it is erroring on. With that, and looking at your queue log, it shows it is coming from the 4th line which is inside the perform method itself, and where the code has been redacted.
Check the class you are calling on this line to see if "initialize" is misspelled somehow (I do it from time to time myself),because doing such would cause the constructor to disable, as well as cause the class to expect zero arguments.
I'm sure you have fixed this, but hopefully this will help someone else in the future.
I was just playing with records, and am stuck trying to write a function that works with records. I think the problem is how to read the record definition into my module file.
The reocords.hrl file:
% Modeling a todo list
-record(todo, {status=reminder, who=joe, text}).
And then the use_records.erl file:
%% Use the records defined in "records.hrl"
-module(use_records).
-export([todo_to_tuple/1]).
rr("records.hrl").
todo_to_tuple(#todo{who=W, text=T} = R) -> {W, T}.
When I try to compile it, I get:
24> c(use_records).
use_records.erl:5: variable 'T' is unbound
use_records.erl:5: variable 'W' is unbound
use_records.erl:5: record todo undefined
use_records.erl:5: Warning: variable 'R' is unused
error
The error is the same if I remove the rr("records.hrl") line. So I suppose the real issue is being able to read the record definition (or not?). Please help!
rr/1 is used include record definition only in the shell.
In order to include record definition in your code use:
-include("records.hrl")
I am new to db2 and got stuck in a problem which shouldn't be tricky.
I have a procedure try_a which calls another procedure try_b
in both the procedures i have declared exit handler for sql exception.
Suppose in try_b divide by zero error is encountered then that is returned using SIGNAL.
When try_a (exit handler written)calls try_b then on case of divide by zero error in try_b ,sql exception of inner block is not shown.
Can you please help how can this be achieved.
I don't have a sample code now. Will try to put that tomorrow.
When you use SIGNAL in the inner stored procedure, the condition that is raised is the user-defined type, not the original condition that cause the inner condition handler to be invoked. It has its own SQLCODE, SQLSTATE, and message. You could use the RESIGNAL statement to raise the same condition.
Alternatively, you could log error messages to a temporary table or a file in each condition handler.