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How can I use “#include ”?

I am currently working on a competitive task related to programming in which I need to solve an issue that includes various database structures such…

Java

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Asked by: Asistha pandey · 2 years ago

Github “fatal: remote origin already exists”

I signed up on Github and issued a new SSH key and made a new repository. But when I enter the next line into the terminal I get the error ”remote…

Python · Module

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Asked by: Asistha pandey · 5 years ago

ImportError: No module named 'MySQL'

FYI, I have already installed the Connector/Python for MySQL successfully. I used the below code in the shell to test my connection:import…

SQL Server

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Asked by: Asistha pandey · 5 years ago

How to uninstall Yarn?

I had installed Yarn for some demo. Now I am trying to run a react project using npm but by default, it always changes to Yarn. I don't need Yarn…

SQL Server

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Asked by: Asistha pandey · 5 years ago

How can I filter a Django query with a list of values?

I'm sure this is a trivial operation, but I can't figure out how it's done.There's got to be something smarter than this:ids = [1, 3, 6, 7, 9] for id…

Devops

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Asked by: Asistha pandey · 5 years ago

can we map in the dual-axis? If yes, how to do that?

Yes, we can do that but that will be something called a dual-layered map chart. To create this, just follow the below steps- Drag the longitude and…

Tableau

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Asked by: Asistha pandey · 6 years ago

How to change the background color of the entire worksheet

Follow the below to achieve this- Right-click anywhere in the worksheet pane and select format Now a format pane will be opened at the left side…

Tableau

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Asked by: Asistha pandey · 6 years ago

I have 2 worksheets those were created from 2 different data sources that I would like to place on 1 dashboard. Each worksheet has 3 sets of parameter controls: "Provider", "Start date", "End Date". The data sources are set up slightly differently, so the "provider", "start date", and "end date" parameters are not identical between the 2 worksheets (they have different names, were calculated differently, etc.). I would like to put both worksheets on to one dashboard but I would like my users to see only 1 set of controls that would control both worksheets at once. I cannot seem to figure out how to do this.

Parameter works for a particular worksheet. If you have two different data sources in a workbook and based upon the different data sources you have…

Tableau

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Asked by: Asistha pandey · 6 years ago

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