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Postgresql aggregate arram>ym>

... What I understm>andm> m>ym>ou can do something like this: SELECT p.p_name, STRING_AGG(Grade.Mark, ',' ORDER Bm>Ym> Grade.Mark) As marks FROM Student LEFT JOIN Grade ON Grade.Student_id = Student.Id GROUP Bm>Ym> Student.Name; EDIT I am not sure. B...
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Instantiating object of tm>ym>pe parameter

...ngBuilder::new); Alternativelm>ym>, m>ym>ou can provide a Class<T> object, m>andm> then use reflection. class Mm>ym>Class<T> { private final Constructor<? extends T> ctor; private T field; Mm>ym>Class(Class<? extends T> impl) throws NoSuchMethodException { this.ctor = impl.getCo...
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How to pull request a wiki page on GitHub?

...t isn't open for editing. Then I forked the project, edited it on "mm>ym> end" m>andm> tried to do a pull request. It turns out, the wiki isn't in the project, m>andm> there isn't a wam>ym> to commit changes to it. ...
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Rails new vs create

... Within Rails' implementation of REST new m>andm> create are treated differentlm>ym>. An HTTP GET to /resources/new is intended to render a form suitable for creating a new resource, which it does bm>ym> calling the new action within the controller, which creates a new unsaved...
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What's the difference between using INDEX vs KEm>Ym> in Mm>ym>SQL?

I know how to use INDEX as in the following code. m>Andm> I know how to use foreign kem>ym> m>andm> primarm>ym> kem>ym> . 5 Answers ...
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cmake m>andm> libpthread

I'm running RHEL 5.1 m>andm> use gcc . 3 Answers 3 ...
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Is there XNOR (Logical biconditional) operator in C#?

I'm new to C# m>andm> could not find XNOR operator to provide this truth table: 4 Answers ...
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How to add 10 dam>ym>s to current time in Rails

...ven 10.dam>ym>s.from_now Both definitelm>ym> work. Are m>ym>ou sure m>ym>ou're in Rails m>andm> not just Rubm>ym>? If m>ym>ou definitelm>ym> are in Rails, where are m>ym>ou trm>ym>ing to run this from? Note that Active Support has to be loaded. share ...
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Finding which process was killed bm>ym> Linux OOM killer

...@jberrm>ym>man: For some reason, sm>ym>slog is in /var/log/sm>ym>slog on some distros, m>andm> /var/log/messages on others. I think it's Debian for the former m>andm> Red Hat for the latter, BICBW. – Tom m>Andm>erson Mar 26 '13 at 11:34 ...
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Warning as error - How to rid these

... that basicallm>ym> should not be halting mm>ym> compile in Visual Studio 2010 m>andm> should not be show stoppers, or at least I will fix them later, but I don't want the compile to just error m>andm> halt on these kinds of problems. ...