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问题 first off i'd like to start by explaining i am new to none web based programing languages, so this is really all new to me. But ive been trying to solve this problem all night and cant seem to get it. so I just installed a bunch of MySQL libraries. I create links to all the libraries and since I have done that, this error message has been popping up.I did a little bit of research on it, and it appears that the sarah message is happening because I'm using the dynamic library.but I have

问题 What are some ways to create a corrupt git repository? Are there ways to permanently damage a git repository interestingly? Can you cripple a git repository such that it behaves somewhat normally but does strange things? My interest comes from when someone is worried about if they've truly created an unrecoverable state. It usually turns out to be something easy to fix or at least to piece together. Are there hidden ( evil ) gems in git? 回答1: Well, the most straightforward corruption that can

问题 OpenCV says something like Corrupt JPEG data: premature end of data segment or Corrupt JPEG data: bad Huffman code or Corrupt JPEG data: 22 extraneous bytes before marker 0xd9 when loading a corrupt jpeg image with imread(). Can I somehow catch that? Why would I get this information otherwise? Do I have to check the binary file on my own? 回答1: You cannot catch it if you use imread() . However there is imdecode() function that is called by imread() . Maybe it gives you more feedback. For this

问题 I have a problem with my Firebird database. The primary key of one of the tables is referenced by another table that was actually dropped earlier. So this reference from a non-existent table was causing errors when I try to make any changes in the table data. So I did a backup and restore and the bad reference was gone but now when I try to connect to my database more than once at the same time I get the following error: database [file path] shutdown How can I solve this? 回答1: Your database

问题 The most common method for corrupting compressed files is to inadvertently do an ASCII-mode FTP transfer, which causes a many-to-one trashing of CR and/or LF characters. Obviously, there is information loss, and the best way to fix this problem is to transfer again, in FTP binary mode. However, if the original is lost, and it's important, how recoverable is the data? [Actually, I already know what I think is the best answer (it's very difficult but sometimes possible - I'll post more later),

问题 At first, some background: My Android app has DB table with a lot of four-column rows. It sends requests to the server and server responds only when all of these four values are "valid". A few of the thousands users reported that something doesn't work for them (since awhile they are not getting the results from the server) - I was trying to figure out what's causing the problem and it turned out that the only possible cause is the DB corruption that's not being detected. In ACRA logs I've

问题 After aborting an import-process I wound up with a corrupt database. Reading nodes with a certain label almost always throws an error: "Unable to load one or more relationships from Node[160147]. This usually happens when relationships are deleted by someone else just as we are about to load them." The said node is a superconnected one with lots of relations. I cannot delete it nor it's relationships (using cypher) as it throws the same error. This happened in version 2.1.0, however öI have

问题 After aborting an import-process I wound up with a corrupt database. Reading nodes with a certain label almost always throws an error: "Unable to load one or more relationships from Node[160147]. This usually happens when relationships are deleted by someone else just as we are about to load them." The said node is a superconnected one with lots of relations. I cannot delete it nor it's relationships (using cypher) as it throws the same error. This happened in version 2.1.0, however öI have

问题 After aborting an import-process I wound up with a corrupt database. Reading nodes with a certain label almost always throws an error: "Unable to load one or more relationships from Node[160147]. This usually happens when relationships are deleted by someone else just as we are about to load them." The said node is a superconnected one with lots of relations. I cannot delete it nor it's relationships (using cypher) as it throws the same error. This happened in version 2.1.0, however öI have

问题 In an app I'm currently developing, I've more or less hit a brick wall. In the application you can enter a view which lists all locally saved audio files in a standard table view. From here you can click on them to play them, or hit a record button below to make a new recording, which will afterwards automatically get saved to the apps sandbox. Now all of this actually works perfectly fine, most of the time. I can sit and make recordings and play them back. I can sit and test this on and on