Solution found and described below Hello all, i'm attempting to insert/update into an mssql database The source of the data is another database Sometimes the source database has new records, and other times there are existing records So i'm attempting to do this: What i’ve prepared for now is a preliminary poll, where people would decide for example on the actual categories and numbers of nominations, as well as on what are their most preferred “branches”
I hope that the poll is made in an understandable way. Is it possible to load a word doc on a django project that would then query a database to fill in placeholder text with names and addresses? In postgres, the value placeholder is $#, which one is recommend when the value is the same, reusing the value placeholder or not I know a similar question was asked about best practices just last week, but my question is a bit different and i have yet to find a definitive answer I am working on a powershell script to help standardize and correct time configuration across all our managed devices I've been researching the windows time service (w32time) best practices for the past couple weeks trying to understand all.
What do i need to be checking Executing this yields the error Activerecord::preparedstatementinvalid (missing value for :alnum in select) in other words, rails thinks that :alnum is a named placeholder But it isn't, it's a postgresql 's keyword, so my question is How can i use named placeholders in queries and psql's :alnum How to use placeholders in postgresql
In sql systems other than postgres, such as mysql for instance, prepared statements can use question marks as a placeholder for data in prepared statements I am not sure how to create placeholders in postgres.
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