Prediction for Multi Variate Input LSTM or LSTM/Conv1D-Network way off track
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multivalue-database
How do I find the column listing in UniVerse with RetrieVe or SQL?
问题 I've got an issue where a table (file) is set up to return column foo on LIST table and SELECT * FROM table . I need to know the other possible columns in table . I'm pretty sure this was achieved by setting @ (behavoir definition of unqualified LIST ), and @select (behavoir definition of * with very SELECT ) but I don't know how to get the full list of columns. How do I read the table schema in uvsh and query for the physical table columns? Running LIST.ITEM on the table shows me a list of
Prevent a checkout in Git
问题 I'm currently looking into managing source code from an OpenInsight application using Git. Because OI code is stored in a database table there is a certain amount of manual work to export the source to text and visa-versa. So far I have managed to automate a lot of this work using Git hooks, but the lack of a 'pre-checkout' hook has given me a problem.. When a user switches branches I have a post-checkout hook to diff the old and new branches and store a list of the changed procedures. When
UniVerse learning materials [closed]
问题 Closed. This question is off-topic. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 6 years ago . I've recently come in contact with a proprietary descendant of UniVerse. Does anyone know where I can get a good tutorial or brush up on the syntactic quirks of its more popular parent? I can't figure out how to even get a table listing. Navigating my way around is difficult, and I don't see any man pages.
MySQL procedure to load data from staging table to other tables. Need to split up multivalue field in the process
问题 I'm trying to export data from a multivalue database (Unidata) into MySQL. Lets say my source data was a person's ID number, their first name and all the states they've lived in. The states field is a multi value field and I'm exporting them so that the different values within that field are seperated by a ~. A sample extract looks like: "1234","Sally","NY~NJ~CT" "1235","Dave","ME~MA~FL" "3245","Fred","UT~CA" "2344","Sue","OR" I've loaded this data into a staging table Table:staging Column 1:
Multivalued Fields a Good Idea?
I have recently been introduced to the new Access 2007 feature which is multivalued fields. My initial impression is that it is a bad idea to make use of multiple values in a single field. Traditionally if you wanted to allow for a record to have several values for a field you would create another two tables and link them with foreign keys. This allows for easy querying and ensures that duplicate values reference the same item. Keeping lists in a cell seems like a violation of the purpose of databases. Are there good uses for these fields which don't make me feel dirty? The idea of multivalued
Multivalued Fields a Good Idea?
问题 I have recently been introduced to the new Access 2007 feature which is multivalued fields. My initial impression is that it is a bad idea to make use of multiple values in a single field. Traditionally if you wanted to allow for a record to have several values for a field you would create another two tables and link them with foreign keys. This allows for easy querying and ensures that duplicate values reference the same item. Keeping lists in a cell seems like a violation of the purpose of