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  • How to Generate A Deadlock Scenario In Oracle? preview
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    To generate a deadlock scenario in Oracle, multiple transactions must be running simultaneously and attempting to access the same resources in a conflicting manner. This can happen when one transaction holds a lock on a resource while waiting to acquire a lock on another resource that is already held by another transaction, which in turn is waiting for the lock held by the first transaction. As a result, both transactions are unable to proceed, causing a deadlock.

  • How to Iterate Over A Two Dimensional Vector In Rust? preview
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    To iterate over a two-dimensional vector in Rust, you can use nested loops to access each element. First, loop over the rows of the vector using iter() or iter_mut() method on the vector. Then, within the nested loop, iterate over the columns of each row to access individual elements. Alternatively, you can use the iter() method with flat_map() to flatten the two-dimensional vector into a single iterator and then iterate over it.

  • How to Comment Out A Node In Xml Using Powershell? preview
    4 min read
    To comment out a node in XML using PowerShell, you can use the following code snippet: $xml = [xml]@" <root> <node>123</node> </root> "@ $nodeToCommentOut = $xml.SelectSingleNode("//node") $commentNode = $xml.CreateComment($nodeToCommentOut.OuterXml) $nodeToCommentOut.ParentNode.ReplaceChild($commentNode, $nodeToCommentOut) $xml.Save("output.xml") In this code, we first load the XML document using the [xml] accelerator.

  • How to Handle Zero Divisor In Oracle Sql? preview
    5 min read
    In Oracle SQL, a zero divisor refers to a situation where you are attempting to divide a number by zero. This is not allowed in mathematics as division by zero is undefined.To handle this situation in Oracle SQL, you can use a CASE statement to check if the divisor is zero before performing the division operation.

  • How to Generate Random Instance Of Custom Struct In Rust? preview
    5 min read
    To generate a random instance of a custom struct in Rust, you can use the rand crate to generate random values for each field of the struct. You can define an implementation of the rand::Rand trait for your custom struct to specify how each field should be generated randomly. This allows you to create instances of your custom struct with random values for each field. Alternatively, you can use the serde crate to deserialize a random JSON value into an instance of your custom struct.

  • How to Get the Name Of an Object Property In Powershell? preview
    3 min read
    In PowerShell, you can get the name of an object property by using the Get-Member cmdlet. This cmdlet allows you to inspect the properties and methods of an object. You can also use the Select-Object cmdlet to select specific properties of an object and display only their names. By using these cmdlets together, you can effectively retrieve the name of an object property in PowerShell.[rating:69124b1f-7719-4c02-b18b-990e9c9271ea]What is the purpose of Get-Member in PowerShell.

  • How to Update Xml By Filtering Node In Oracle? preview
    4 min read
    To update XML by filtering nodes in Oracle, you can use the XMLQuery function along with the UPDATEXML function. First, use the XMLQuery function to filter the nodes you want to update based on a specific condition. Then, use the UPDATEXML function to update the selected nodes with the desired value or values.

  • How to Crop an Image With Opencv In Rust? preview
    4 min read
    To crop an image with OpenCV in Rust, you would first need to install the OpenCV library for Rust. Once you have the library set up, you can use the OpenCV functions to read an image file, select the region to crop, and then extract the cropped region.You can accomplish this by using the opencv crate in Rust and following these steps:Load the image file using the opencv::core::Mat::read function.

  • How to Get Telnet Output In Powershell? preview
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    To get telnet output in PowerShell, you can use the "System.Net.Sockets.TcpClient" class to establish a connection to a telnet server and read the output. Here is a basic example of how you can achieve this: $server = "example.com" $port = 23 $tcpclient = New-Object System.Net.Sockets.TcpClient $tcpclient.Connect($server, $port) $stream = $tcpclient.GetStream() $reader = New-Object System.IO.StreamReader($stream) $reader.ReadToEnd() $tcpclient.

  • How to Use Powershell Embedded Parameters? preview
    3 min read
    PowerShell allows you to use embedded parameters to pass values to a script or function when calling it. This can be useful for dynamically changing the behavior of your script based on user input or other variables. To use embedded parameters in PowerShell, you can define parameters in the script or function using the Parameter attribute and then specify the values when calling the script or function.

  • How to Get Length Of String Using Oracle Query? preview
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    To get the length of a string in Oracle using a query, you can use the LENGTH function. This function takes a string as an argument and returns the number of characters in the string.For example, if you have a column called name in a table called students, you can use the following query to get the length of the name values: SELECT name, LENGTH(name) as name_length FROM students; This query will return the name values along with their corresponding lengths in the name_length column.

  • How to Convert From Option<&T> to &Option<T> In Rust? preview
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    To convert from Option&lt;&amp;T&gt; to &amp;Option&lt;T&gt; in Rust, you can use the map function on the Option type. This function allows you to apply a transformation to the inner value of the Option if it is present. Here&#39;s an example of how you can convert from Option&lt;&amp;T&gt; to &amp;Option&lt;T&gt;: fn main() { let opt_ref: Option&lt;&amp;i32&gt; = Some(&amp;42); let opt_val: &amp;Option&lt;i32&gt; = &amp;opt_ref.