Logging (example)¶
The Rackspace Cloud Backup infrastructure communicates with your servers through a software-based agent that resides on the system that you have designated to back up. This agent stores information about which files and directories you want to back up, and at what frequency.
The agent also gathers information about how Cloud Backup is interacting with your server or storage volume, and it can produce detailed logging information to help with troubleshooting. This section provides information about the logging functions of the Cloud Backup agent.
Log configuration file¶
The log configuration file is named log4cxx.xml, and it uses log4j syntax. The default configuration differs between Windows and Linux only in the target log file path. Otherwise, the file is similar to the following example of a Windows configuration file:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE log4j:configuration SYSTEM "log4j.dtd"[]>
<log4j:configuration xmlns:log4j="http://jakarta.apache.org/log4j/">
<appender name="FILE" class="org.apache.log4j.RollingFileAppender">
<param name="File" value="C:\ProgramData\Driveclient\log\driveclient.log" />
<param name="MaxFileSize" value="500MB" />
<param name="MaxBackupIndex" value="10" />
<layout class="org.apache.log4j.PatternLayout">
<param name="ConversionPattern" value="[%d{yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss}{GMT+0}|T%t|%-5p|%c|%C::%M(%L)] %m%n" />
</layout>
</appender>
<appender name="ASYNC" class="org.apache.log4j.AsyncAppender">
<appender-ref ref="FILE" />
</appender>
<root>
<level value=“INFO" />
<appender-ref ref="ASYNC" />
</root>
</log4j:configuration>
For information about how to locate the log4cxx.xml configuration file on Windows or Linux, see “Locations of Cloud Backup agent files.”
Agent logging operations¶
The Cloud Backup agent stores troubleshooting information in a primary log file and a series of up to 12 rollover log files. When logging capacity is reached, the primary log file is rolled over to a rollover log file, and a new primary log file is started. When the maximum number of rollover logs is reached, the oldest rollover log file is deleted.
The rollover log files have a maximum size, and a maximum number of rollover logs are stored on a server. These limits help to prevent logs from filling up the cache volume (often the system volume) of the server.
Logging modes¶
To ensure that the logs are recording the correct information, you might need to modify the configuration file for your agent and set the appropriate level value. The available logging modes that you can specify for the level value are as follows:
| Mode | Action |
|---|---|
| OFF | Turn off all logging. |
| FATAL | Log very severe errors that cause the application to stop running. |
| ERROR | Log all error events, even those that might still allow the application to continue running. |
| WARN | Log warnings of potentially harmful situations. |
| INFO | Log informational messages that highlight the progress of the application. This is the default logging mode for the Cloud Backup agent. |
| DEBUG | Log fine-grained informational events to assist in troubleshooting. |
| TRACE | Log even more fine-grained informational events than the DEBUG mode. |
| ALL | Turn on all logging. |
Note
TRACE and ALL are equivalent values.
Trace-level debugging¶
The TRACE logging mode increases the risk of losing older log information because of the large volume of data written to the logs in this mode. The volume of data depends on what operations are running, how long they run, and so on. Under certain conditions, TRACE logging might write hundreds or even thousands of lines per second to the logs.
Sometimes troubleshooting the agent requires running the TRACE log mode for a
long time. When this happens, some information that Rackspace Support needs
might be overwritten before it can be captured. In such cases, you must
increase the values of the MaxFileSize
and MaxBackupIndex
parameters
for the agent logs.
- The
MaxFileSize
parameter specifies the maximum size of each rollover log file. The maximum value isunlimited
(limited only by the size of the free space on the volume where the cache files reside). - The
MaxBackupIndex
parameter specifies the number of rollover log files. The maximum value is12
.
In the following example log4cxx.xml configuration file, these values are set higher than the default values:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE log4j:configuration SYSTEM "log4j.dtd"[]>
<log4j:configuration xmlns:log4j="http://jakarta.apache.org/log4j/">
<appender name="FILE" class="org.apache.log4j.RollingFileAppender">
<param name="File" value="C:\ProgramData\Driveclient\log\driveclient.log" />
<param name="MaxFileSize" value=“2000MB" />
<param name="MaxBackupIndex" value="12" />
<layout class="org.apache.log4j.PatternLayout">
<param name="ConversionPattern" value="[%d{yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss}{GMT+0}|T%t|%-5p|%c|%C::%M(%L)] %m%n" />
</layout>
</appender>
<appender name="ASYNC" class="org.apache.log4j.AsyncAppender">
<appender-ref ref="FILE" />
</appender>
<root>
<level value=“TRACE" />
<appender-ref ref="ASYNC" />
</root>
</log4j:configuration>
A MaxFileSize
of 1000MB
and a MaxBackupIndex
of 12
could result
in approximately 13 GB of logs written to the cache volume (1 primary log
and 12 rollover logs, each approximately 1000 MB in size).
Warning
The cache volume is typically the system drive. Setting MaxFileSize
to a
value that causes the system volume to fill up can have serious consequences
on the server. One possible consequence is database corruption of the Cloud
Backup agent, which causes restores, cleanups, and backups to fail, and
cripples the server in other ways. If you need a large amount of space for
TRACE logging, ensure that the space is available on your system drive, with
more room available for other applications and files. Alternatively,
consider setting your log path in log4cxx.xml (param name="File"
) to
a volume with sufficient space to hold the maximum amount of data that is
generated by the logs.
After the problem is diagnosed, we recommend that you return these parameters to their original values to conserve disk space.
Where to store saved logs¶
Logging in INFO mode or lower generates a relatively small amount of log
volume, but verbose logging (such as DEBUG and TRACE) can quickly accumulate a
large amount of data. The preferred method of saving log files is through the
Request Agent Log button on the server Cloud Backup System Details
page. However, there might be times when this is impossible or impractical. In
those cases, you might have to save the log files manually. The path to your
log files is in the File
parameter of the log4cxx.xml configuration
file.
When you save log files manually, compress the saved logs by using a zip or archive utility. Even when they are compressed, log files are sometimes too large to attach to a support ticket. To make your logs easily available to Rackspace Support, we recommend that you upload them to your Cloud Files account in a public container. From there, you can copy the download links for the log files and paste the links into your support ticket.
Locations of agent files¶
This section lists the locations of the Cloud Backup agent on both Linux and Windows servers.
Agent file locations on Linux¶
Assuming a default installation, following are the agent file locations on Linux systems:
| File | Location |
|---|---|
| Configuration files | /etc/driveclient |
| Logs | /var/log This value might be different on your server, depending on your settings in the log4cxx.xml file under Configuration files. |
| Startup script | /etc/init.d |
| Application | /usr/local/bin |
| PID file for running the agent | /var/run/driveclient.pid |
| Database | Search for a *.db file under /var/cache/driveclient |
Note
If driveclient
is installed as an individual user, most of these files
are under ~/.driveclient.
Agent file locations on Windows¶
Finding the driveclient
files under various flavors of Windows is a
little complicated. In general, you can find these files under the
folder to which CSIDL_COMMON_APPDATA points.
- For more information about this location on Windows versions starting with Vista, see KNOWNFOLDERID.
- For more information about this location on earlier versions of Windows, see CSIDL.
In a typical installation, the files are located in the following folders:
| File | Location |
|---|---|
| Configuration files | %ProgramData%\Driveclient |
| Logs | %ProgramData%\Driveclient\logs This value might be different on your server, depending on your settings in the log4cxx.xml file under Configuration files. |
| Application | %ProgramFiles%\Driveclient |
| Database | Search for a *.db file under %ProgramData%\Driveclient |
Disable logging¶
To disable logging, remove the appender-ref
tag from the log4cxx.xml
file.


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Method to query for all the API methods to which the user account has been assigned access
| Param Name | Data | Length | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SchemaFlag | Text | 10 | true | flag value to return the tabular result data with or without the DataTable metadata |
| UserGID | Text | 40 | true | the global ID value of the user account |
| Return Name | Data | Description | ||
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Method to query for all the roles to which the API method has been assigned
| Param Name | Data | Length | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SchemaFlag | Text | 10 | true | flag value to return the tabular result data with or without the DataTable metadata |
| MethodGID | Text | 40 | true | the global ID value of the API method |
| Return Name | Data | Description | ||
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Method to query for the API methods to which the role has been assigned access
| Param Name | Data | Length | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SchemaFlag | Text | 10 | true | flag value to return the tabular result data with or without the DataTable metadata |
| RoleGID | Text | 40 | true | the global ID value of the role |
| Return Name | Data | Description | ||
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Method to query for the API methods to which the role has not been assigned access
| Param Name | Data | Length | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SchemaFlag | Text | 10 | true | flag value to return the tabular result data with or without the DataTable metadata |
| RoleGID | Text | 40 | true | the global ID value of the role |
| Return Name | Data | Description | ||
| RoleMethod.GetAvailable.base_DEFAULT | DataTable | all API method records that have not been assigned to the role, or an error message |
Method to query for a batch of source records that are newer than the placeholder value
| Param Name | Data | Length | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SchemaFlag | Text | 10 | true | flag value to return the tabular result data with or without the DataTable metadata |
| SourceDB | Int | true | the name of the database to be queried for source records | |
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| Return Name | Data | Description | ||
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Method to query for the existence of duplicate RoleMethod records
| Param Name | Data | Length | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10 | ||||
| Return Name | Data | Description | ||
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Method to query for the total number of source records in the destination table
| Param Name | Data | Length | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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| Return Name | Data | Description | ||
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| Param Name | Data | Length | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SrcDBName | Text | 10 | true | the unique name of the database to be queried |
| EndID | Text | 50 | true | the maximum row_id value to be queried |
| Return Name | Data | Description | ||
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Method to assign access to an API method to a role
| Param Name | Data | Length | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| RoleGID | Text | 40 | true | the global ID value of the user account |
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| Return Name | Data | Description | ||
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| Param Name | Data | Length | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| RoleGID | Text | 40 | true | the global ID value of the role |
| MethodGID | Text | 40 | true | the global ID value of the API method |
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| Return Name | Data | Description | ||
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|---|---|---|---|---|
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Set focus inside on any of the focusable elements, then use ARROW keys to update model.
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This is not important as the code works as is with this hardware but should be corrected anyway.
The function calc_rms(int pin, int samples) receives the pin number for the readings, but all the readings are made in pin 0 and the variable isn't used.
Cheers.
Re: emonPi_Startup.ino calc_rms BUG
Well spotted - I'll point Glyn towards this.
Re: emonPi_Startup.ino calc_rms BUG
Thanks, I've made the fix. Well spotted, would no doubt have caused confusion in the future! Is that what you meant: https://github.com/openenergymonitor/emonpi/commit/555f4784a06e4daa576611193cd16fd0c43671f8
Re: emonPi_Startup.ino calc_rms BUG
Hi,
Don't seem right as is
Made correction:
+ int raw = (pin-512);
Correct correction:
+ int raw = (analogRead(pin)-512);
Cheers.
Re: emonPi_Startup.ino calc_rms BUG
Woops, yes indeed https://github.com/openenergymonitor/emonpi/commit/cf67c91be4be581b1cf90390522318c2606fc72b
Thanks,


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Woman dies after being set ablaze in Jhang; police register FIR against husband
by https://www.dawn.com/authors/5579/sajjad-akbar-shah, Sajjad Akbar ShahPolice registered a case on Monday after a young woman died in Ahmed Sial, a city in Jhang district, after allegedly being set ablaze by her husband and his accomplices.
After receiving news about their daughter's death, the victim's parents registered a case under sections 358 (assault) and 302 (premeditated murder) of the Pakistan Penal Code against the husband and his accomplices.
According to the FIR, Humaira, a resident of Kabirwala tehsil, was doused in petrol and set on fire by her husband and others on Dec 6. She sustained severe burn injuries and was shifted to the Tehsil Headquarter Hospital. She died a day later on Dec 7.
According to the medical report, the victim had sustained burns across 90 per cent of her body
Ahmedpur Sial police station SHO Mohamad Yousuf stated that officials have recorded the statements of the victim's family. He maintained that the police will try their best to conduct a fair investigation keeping in mind the findings of the medical report.
"The suspects will soon be apprehended," he added.
Meanwhile, the victim's family appealed to the Punjab chief minister and higher authorities to take notice of the incident and ensure justice for the deceased.


The FoBo module gives your Lift project seamless front-end toolkit integration. This page focus on the FoBo/Lift Bootstrap v3.x and includes general bootstrap usage and information on how to use some of FoBo's API functions. There is also a Lift v3.0 Template Applications - On Github that uses FoBo for it's Bootstrap v3.x and FoBo's BootstrapMegaMetaProtUser for ProtoUser views. See the slightly pimped live Demo and the FoBo's API for more information.
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Pair programming refers to when 2 programmers work together to build a code based project . It entails one person serving as the role of a driver, and the other as the navigator. Pair programming is important because it helps minimize human error and maximize human creativity.
Pair programming to core to DBC's curriculum for several reasons. The first reason is that it helps reiterate previously learned concepts. Secondly, it gives 2 people a chance to practice vocalizing their ideas on building a code based project together. Lastly, it simulates the industry standard of building code based project as a team.
The Navigator is the brain and the Driver is the hands. They both work together collaboratively. Usually, they switch roles throughout the project in order to both see the project from each perspective.


At a high level the com.palomamobile.android.sdk.message package of Message SDK supports user to user or multiple users communication.
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Durosinlorun shines at Ex-pro Diaspora Squash Tourney - The Nation Newspaper
Stephen Adigwu
Mistura Durosinlorun emerged the best players at the 3rd Ex-pro Diaspora Squash tournament winning the Under 13 and Under 16 categories in the female cadre at Teslim Balogun, Lagos at the weekend.
She defeated Jennifer Madukozo, 3-1 (U13) and Favour Utukpe, 3-2 (U16) to emerge champion.
Durosinlorun won a trophy and medals for her efforts. The 12 years old who has won the under 13 category for three consecutive years said she wasn’t scared of her opponents and knew their weak point which gave her the edge.
An exited Durosinlorun said: “I am happy to win in two categories. It has never happened before. I wasn’t really scared because I have played my opponents many times. I thank the organisers for the opportunity.”
In the U13 boys, Dominion Utukpe beat Daniel Nzei in straight set 11-6, 11-3, 11-8. Wisdom Nzei from Akwa Ibom defeated Joseph Enaifoghe 11-8, 8-11, 11-8, 7-11, 12-10 to emerge champion in the Under 16 boys’ category.
President Nigeria Squash Federation (NSF), Boye Oyerinde told NationSport that he is impressed with the players’ development and the outcome of tournaments organised by the NSF in recent time. He also said the grassroots programmes have helped nurture young talents in the country.
Boye also said that the young talents need consistency to improve in their game.


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GitHub API rate limiter makes it impossible to collect stargazer data on repos with more than 3000 stars without GitHub authentication.
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this package contains a generic logging system which can be used to log to different logging utilities, such as Log4J or the System.out.
This package is deprecated. All EdenLib classes now use the Apache Jakarta Commons logging library.


Chess Game Visualizer
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Smart Contract Auditing in Blockchain Explained
How We Process
Specification Gathering
This is the most crucial stage because the detail is key for a successful smart contract Security audit. Here we will gather the specifications from you to know the intended behavior of smart contract. In this stage, we need a summary of the intended behavior of the smart contract from your side. We would also gather specification through forms.
Manual Review
Goals of manual review
- Verify that every detail in the specification is implemented in smart contract.
- Verify that the contract does not have any behavior that is not specified in specifications.
- Verify that contract does not violate original intended behavior of specifications.
Here we would look for undefined, unexpected behavior and common security vulnerabilities like
- Re-entrance
- Overflows
- Uncheck return values for low-level calls.
- Denial of service
- Bad randomness
- Front running
- Time manipulation
- Short address attack
- Unknown vulnerabilities
The goal is to get to as many skilled eyes on contract code as possible.
Manual Testing
- Smart contract will be manually deployed on any of the test network (Ropsten/Rinkeby) using remix IDE.
- All the transaction hashes will be recorded.
- Gas consumptions and behavior of functions also noted.
Unit Testing
- Smart contract functions will be unit tested on multiple parameters and under multiple conditions to ensure that all paths of functions are functioning as intended.
- In this phase intended behavior of smart contract is verified.
- In this phase, we would also ensure that smart contract functions are not consuming unnecessary gas.
- Gas limits of functions will be verified in this stage.
Testing with Automated Tools
Testing with automated tools is important to catch those bugs that humans miss.
Some of the tools we would use are
- Mythril
- Oyente
- Manticore
- Solgraph
- Solidity Coverage
Initial Audit Report
At the end, we would provide you a comprehensive report along with details of audit and steps to cover up with the vulnerabilities if we found any in your contracts.
Final Stage
After initial audit fixes, process is repeated again and Final audit report is delivered.
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The primitives we have so far has all been centered around the origen (0,0). We need to be able to transform these primitives using translation, rotation and scale.
We will first take a look at translate. Simply speaking translating a vec2 is simply just adding another vec2. However if we want to combine multiple transformations it is useful to use matrix for the transformations, since they can easily be concatenated. To translate a vec2 we need to use a 3x3 matrix and to transform our vec2 to a vec3 with 1 as the z value (a vec2 in homogeneous coordinates).
In the example below we translate by (0.5,0.5). At first sight you might be surprised to see that the box moves in the down-left direction. The reasons for this is that we are actually not translating the box, but the coordinate system. In other words, the box is transformed by the inverse transformation, which means that the box moves by (-0.5,0.5);
Rotation in 2D is much simpler than 3D rotation, since it is always around the same axis. The function rotate create a right handed rotatation, but since the we are rotating the coordinate system the shape will rotate clockwise as the angle (in radian) will increase.
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BOUCHER, LE (director: Claude Chabrol; St=E9phane Audran (Helene), Jean Yanne (Popaul), William Gu=E9rault (Charles), Roger Rudel (Police Inspector Grumbach), Mario Beccara (Leon Hamel), 1969-France)
The film opens with Popaul (Yanne), a veteran of 15 years army service, recently returned to his birthplace (Perigord region) to be the town's butcher, taking over his father's butcher store upon his death, as we see him joyously cutting some slices of meat for the wedding celebration of the teacher, Leon Hamel (Mario Beccara), who's marriage is being celebrated in this small old-fashioned French village, as the butcher sits next to the smiling, young and attractive, headmistress of Leon's school, Helene (St=E9phane Audran).
Popaul comes a courting Helene, making her an offer she can't resist, he will personally choose the meat she gets, promising her the best cuts available. Why Popaul is not married can be explained by his army service taking him to remote spots on the globe. He did not like the service, saying he saw many terrible things there, so many dead people as a result of war, even though he was only a butcher there, it had an awful affect on him.
Helene comes from the city; she said she came here to get away from everybody, the reason is that she loved someone 10 years ago, who abruptly left her, leaving her psychologically scarred and very hurt. She found it very easy and gratifying to give all her love to the children. The townspeople consider her to be an excellent teacher, and so she lives happily alone.
Soon a murdered old woman is found in the woods, who was not raped. This does not disturb our butcher, who comes by the school offering Helene a leg of lamb as if it were a bouquet. Helene, whose whole life is focused around the school, lives upstairs from the schoolroom she teaches in. Popaul is respectful of her, as she chooses to remain friendly but aloof from him, as this strange relationship is bound by a certain chemistry they might have for each other, even though they are very different in temperament.
The most memorable scene in the film, is when the children are on an outing in the woods and one of the girls is about to bite into her roll, when a red spot appears on it, looking like jam. It turns out to be blood dripping down from a body on the cliff above them. When Helene goes to examine the body, she discovers its her colleague's new bride. She also picks up a cigarette lighter that she gave to the butcher as a birthday present. It is puzzling that she doesn't tell this to the police detective who questions her. That she doesn't say anything, but continues seeing Popaul strikes me as odd. But this is what adds to the flavor of this methodically simple story. The flawed characters are what elevate this film into something other than a straight mystery story, because getting the murderer is not the theme of the film, as much as trying to understand something that is complex about human nature.
By now we are familiar with life in the village, we have seen the statue of the soldier in the village square by the schoolhouse everytime someone visits the school, it is, as if he was guarding the sacredness of this school, and is a symbol of how society ruins its young men with untold wars.
It is hard to figure what is happening internally in the budding relationship between Popaul and Helene, but it is definetly not a sexual one. Perhaps it could be explained from her vantage point, that she is curious about him and welcomes his occasional company, but does not want to get emotionally attached to him.
When he comes over to paint her house he notices the lighter and retrieves it. All that's left for Chabrol to wrap up the film, is for him to have the butcher come face to face with the mistress he loves, and for us to see if redemption through love is possible. It seems that he has been exposed for the first time in his life to someone he can love, but since this respectful kind of love has not fulfilled him, it has instead released demons inside him. Of course, it not clear who to blame for such horrendous crimes, whether it is a father he hated or society, or just something inside him that snapped. That was pretty much the theme Chabrol used in his first film, shot 10 years before this one, Le Beau Serge, which also took place in a rural village. But this time, the theme is more fully developed by a director who has greatly matured.
This is Chabrol at his best, equal to Hitchcock. Spinning an eerie psychological thriller, whose likable characters and the nostalgic village they live in, are painted with a master's elegant brushstrokes. It seems films such as this one, never get dated. I saw it when it first came out, I saw it again on video in the early 80s, and I just recently saw it again in 1999. It gets better every time I see it. This time I was better able to notice the serene landscape in the background, the magnificent limestone caves, and the casual manner village life went on, giving this film a very natural atmosphere. As a result, this is a very satisfying film.
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# !/usr/bin/env python
"""
:mod:"IKA_microstar_75" -- API for IKA microstar 7.5 remote controllable overhead stirrer
===================================
.. module:: IKA_microstar_75
:platform: Windows
:synopsis: Control IKA microstar 7.5 overhead stirrer.
.. moduleauthor:: Cronin Group 2018
(c) 2018 The Cronin Group, University of Glasgow
This provides a python class for the IKA microstar 7.5 overhead stirrer
based on software developed by the Cronin Group.
The command implementation is based on the German manual pages 32-34.
For style guide used see http://xkcd.com/1513/
"""
# system imports
import re
import os
import inspect
import sys
from time import sleep
HERE = os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(inspect.getfile(inspect.currentframe())))
sys.path.append(os.path.join(HERE, '..'))
# additional module imports
from SerialDevice.serial_labware import SerialDevice, command
[docs]class IKAmicrostar75(SerialDevice):
"""
This provides a python class for the IKA microstar 7.5 overhead stirrers
The command implementation is based on the German manual pages 32-34.
"""
def __init__(self, port=None, device_name=None, connect_on_instantiation=False, soft_fail_for_testing=False):
"""
Initializer of the IKAmicrostar75 class
Args:
port (str): The port name/number of the stirrer.
device_name (str): A descriptive name for the device, used mainly in debug prints.
connect_on_instantiation (bool): (optional) determines if the connection is established on instantiation of
the class. Default: Off
soft_fail_for_testing (bool): (optional) switch for just logging an error rather than raising it.
Default: False
"""
super().__init__(port, device_name, soft_fail_for_testing)
# serial settings
# baud rate etc are default
self.write_delay = 0.1
self.read_delay = 0.1
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self.valueanswer = re.compile("(\d+\.\d+) (\d)\r\n")
self.diranswer = re.compile("IN_MODE_(\d)\r\n")
# DOCUMENTED COMMANDS for easier maintenance
self.GET_NAME = "IN_NAME"
self.GET_TEMP_PV = "IN_PV_3"
self.GET_STIR_RATE_PV = "IN_PV_4"
self.GET_TORQUE_PV = "IN_PV_5"
self.GET_STIR_RATE_SP = "IN_SP_4"
self.GET_TORQUE_SP = "IN_SP_5"
self.GET_MAX_RPM = "IN_SP_6"
self.GET_SAFETY_RPM = "IN_SP_8"
self.SET_STIR_RATE_SP = "OUT_SP_4"
self.SET_TORQUE_SP = "OUT_SP_5"
self.SET_MAX_RPM = "OUT_SP_6"
self.SET_SAFETY_RPM = "OUT_SP_8"
self.START_STIR = "START_4"
self.STOP_STIR = "STOP_4"
self.RESET = "RESET"
self.SET_DIRECTION = "OUT_MODE_" # argument: 1 or 2
self.GET_DIRECTION = "IN_MODE"
self.launch_command_handler()
if connect_on_instantiation:
self.open_connection()
@property
@command
def stir_rate_pv(self):
"""
Reads the process variable (i.e. the current) stir rate
Returns:
call back to send_message with a request to return and check a value
"""
return self.send_message(self.GET_STIR_RATE_PV, True, self.valueanswer)
@property
@command
def stir_rate_sp(self):
"""
Reads the set point (target) for the stir rate
Returns:
call back to send_message with a request to return and check a value
"""
return self.send_message(self.GET_STIR_RATE_SP, True, self.valueanswer)
@stir_rate_sp.setter
@command
def stir_rate_sp(self, stir_rate=None):
"""
Sets the stirrer rate
Args:
stir_rate (int): the target stir rate of the hot plate
"""
try:
# type checking of the stir rate that the user provided
stir_rate = int(stir_rate)
except ValueError:
raise(ValueError("Error setting stir rate. Rate was not a valid integer \"{0}\"".format(stir_rate)))
self.logger.debug("Setting stir rate to {0} RPM...".format(stir_rate))
# actually sending the command
self.send_message("{0} {1}".format(self.SET_STIR_RATE_SP, stir_rate))
@property
@command
def temperature_pv(self):
"""
Reads the process variable (i.e. the current) temperature
Returns:
call back to send_message with a request to return and check a value
"""
return self.send_message(self.GET_TEMP_PV, True, self.valueanswer)
[docs] @command
def start_stirrer(self):
"""
Starts the stirring operation. Since the stirrer "forgets" the current stir rate every time "START" is sent,
the method first queries the current setpoint, then starts the stirrer, then sets the RPM again.
"""
self.logger.debug("Starting stirrer...")
current_rpm = int(float(self.stir_rate_sp[0]))
self.send_message(self.START_STIR)
self.stir_rate_sp = current_rpm
[docs] @command
def stop_stirrer(self):
"""
Stops the stirring operation.
Returns:
call back to send_message with a request to stop the stirring
"""
self.logger.debug("Stopping heater...")
return self.send_message(self.STOP_STIR)
@property
@command
def name(self):
"""
Returns the name of the stirrer
Returns:
call back to send_message with a request to return the name
"""
return self.send_message(self.GET_NAME, True)
@property
@command
def direction(self):
"""
Returns the current stirring direction
Returns:
either "cw" or "ccw" depending on the currently set direction
"""
current_direction = self.send_message(self.GET_DIRECTION, True, self.diranswer)
if current_direction == 1:
return "cw"
elif current_direction == 2:
return "ccw"
else:
raise ValueError("ERROR: Stirrer did not return correct direction: \"{0}\"".format(current_direction))
@direction.setter
@command
def direction(self, stir_direction):
"""
Sets the stirring direction
Args:
stir_direction (str): either "cw" or "ccw" for clockwise or counterclockwise
"""
if stir_direction == "cw":
self.send_message("{0}1".format(self.SET_DIRECTION))
elif stir_direction == "ccw":
self.send_message("{0}2".format(self.SET_DIRECTION))
else:
raise ValueError("ERROR: Supplied direction string is invalid: \"{0}\"".format(stir_direction))
if __name__ == '__main__':
s = IKAmicrostar75(port="COM12", connect_on_instantiation=True)
s.stir_rate_sp = 500
s.start_stirrer()
sleep(10)
s.stir_rate_sp = 100
sleep(10)
print("stir rate = {0}".format(s.stir_rate_pv))
s.stop_stirrer()
while True:
pass


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1-Wire API for Compact.NET Version 4.00
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The OVERLAPPED structure contains information used in asynchronous I/O. More...
Public Attributes | |
| internal UIntPtr | internalLow |
| Reserved for operating system use. | |
| internal UIntPtr | internalHigh |
| Reserved for operating system use. | |
| internal UInt32 | offset |
| Specifies a file position at which to start the transfer. | |
| internal UInt32 | offsetHigh |
| Specifies the high word of the byte offset at which to start the transfer. | |
| internal IntPtr | hEvent |
| Handle to an event set to the signaled state when the operation has been completed. |
The OVERLAPPED structure contains information used in asynchronous I/O.
| internal IntPtr hEvent |
Handle to an event set to the signaled state when the operation has been completed.
The calling process must set this member either to zero or a valid event handle before calling any overlapped functions. To create an event object, use the CreateEvent function. Functions such as WriteFile set the event to the nonsignaled state before they begin an I/O operation.
| internal UInt32 offset |
Specifies a file position at which to start the transfer.
The file position is a byte offset from the start of the file. The calling process sets this member before calling the ReadFile or WriteFile function. This member is ignored when reading from or writing to named pipes and communications devices and should be zero.
| internal UInt32 offsetHigh |
Specifies the high word of the byte offset at which to start the transfer.
This member is ignored when reading from or writing to named pipes and communications devices and should be zero.


Import $type Folder:
$dir
File
Note:
You can import either:
an XML file with all the data for this directory
an archive containing both the XML description and the files
Valid formats for the archive are
zip
,
tar
,
tgz
,
tbz2
.
Hint
If you are unsure about the format start by
exporting this directory
and edit its content (XML description and files).


Before Change
// inside the variable "pauli_traces".
if clifford_circuit:
assert clifford_state is not None
pauli_traces = _estimate_pauli_traces_clifford(
n_qubits, cast(cirq.CliffordState, clifford_state), n_measured_operators
)
else:
pauli_traces = _estimate_pauli_traces_general(qubits, circuit, n_measured_operators)
p = np.asarray([x.Pr_i for x in pauli_traces])
After Change
clifford_tableau = cirq.CliffordTableau(n_qubits)
try:
for gate in circuit.all_operations():
tableau_args = clifford.ActOnCliffordTableauArgs(
clifford_tableau, [qubit_map[i] for i in gate.qubits], np.random.RandomState(), {}
)
cirq.act_on(gate, tableau_args)
except TypeError:
clifford_circuit = False


A
- ABS function, Numeric Functions
- ACOS function, Numeric Functions
- ACTION_ID function, System Functions
- ADD_MONTHS function, Functions for Datetime Arithmetic
- ADD COLUMN, Table Manipulation
- add column identity generator, Table Manipulation
- ADD CONSTRAINT, Table Manipulation
- ADD DOMAIN CONSTRAINT, Domain Creation and Manipulation
- ADMINISTRABLE_ROLE_AUTHORIZATIONS, SQL Standard Views
- aggregate function, Aggregate Functions
- ALL and ANY predicates, Predicates
- ALTER COLUMN, Table Manipulation
- alter column identity generator, Table Manipulation
- alter column nullability, Table Manipulation
- ALTER DOMAIN, Domain Creation and Manipulation
- ALTER INDEX, Other Schema Object Creation
- ALTER routine, Routine Creation
- ALTER SEQUENCE, Sequence Creation
- ALTER SESSION, Session and Transaction Control Statements
- ALTER TABLE, Table Manipulation
- ALTER USER ... SET INITIAL SCHEMA, Statements for
Authorization and Access Control
- ALTER USER ... SET LOCAL, Statements for
Authorization and Access Control
- ALTER USER ... SET PASSWORD, Statements for
Authorization and Access Control
- ALTER view, View Creation and Manipulation
- APPLICABLE_ROLES, SQL Standard Views
- ASCII function, String and Binary String Functions
- ASIN function, Numeric Functions
- ASSERTIONS, SQL Standard Views
- ATAN2 function, Numeric Functions
- ATAN function, Numeric Functions
- AUTHORIZATION IDENTIFIER, Authorizations and Access Control
- AUTHORIZATIONS, SQL Standard Views
B
- BACKUP DATABASE, System Operations
- BETWEEN predicate, Predicates
- binary literal, Literals
- BINARY types, Binary String Types
- BIT_LENGTH function, String and Binary String Functions
- BITAND function, Numeric Functions
- BITANDNOT function, Numeric Functions
- bit literal, Literals
- BITNOT function, Numeric Functions
- BITOR function, Numeric Functions
- BIT types, Bit String Types
- BITXOR function, Numeric Functions
- boolean literal, Literals
- BOOLEAN types, Boolean Type
- boolean value expression, Value Expression
C
- CARDINALITY function, Array Functions
- CASCADE or RESTRICT, Common Elements and Statements
- case expression, Value Expression
- CASEWHEN function, General Functions
- CASE WHEN in routines, Conditional Statements
- CAST, Value Expression
- CEIL function, Numeric Functions
- CHANGE_AUTHORIZATION, Built-In Roles and Users
- CHAR_LENGTH, String and Binary String Functions
- CHARACTER_LENGTH, String and Binary String Functions
- CHARACTER_SETS, SQL Standard Views
- character literal, Literals
- CHARACTER types, Character String Types
- character value function, Value Expression
- CHAR function, String and Binary String Functions
- CHECK_CONSTRAINT_ROUTINE_USAGE, SQL Standard Views
- CHECK_CONSTRAINTS, SQL Standard Views
- CHECK constraint, Table Creation
- CHECKPOINT, System Operations
- COALESCE expression, Value Expression
- COALESCE function, General Functions
- COLLATE, Other Syntax Elements
- COLLATIONS, SQL Standard Views
- COLUMN_COLUMN_USAGE, SQL Standard Views
- COLUMN_DOMAIN_USAGE, SQL Standard Views
- COLUMN_PRIVILEGES, SQL Standard Views
- COLUMN_UDT_USAGE, SQL Standard Views
- column definition, Table Creation
- column name list, Column Name List
- column reference, References, etc.
- COLUMNS, SQL Standard Views
- COMMENT, Commenting Objects
- COMMIT, Session and Transaction Control Statements
- comparison predicate, Predicates
- CONCAT_WS function, String and Binary String Functions
- CONCAT function, String and Binary String Functions
- CONSTRAINT, Other Syntax Elements
- CONSTRAINT_COLUMN_USAGE, SQL Standard Views
- CONSTRAINT_TABLE_USAGE, SQL Standard Views
- CONSTRAINT (table constraint), Table Creation
- CONSTRAINT name and characteristics, Table Creation
- contextually typed value specification, References, etc.
- CONVERT function, General Functions
- COS function, Numeric Functions
- COT function, Numeric Functions
- CREATE_SCHEMA ROLE, Built-In Roles and Users
- CREATE AGGREGATE FUNCTION, Definition of Aggregate Functions
- CREATE ASSERTION, Other Schema Object Creation
- CREATE CAST, Other Schema Object Creation
- CREATE CHARACTER SET, Other Schema Object Creation
- CREATE COLLATION, Other Schema Object Creation
- CREATE DOMAIN, Domain Creation and Manipulation
- CREATE FUNCTION, Routine Definition
- CREATE INDEX, Other Schema Object Creation
- CREATE PROCEDURE, Routine Definition
- CREATE ROLE, Statements for
Authorization and Access Control
- CREATE SCHEMA, Schema Creation
- CREATE SEQUENCE, Sequence Creation
- CREATE TABLE, Table Creation
- CREATE TRANSLATION, Other Schema Object Creation
- CREATE TRIGGER, Trigger Creation, Trigger Creation
- CREATE TYPE, Other Schema Object Creation
- CREATE USER, Statements for
Authorization and Access Control
- CREATE VIEW, View Creation and Manipulation
- CROSS JOIN, Joined Table
- CRYPT_KEY function, System Functions
- CURDATE function, Functions to Report the Current Datetime
- CURRENT_CATALOG function, System Functions
- CURRENT_DATE function, Functions to Report the Current Datetime
- CURRENT_ROLE function, System Functions
- CURRENT_SCHEMA function, System Functions
- CURRENT_TIME function, Functions to Report the Current Datetime
- CURRENT_TIMESTAMP function, Functions to Report the Current Datetime
- CURRENT_USER function, System Functions
- CURRENT VALUE FOR, Value Expression
- CURTIME function, Functions to Report the Current Datetime
D
- DATA_TYPE_PRIVILEGES, SQL Standard Views
- DATABASE_ISOLATION_LEVEL function, System Functions
- DATABASE_NAME function, System Functions
- DATABASE_TIMEZONE function, Functions to Report the Time Zone.
- DATABASE_VERSION function, System Functions
- DATABASE function, System Functions
- DATE_ADD function, Functions for Datetime Arithmetic
- DATE_SUB function, Functions for Datetime Arithmetic
- DATEADD function, Functions for Datetime Arithmetic
- DATEDIFF function, Functions for Datetime Arithmetic
- datetime and interval literal, Literals
- Datetime Operations, Datetime types
- DATETIME types, Datetime types
- datetime value expression, Value Expression
- datetime value function, Value Expression
- DAYNAME function, Functions to Extract an Element of a Datetime
- DAYOFMONTH function, Functions to Extract an Element of a Datetime
- DAYOFWEEK function, Functions to Extract an Element of a Datetime
- DAYOFYEAR function, Functions to Extract an Element of a Datetime
- DAYS function datetime, Functions to Extract an Element of a Datetime
- DBA ROLE, Built-In Roles and Users
- DECLARE CURSOR, Cursor Declaration
- DECLARE HANDLER, Handlers
- DECLARE variable, Variables
- DECODE function, General Functions
- DEFAULT clause, Table Creation
- DEGREES function, Numeric Functions
- DELETE FROM, Delete Statement
- derived table, Derived Table
- DETERMINISTIC characteristic, Routine Characteristics
- DIAGNOSTICS function, System Functions
- DIFFERENCE function, String and Binary String Functions
- DISCONNECT, Session and Transaction Control Statements
- DISTINCT, Grouping Operations
- DOMAIN_CONSTRAINTS, SQL Standard Views
- DOMAINS, SQL Standard Views
- DROP ASSERTION, Other Schema Object Creation
- DROP CAST, Other Schema Object Creation
- DROP CHARACTER SET, Other Schema Object Creation
- DROP COLLATION, Other Schema Object Creation
- DROP COLUMN, Table Manipulation
- drop column idenitty generator, Table Manipulation
- DROP CONSTRAINT, Table Manipulation
- DROP DEFAULT (table), Table Manipulation
- DROP DOMAIN, Domain Creation and Manipulation
- DROP DOMAIN CONSTRAINT, Domain Creation and Manipulation
- DROP DOMAIN DEFAULT, Domain Creation and Manipulation
- DROP INDEX, Other Schema Object Creation
- DROP ROLE, Statements for
Authorization and Access Control
- DROP routine, Routine Creation
- DROP SCHEMA, Schema Creation
- DROP SEQUENCE, Sequence Creation
- DROP TABLE, Table Creation
- DROP TRANSLATION, Other Schema Object Creation
- DROP TRIGGER, Trigger Creation, Trigger Creation
- DROP USER, Statements for
Authorization and Access Control
- DROP VIEW, View Creation and Manipulation
- DYNAMIC RESULT SETS, Routine Characteristics
I
- identifier chain, References, etc.
- identifier definition, Common Elements and Statements
- IDENTITY function, System Functions
- IF EXISTS, Common Elements and Statements
- IFNULL function, General Functions
- IF STATEMENT, Conditional Statements
- INFORMATION_SCHEMA_CATALOG_NAME, SQL Standard Views
- IN predicate, Predicates
- INSERT function, String and Binary String Functions
- INSERT INTO, Insert Statement
- INSTR function, String and Binary String Functions
- interval absolute value function, Value Expression
- interval term, Value Expression
- INTERVAL types, Interval Types
- IS_AUTOCOMMIT function, System Functions
- IS_READONLY_DATABASE_FILES function, System Functions
- IS_READONLY_DATABASE function, System Functions
- IS_READONLY_SESSION function, System Functions
- IS DISTINCT predicate, Predicates
- ISNULL function, General Functions
- IS NULL predicate, Predicates
- ISOLATION_LEVEL function, System Functions
L
- LANGUAGE, Routine Characteristics
- LAST_DAY function, Functions for Datetime Arithmetic
- LATERAL, Lateral
- LCASE function, String and Binary String Functions
- LEAST function, General Functions
- LEFT function, String and Binary String Functions
- LENGTH function, String and Binary String Functions
- LIKE predicate, Predicates
- LN function, Numeric Functions
- LOAD_FILE function, General Functions
- LOB_ID function, System Functions
- LOCALTIME function, Functions to Report the Current Datetime
- LOCALTIMESTAMP function, Functions to Report the Current Datetime
- LOCATE function, String and Binary String Functions
- LOCK TABLE, Session and Transaction Control Statements
- LOG10 function, Numeric Functions
- LOG function, Numeric Functions
- LOOP in routines, Iterated Statements
- LPAD function, String and Binary String Functions
- LTRIM function, String and Binary String Functions
N
- name resolution, Naming
- naming in joined table, Naming
- naming in select list, Naming
- NATURAL JOIN, Joined Table
- NEXT VALUE FOR, Value Expression
- NOW function, Functions to Report the Current Datetime
- NULLIF function, General Functions
- NULL INPUT, Routine Characteristics
- numeric literal, Literals
- NUMERIC types, Numeric Types
- numeric value expression, Value Expression
- numeric value function, Value Expression
- NVL2 function, General Functions
- NVL function, General Functions
R
- RADIANS function, Numeric Functions
- RAND function, Numeric Functions
- RAWTOHEX function, String and Binary String Functions
- REFERENTIAL_CONSTRAINTS, SQL Standard Views
- REGEXP_MATCHES function, String and Binary String Functions
- REGEXP_SUBSTRING_ARRAY function, String and Binary String Functions
- REGEXP_SUBSTRING function, String and Binary String Functions
- RELEASE SAVEPOINT, Session and Transaction Control Statements
- RENAME, Renaming Objects
- REPEAT ... UNTIL loop in routines, Iterated Statements
- REPEAT function, String and Binary String Functions
- REPLACE function, String and Binary String Functions
- RESIGNAL STATEMENT, Raising Exceptions
- RETURN, Return Statement
- RETURNS, Routine Definition
- REVERSE function, String and Binary String Functions
- REVOKE, Statements for
Authorization and Access Control
- REVOKE ROLE, Statements for
Authorization and Access Control
- RIGHT function, String and Binary String Functions
- ROLE_AUTHORIZATION_DESCRIPTORS, SQL Standard Views
- ROLE_COLUMN_GRANTS, SQL Standard Views
- ROLE_ROUTINE_GRANTS, SQL Standard Views
- ROLE_TABLE_GRANTS, SQL Standard Views
- ROLE_UDT_GRANTS, SQL Standard Views
- ROLE_USAGE_GRANTS, SQL Standard Views
- ROLLBACK, Session and Transaction Control Statements
- ROLLBACK TO SAVEPOINT, Session and Transaction Control Statements
- ROUND function datetime, Functions for Datetime Arithmetic
- ROUND number function, Numeric Functions
- ROUTINE_COLUMN_USAGE, SQL Standard Views
- ROUTINE_JAR_USAGE, SQL Standard Views
- ROUTINE_PRIVILEGES, SQL Standard Views
- ROUTINE_ROUTINE_USAGE, SQL Standard Views
- ROUTINE_SEQUENCE_USAGE, SQL Standard Views
- ROUTINE_TABLE_USAGE, SQL Standard Views
- routine body, Routine Definition
- routine invocation, Other Syntax Elements
- ROUTINES, SQL Standard Views
- ROW_NUMBER function, System Functions
- ROWNUM function, System Functions
- row value expression, Value Expression
- RPAD function, String and Binary String Functions
- RTRIM function, String and Binary String Functions
S
- SAVEPOINT, Session and Transaction Control Statements
- SAVEPOINT LEVEL, Routine Characteristics
- schema routine, Routine Creation
- SCHEMATA, SQL Standard Views
- SCRIPT, System Operations
- search condition, Other Syntax Elements
- SECOND function, Functions to Extract an Element of a Datetime
- SECONDS_SINCE_MIDNIGHT function, Functions to Extract an Element of a Datetime
- SELECT, Select Statement
- SELECT : SINGLE ROW, Select Statement : Single Row
- SEQUENCE_ARRAY function, Array Functions
- SEQUENCES, SQL Standard Views
- SESSION_ID function, System Functions
- SESSION_ISOLATION_LEVEL function, System Functions
- SESSION_TIMEZONE function, Functions to Report the Time Zone.
- SESSION_USER function, System Functions
- SESSIONTIMEZONE function, Functions to Report the Time Zone.
- SET AUTOCOMMIT, Session and Transaction Control Statements
- SET CATALOG, Session and Transaction Control Statements
- set clause in UPDATE and MERGE statements, Update Statement
- SET CONSTRAINTS, Session and Transaction Control Statements
- SET DATABASE AUTHENTICATION FUNCTION, Authentication Settings
- SET DATABASE COLLATION, Database Settings
- SET DATABASE DEFAULT INITIAL SCHEMA, Statements for
Authorization and Access Control
- SET DATABASE DEFAULT ISOLATION LEVEL, Database Settings
- SET DATABASE DEFAULT RESULT MEMORY ROWS, Database Settings
- SET DATABASE DEFAULT TABLE TYPE, Database Settings
- SET DATABASE EVENT LOG LEVEL, Database Settings
- SET DATABASE GC, Database Settings
- SET DATABASE PASSWORD CHECK FUNCTION, Authentication Settings
- SET DATABASE SQL AVG SCALE, SQL Conformance Settings
- SET DATABASE SQL CONCAT NULLS, SQL Conformance Settings
- SET DATABASE SQL CONVERT TRUNCATE, SQL Conformance Settings
- SET DATABASE SQL DOUBLE NAN, SQL Conformance Settings
- SET DATABASE SQL IGNORECASE, SQL Conformance Settings
- SET DATABASE SQL NAMES, SQL Conformance Settings
- SET DATABASE SQL NULLS FIRST, SQL Conformance Settings
- SET DATABASE SQL NULLS ORDER, SQL Conformance Settings
- SET DATABASE SQL REFERENCES, SQL Conformance Settings
- SET DATABASE SQL REGULAR NAMES, SQL Conformance Settings
- SET DATABASE SQL SIZE, SQL Conformance Settings
- SET DATABASE SQL SYNTAX DB2, SQL Conformance Settings
- SET DATABASE SQL SYNTAX MSS, SQL Conformance Settings
- SET DATABASE SQL SYNTAX MYS, SQL Conformance Settings
- SET DATABASE SQL SYNTAX ORA, SQL Conformance Settings
- SET DATABASE SQL SYNTAX PGS, SQL Conformance Settings
- SET DATABASE SQL TDC DELETE, SQL Conformance Settings
- SET DATABASE SQL TRANSLATE TTI TYPES, SQL Conformance Settings
- SET DATABASE SQL TYPES, SQL Conformance Settings
- SET DATABASE SQL UNIQUE NULLS, SQL Conformance Settings
- SET DATABASE TEXT TABLE DEFAULTS, Database Settings
- SET DATABASE TRANSACTION CONTROL, Database Settings
- SET DATABASE TRANSACTION ROLLBACK ON CONFLICT, Database Settings
- SET DATABASE UNIQUE NAME, Database Settings
- SET DATA TYPE, Table Manipulation
- SET DEFAULT, Table Manipulation
- SET DOMAIN DEFAULT, Domain Creation and Manipulation
- SET FILES BACKUP INCREMENT, Cache, Persistence and Files Settings
- SET FILES CACHE ROWS, Cache, Persistence and Files Settings
- SET FILES CACHE SIZE, Cache, Persistence and Files Settings
- SET FILES DEFRAG, Cache, Persistence and Files Settings
- SET FILES LOB COMPRESSED, Cache, Persistence and Files Settings
- SET FILES LOB SCALE, Cache, Persistence and Files Settings
- SET FILES LOG, Cache, Persistence and Files Settings
- SET FILES LOG SIZE, Cache, Persistence and Files Settings
- SET FILES NIO, Cache, Persistence and Files Settings
- SET FILES NIO SIZE, Cache, Persistence and Files Settings
- SET FILES SCALE, Cache, Persistence and Files Settings
- SET FILES SCRIPT FORMAT, Cache, Persistence and Files Settings
- SET FILES WRITE DELAY, Cache, Persistence and Files Settings
- set function specification, Value Expression
- SET IGNORECASE, Session and Transaction Control Statements
- SET INITIAL SCHEMA*, Statements for
Authorization and Access Control
- SET MAXROWS, Session and Transaction Control Statements
- SET OPERATIONS, Set Operations
- SET PASSWORD, Statements for
Authorization and Access Control
- SET PATH, Session and Transaction Control Statements
- SET REFERENTIAL INTEGRITY, SQL Conformance Settings
- SET ROLE, Session and Transaction Control Statements
- SET SCHEMA, Session and Transaction Control Statements
- SET SESSION AUTHORIZATION, Session and Transaction Control Statements
- SET SESSION CHARACTERISTICS, Session and Transaction Control Statements
- SET SESSION RESULT MEMORY ROWS, Session and Transaction Control Statements
- SET TABLE CLUSTERED, Table Manipulation
- SET TABLE read-write property, Table Manipulation
- SET TABLE SOURCE, Table Manipulation
- SET TABLE SOURCE HEADER, Table Manipulation
- SET TABLE SOURCE on-off, Table Manipulation
- SET TABLE TYPE, Table Manipulation, Cache, Persistence and Files Settings
- SET TIME ZONE, Session and Transaction Control Statements
- SET TRANSACTION, Session and Transaction Control Statements
- SHUTDOWN, System Operations
- SIGNAL STATEMENT, Raising Exceptions
- SIGN function, Numeric Functions
- SIN function, Numeric Functions
- SORT_ARRAY function, Array Functions
- sort specification list, Ordering
- SOUNDEX function, String and Binary String Functions
- SPACE function, String and Binary String Functions
- SPECIFIC, Common Elements and Statements
- SPECIFIC NAME, Routine Characteristics
- SQL_FEATURES, SQL Standard Views
- SQL_IMPLEMENTATION_INFO, SQL Standard Views
- SQL_PACKAGES, SQL Standard Views
- SQL_PARTS, SQL Standard Views
- SQL_SIZING, SQL Standard Views
- SQL_SIZING_PROFILES, SQL Standard Views
- SQL DATA access characteristic, Routine Characteristics
- SQL parameter reference, References, etc.
- SQL procedure statement, SQL Procedure Statement
- SQL routine body, Routine Definition
- SQRT function, Numeric Functions
- START TRANSACTION, Session and Transaction Control Statements
- string value expression, Value Expression
- SUBSTR function, String and Binary String Functions
- SUBSTRING function, String and Binary String Functions
- SYSDATE function, Functions to Report the Current Datetime
- SYSTEM_BESTROWIDENTIFIER, HyperSQL Custom Views
- SYSTEM_CACHEINFO, HyperSQL Custom Views
- SYSTEM_COLUMN_SEQUENCE_USAGE, HyperSQL Custom Views
- SYSTEM_COLUMNS, HyperSQL Custom Views
- SYSTEM_COMMENTS, HyperSQL Custom Views
- SYSTEM_CONNECTION_PROPERTIES, HyperSQL Custom Views
- SYSTEM_CROSSREFERENCE, HyperSQL Custom Views
- SYSTEM_INDEXINFO, HyperSQL Custom Views
- SYSTEM_PRIMARYKEYS, HyperSQL Custom Views
- SYSTEM_PROCEDURECOLUMNS, HyperSQL Custom Views
- SYSTEM_PROCEDURES, HyperSQL Custom Views
- SYSTEM_PROPERTIES, HyperSQL Custom Views
- SYSTEM_SCHEMAS, HyperSQL Custom Views
- SYSTEM_SEQUENCES, HyperSQL Custom Views
- SYSTEM_SESSIONINFO, HyperSQL Custom Views
- SYSTEM_SESSIONS, HyperSQL Custom Views
- SYSTEM_TABLES, HyperSQL Custom Views
- SYSTEM_TABLESTATS, HyperSQL Custom Views
- SYSTEM_TABLETYPES, HyperSQL Custom Views
- SYSTEM_TEXTTABLES, HyperSQL Custom Views
- SYSTEM_TYPEINFO, HyperSQL Custom Views
- SYSTEM_UDTS, HyperSQL Custom Views
- SYSTEM_USER function, System Functions
- SYSTEM_USERS, HyperSQL Custom Views
- SYSTEM_VERSIONCOLUMNS, HyperSQL Custom Views
- SYSTIMESTAMP function, Functions to Report the Current Datetime
- SYS USER, Built-In Roles and Users
T
- TABLE_CONSTRAINTS, SQL Standard Views
- TABLE_PRIVILEGES, SQL Standard Views
- Table Function Derived Table, Table Function Derived Table
- TABLES, SQL Standard Views
- TAN function, Numeric Functions
- TIMESTAMP_WITH_ZONE function, Functions to Convert or Format a Datetime
- TIMESTAMPADD function, Functions for Datetime Arithmetic
- TIMESTAMPDIFF function, Functions for Datetime Arithmetic
- TIMESTAMP function, Functions to Convert or Format a Datetime
- Time Zone, Datetime types
- TIMEZONE function, Functions to Report the Time Zone.
- TO_CHAR function, Functions to Convert or Format a Datetime
- TO_DATE function, Functions to Convert or Format a Datetime
- TO_NUMBER function, Numeric Functions
- TO_TIMESTAMP function, Functions to Convert or Format a Datetime
- TODAY function, Functions to Report the Current Datetime
- TRANSACTION_CONTROL function, System Functions
- TRANSACTION_ID function, System Functions
- TRANSACTION_SIZE function, System Functions
- transaction characteristics, Session and Transaction Control Statements
- TRANSLATE function, String and Binary String Functions
- TRANSLATIONS, SQL Standard Views
- TRIGGER_COLUMN_USAGE, SQL Standard Views
- TRIGGER_ROUTINE_USAGE, SQL Standard Views
- TRIGGER_SEQUENCE_USAGE, SQL Standard Views
- TRIGGER_TABLE_USAGE, SQL Standard Views
- TRIGGERED_UPDATE_COLUMNS, SQL Standard Views
- TRIGGERED SQL STATEMENT, Trigger Creation
- TRIGGER EXECUTION ORDER, Trigger Creation
- TRIGGERS, SQL Standard Views
- TRIM_ARRAY function, Array Functions
- TRIM function, String and Binary String Functions
- TRUNCATE function, Numeric Functions
- TRUNCATE SCHEMA, Truncate Statement
- TRUNCATE TABLE, Truncate Statement
- TRUNC function datetime, Functions for Datetime Arithmetic
- TRUNC function numeric, Numeric Functions
U
- UCASE function, String and Binary String Functions
- unicode escape elements, Literals
- UNION JOIN, Joined Table
- UNIQUE constraint, Table Creation
- UNIQUE predicate, Predicates
- UNIX_TIMESTAMP function, Functions to Extract an Element of a Datetime
- UNNEST, UNNEST
- UPDATE, Update Statement
- UPPER function, String and Binary String Functions
- USAGE_PRIVILEGES, SQL Standard Views
- USER_DEFINED_TYPES, SQL Standard Views
- USER function, System Functions
- UUID function, General Functions
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A very very simple abstraction layer for analytics code. Write your events once, then send them where ever you want.
Scroll Down for a DemoWhat is it?
“Event Layer” is an extensible abstraction layer for working with common third-party Analytics libraries.
Since more or less all analytics libraries work the same way (allowing you to identify and describe users, and track the events which they perform), “Event Layer” creates an abstraction layer and a set of adapters that allow you to write generic Analytics Tracking code once, and update your configuration later to send your data anywhere you need.
How does it work?
- Install your third-party analytics libraries in your application or website (you don't need to do anything special)
- Install
event-layer.js
in your website or app. - Instantiate a new instance of EventLayer: (e.g.
var Analytics = new EventLayer();
). - Instead of filling your app or website with service-specific tracking code, write generic code using the “Event Layer” Javascript API (described below).
- “Event Layer” will detect the third-party Analytics services you have installed on your website or app, and use it's own, community-maintained adapters to propagate your events, in an identical format, to each third-party service, using the latest version(s) of their APIs.
- (Optional): You can extend “Event Layer” by writing your own custom adapters for third-party services not yet supported. Each adapter only requires about 12 lines of Javascript, and the community is available to help you ship your first PR to “Event Layer”.
Instantiating a new instance of EventLayer
We realize that not everyone wants to litter their code with calls to a global named “Event Layer”. So you'll probably want to start off by instantiating a new instance of “Event Layer”.
var Analytics = new EventLayer();
You can name it whatever you like, but the examples given below will need to be modified appropriately.
EventLayer.identify(userId, userProperties)
This method allows you to identify the current visitor, and (optionally) describe the user.
Only identify the user, do not describe any user properties:
Analytics.identify('<unique-user-id>');
Identify the user and describe user properties:
Analytics.identify('<unique-user-id>', {
name: 'John Doe',
subscribedToNewsletter: false
});
This is similar to the Identify
method found in Mixpanel, Heap, and Analytics.js.
EventLayer.track(eventName, eventProperties)
This method allows you to identify the current visitor, and (optionally) describe the user.
Track a simple event, with no event properties:
Analytics.track('click_signup_button');
Track a more complex event, with event properties:
Analytics.track('purchase', {
amount: 32.00,
itemCount: 4,
shippingSpeed: 'next-day'
});
This is similar to the Track
method found in Mixpanel, Heap, and Analytics.js.
Writing an Adapter
Below is an example of a blank adapter.
'blank-adapter-template': { // Do not modify this template
enabled: false, // Change to true once you're completed testing
test: function () {},
identify: function (userId, userProperties) {},
track: function (eventName, eventProperties) {}
}
It has three main components:
1. Test:
This function, once evaluated, should provide an answer to the question “has a specific third-party analytics library been installed on this page? Is it active? Should we try to send events to this service?”
This can be as simple as sniffing the window object for a global variables, and a commonly-used (and not likely to disappear) method or property:
test: function () {
return window.ga && window.ga.loaded;
}
(A simple example taken from the Google Analytics adapter)
2. identify:
This function takes data from our generic identify
method, and passes it along to a third-party library, via an adapter.
This should contain a minimal number of integrity checks and transforms, as well as a lightweight wrapper for the library's identify and/or describe functionality.
identify: function (userId, userProperties) {
// Send the identify call to Mixpanel's JS library
if (window.mixpanel && userId)
mixpanel.identify(userId);
// Set people properties on our identified user
if (window.mixpanel && userProperties)
mixpanel.people.set(userProperties);
}
(A simple example taken from the Mixpanel adapter)
3. track:
This function takes data from our generic track
method, and passes it along to a third-party library, via an adapter.
This should contain a minimal number of integrity checks and transforms, as well as a lightweight wrapper for the library's event tracking functionality.
track: function (eventName, eventProperties) {
// Send the tracked event to Heap's JS library
if (window.heap && eventName)
heap.track(eventName, eventProperties);
}
(A simple example taken from the Heap Analytics adapter)
Pull Requests
Yes, Please & Thank you!
To keep things organized, please open an issue for discussion before putting too much work into a pull request. I would feel really bad if you put a lot of work into something, only for it to not make sense to include it or merge the Pull Request.
Also, to help keep things organized, try to submit individual pull requests for each issue, and keep the scope of each issue relatively small.
For example, if you wanted to add a couple of new adapters, split them into multiple pull requests so we can review them individually.
Issues
Something feel broken? Open an issue! Something you feel is missing? Open an issue (Although we may not be able to get to everything, pull requests are most welcome!)
Thanks!
Demo:
For this demo, we include Google Analytics and the event-layer.js library, instantiate event-layer as `Analytics`, and track an event called `button_clicked` when the button is clicked. You can inspect this page to see how the demo works.


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