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How to create function that returns nothing
... write a function with pl/pgsql .
I'm using PostgresEnterprise Manager v3 and using shell to make a function, but in the shell I must define return type. If I don't define the return type, I'm not able to create a function.
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Why can't I access DateTime->date in PHP's DateTime class?
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How Do I Fetch All Old Items on an RSS Feed?
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Fit background image to div
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Why do you need to create a cursor when querying a sqlite database?
I'm completely new to Python's sqlite3 module (and SQL in general for that matter), and this just completely stumps me. The abundant lack of descriptions of cursor objects (rather, their necessity) also seems odd.
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Active Record - Find records which were created_at before today
... This produces "created_at" BETWEEN $1 AND $2 [["created_at", "4713-01-01 BC"], ["created_at", "2020-03-31 21:43:28.113759"]]
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Can I create more than one repository for github pages?
...ntation, including options for using custom domain names.
(since April 2013, all username.github.com are now username.github.io)
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Editing Javascript using Chrome Developer Tools
...dit javascript on a site using Chrome's Developer Tools. I have read about 30 accounts of how to do this as well as watched a few videos. The fact is, when I go to the sources tab and open the file I want to edit, I can't do anything to it. Is there some step I am missing?
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Postgresql: Conditionally unique constraint
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What is the difference between Int and Integer?
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recognise the "bignum" type here.
"Int" is the more common 32 or 64 bit
integer. Implementations vary,
although it is guaranteed to be at
least 30 bits.
Source: The Haskell Wikibook. Also, you may find the Numbers section of A Gentle Introduction to Haskell useful.
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