parameter-passing

问题 I'm sitting reading on some REST with my fellow teammates, we are writing a RoR application that is going to expose some of its functionality to the rest of the world. My task on this team is to make a ressource that exposes journal reports. If you call http://root.com/journalreports You should get all the journalreports from the service. Thats working like a charm, but I'm confused on how to properly make a ressource that exposes a range of journalreports. Should I make it http://root.com

问题 I'm sitting reading on some REST with my fellow teammates, we are writing a RoR application that is going to expose some of its functionality to the rest of the world. My task on this team is to make a ressource that exposes journal reports. If you call http://root.com/journalreports You should get all the journalreports from the service. Thats working like a charm, but I'm confused on how to properly make a ressource that exposes a range of journalreports. Should I make it http://root.com

问题 I'm sitting reading on some REST with my fellow teammates, we are writing a RoR application that is going to expose some of its functionality to the rest of the world. My task on this team is to make a ressource that exposes journal reports. If you call http://root.com/journalreports You should get all the journalreports from the service. Thats working like a charm, but I'm confused on how to properly make a ressource that exposes a range of journalreports. Should I make it http://root.com

问题 How do I create a stored procedure which can be passed a @CandidatelistID as a parameter to the existing stored procedure logic below. I am looping the CandidateID and CandidateListID and running a stored procedure usp_ApplyRankingRules inside the loop to get the Weightage for each of them. Then instead of insert and update the values in a table - RPT_CandidateCardReport I want to load the same fields in a temp table. When I am doing that I am getting the following error - (0 row(s) affected)

问题 Being relatively new to Python in this question I may use some incorrect terminology and will display misunderstanding - which I why I am here. I am studying Python functions and am trying to ensure I understand how variables are passed and returned. I have written this trivial function to sort items in a list def func_sort_list(NN): for w in NN: print (w, type(w)) NN.sort() print (NN) return (w) I have assigned values to a list unsort_letters=['q','w','e','r','t','y'] Then I envoke the

问题 Being relatively new to Python in this question I may use some incorrect terminology and will display misunderstanding - which I why I am here. I am studying Python functions and am trying to ensure I understand how variables are passed and returned. I have written this trivial function to sort items in a list def func_sort_list(NN): for w in NN: print (w, type(w)) NN.sort() print (NN) return (w) I have assigned values to a list unsort_letters=['q','w','e','r','t','y'] Then I envoke the

问题 I have a script that reads a configuration file that results in a set of name value pairs that I would like to pass as arguments to a function in a second PowerShell script. I do not know what parameters will be placed in this configuration file at design time, so right at the point where I need to invoke this second PowerShell script, I basically just have one variable that has the path to this second script, and a second variable that is an array of arguments to pass to the script

问题 I have a script that reads a configuration file that results in a set of name value pairs that I would like to pass as arguments to a function in a second PowerShell script. I do not know what parameters will be placed in this configuration file at design time, so right at the point where I need to invoke this second PowerShell script, I basically just have one variable that has the path to this second script, and a second variable that is an array of arguments to pass to the script

问题 I have a script that reads a configuration file that results in a set of name value pairs that I would like to pass as arguments to a function in a second PowerShell script. I do not know what parameters will be placed in this configuration file at design time, so right at the point where I need to invoke this second PowerShell script, I basically just have one variable that has the path to this second script, and a second variable that is an array of arguments to pass to the script

问题 Closed . This question needs to be more focused. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it focuses on one problem only by editing this post. Closed 2 years ago . I am wondering how I might be able to run 500 parallel jobs in R using the Rscript function. I currently have an R file that has the header on top: args <- commandArgs(TRUE) B <- as.numeric(args[1]) Num.Cores <- as.numeric(args[2]) Outside of the R file, I wish to pass which of