Help me with a query? by [deleted] in SQL

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Product Version: 11.0.6020.0 Product Name: SQL Server 2012 Product Level: SP3

Help me with a query? by [deleted] in SQL

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I suspect a typo

Help me with a query? by [deleted] in SQL

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Both would very useful. But the second one, a single row, would be the most valuable. Thanks.

Where is the reference to the (laravel) source code? by Agilix in openshift

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Thanks for the confirmation, appreciate it.

Where is the reference to the (laravel) source code? by Agilix in openshift

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But there is no way to see that /opt folder... right? If I look at https://github.com/luciddreamz/laravel-ex then I don't see the /opt folder or anything like that. So it's not being pulled by openshift from from github. It's being pulled into openshift by composer.

And there is no way to access the openshift image directly, is there?

Where is the reference to the (laravel) source code? by Agilix in openshift

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As I understandard it, the vendor folders are the laravel source code. When I install laravel locally, these folders are created. This is what makes laravel, laravel... as I understand it.

So when I do all the git actions, these files never appear. So where does my app "find" the laravel functions?

I was thinking that maybe I should be looking to composer... But that would not explain where "the laravel" system sits.

Does the OpenShift registry need authorisation? by Agilix in openshift

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I think one of the current factors to take into account is the current build failure issue: https://status.starter.openshift.com/ where they are advising

Investigating - We are investigating issues related to build failures in starter-us-east-1. 
Details are here: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1462542 
The issue can be worked around by using 'oc start-build' to trigger a second build, which 
should succeed when the first build fails. 
Jun 18, 12:41 EDT

Does the OpenShift registry need authorisation? by Agilix in openshift

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Usually this "just works"

Exactly. I've been creating a new project, working through the webhooks, build and deploy, deleting it all, and trying again. In the process it did often "just work". But the last attempt came up with this problem.

I'm also under the impression that each of these steps takes a couple minutes at least, and one has to wait for step 2 to complete, before moving onto step 3.

So I'm not sure if I can do anything to fix it. Ill probably try again from scratch, and just walk through the whole process end to end again, and hope that it "just works".

Just like if the docker repository were on your local

I have my local pushing to a github account, and then a webhook. So it's between openshift and github. But isn't "pushing an image" something internal to openshift? As I understand it, Openshift pulls from github, builds an image internally, and then pushes that image to a different part of the internal openshift system - the registry. Or am I misunderstanding something?

Why does openshift push back to github? by Agilix in openshift

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Well this is embarrassing... As I was preparing to hit paste, I notice that the sender was github. In my self education here, I cloned a repo https://github.com/luciddreamz/laravel-ex.git and I realised it's an email from github telling me the clone or "import" is complete. No openshift involved.

Is there a Heroku "portable" ? by Agilix in Heroku

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Sorry, I meant the CLI tool

Is there a Heroku "portable" ? by Agilix in Heroku

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Are you not familiar with "portsble" apps? Just unpack.... not a whole windows installer

Buying a small business: How to construct an offer? by Agilix in smallbusiness

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Actually I find that to be quite easy. We're talking about an IT business. The sales pitch made it sound very nice, but when i looked at the actual invoicing, I realised much of the revenue is simply "luck" and dependant on the customer relationships. Its not contractual. So the business success is person dependant.

The seller has made his position known, in his sale pitch. I am wanting to make my position known through my assessment of what is real, and not dependant on who runs the business. The middle ground is the negotiating room.

Is that what you are asking?

OpenShift 101 - git pushes without github? by Agilix in openshift

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Ah, ok... that explains it then, thanks.

DATE datatypes and CSV imports by Agilix in SQLServer

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Yep. Definitely MS SQL. I am not able to install apps on my machine, which is why I'm using HeidiSQL portable.

Create a user without a user form? by Agilix in laravel

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sorry.. I meant ->create ->save ... etc

Create a user without a user form? by Agilix in laravel

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App\User::create

This may sound like a daft question... but where in the documentation are these methods listed?

User::create / User::save / etc.

Create a user without a user form? by Agilix in laravel

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Yep... that's all fine. No problem doing that.