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问题 I was wondering if anyone knew if it was possible to change the BIOS POST Code that is displayed on the motherboard LCD. I want to develop a program that can manipulate the LCD screen on the motherboard to display any set of desired characters. I haven't been able to find anyone who has done something similar. Does anyone have any ideas on if this is possible? Thank You! 回答1: POST codes are usually displayed on LED devices on the motherboard, not LCD. Historically, POST codes can be output

问题 DROP DATABASE IF EXISTS ProviderPatients; CREATE DATABASE ProviderPatients; USE ProviderPatients; CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS Date_Dim ( Date_ID integer not null, Date_ date, Full_Date_Des varchar(25) not null, Day_Of_Week int(11) not null, Calender_Year int(11) not null, Weekday_Indicator int(11) not null, primary key(Date_ID)); CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS Insurer_DIM ( Insurer_ID int(11) not null, Insurer_Name varchar(25) not null, Line_Of_Buissness varchar(25) not null, primary key(Insurer

问题 DROP DATABASE IF EXISTS ProviderPatients; CREATE DATABASE ProviderPatients; USE ProviderPatients; CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS Date_Dim ( Date_ID integer not null, Date_ date, Full_Date_Des varchar(25) not null, Day_Of_Week int(11) not null, Calender_Year int(11) not null, Weekday_Indicator int(11) not null, primary key(Date_ID)); CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS Insurer_DIM ( Insurer_ID int(11) not null, Insurer_Name varchar(25) not null, Line_Of_Buissness varchar(25) not null, primary key(Insurer

问题 DROP DATABASE IF EXISTS ProviderPatients; CREATE DATABASE ProviderPatients; USE ProviderPatients; CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS Date_Dim ( Date_ID integer not null, Date_ date, Full_Date_Des varchar(25) not null, Day_Of_Week int(11) not null, Calender_Year int(11) not null, Weekday_Indicator int(11) not null, primary key(Date_ID)); CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS Insurer_DIM ( Insurer_ID int(11) not null, Insurer_Name varchar(25) not null, Line_Of_Buissness varchar(25) not null, primary key(Insurer

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问题 In a previous question, I asked what it meant when my program returned an obscure value like -1073741819 Well, now I'm getting another large return value, -1073740777 And I would like to know if there is some list of all of these values and what they mean sopmewhere? 回答1: Generally you will get better search results if you print out the error number in hex, instead of signed decimal form. For example, your first error is -1073741819 which can also be represented by 0xC0000005 in hex. This is

问题 In a previous question, I asked what it meant when my program returned an obscure value like -1073741819 Well, now I'm getting another large return value, -1073740777 And I would like to know if there is some list of all of these values and what they mean sopmewhere? 回答1: Generally you will get better search results if you print out the error number in hex, instead of signed decimal form. For example, your first error is -1073741819 which can also be represented by 0xC0000005 in hex. This is

问题 My local setup consists of local apache-flink (installed via brew) and localstack with the Kinesis service running. my docker-compose has localstack: image: localstack/localstack:0.10.7 environment: - SERVICES=kinesis ports: - "4568:4568" and my Kinesis Consumer: kinesisConsumerConfig.setProperty(ConsumerConfigConstants.AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID, "123"); kinesisConsumerConfig.setProperty(ConsumerConfigConstants.AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY, "123"); kinesisConsumerConfig.setProperty(ConsumerConfigConstants

问题 I am getting error 18456 from SQL Server Management Studio when I try to connect Windows Authentication or SQL Server Authentication as in the pictures below. Windows Authentication SQL Server Authentication I want to implement the solution in this link: Login to Microsoft SQL Server Error: 18456 but I can't start the engine in no way. Also, I don't know my password for SQL Server Authentication. What can I do? 回答1: I have seen this problem very often with SQL Server 2012 and later versions