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In previous pages, SECADM Pat created security labels. Now, the security labels need to be granted to users accordingly so that they can access their own regional 'dailysales' table data.
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SECADM grants security labels to users with the GRANT SECURITY LABEL command.
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The query results in the right pane show that SECADM Pat grants:
- Security label 'NORTH' is granted to Betcy , employee of customer service department.
- Security label 'SOUTH' is granted to Bob , employee of customer service department.
- Security label 'EAST' is granted to Sam , employee of customer service department.
- Security label 'WEST' is granted to Nick , employee of customer service department.
- Security label 'CENTRAL' is granted to Joe , general manager for NORTH and SOUTH regions.
- Security label 'COASTAL' is granted to Sue , general manager for EAST and WEST regions.
- Security label 'SALES_ORGANIZATION' is granted to the Mark , Vice President of J.K.Avro superstore.
When a user tries to access 'dailysales' table data, DB2 compares the user's security label with the row's security label. Access will be given to the user only if the security labels match. Otherwise an empty result set will be returned.


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Terms of Use
Article 1 [Purpose)
These Terms and Conditions shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the terms and conditions of
this Agreement as set forth in the Terms and Conditions ("Services"), including travel schedule sharing
services "YouYou" web services and mobile applications provided by El- ), With the purpose of stipulating the
rights, duties, responsibilities and other necessary matters with the Company and its members.
Article 2 (Definitions)
Terms used in these terms are as follows.
1. "Member" means a customer who accesses the "Service" of the Company and enters into a contract with the
"Company" in accordance with these Terms and uses the "Service" provided by the Company.
2. "Service" means all the services related to traveling friends that can be used by "members" regardless of
the terminals (including various wired and wireless devices such as PCs and portable terminals) implemented.
3. "ID" means the combination of letters and numbers designated by the "Member" and approved by the "Company"
for the identification and use of the Service.
4. "Password" means the combination of letters or numbers that the "Member" has determined for the sake of
confidentiality to confirm that it is a "member" that matches the "ID" granted by "Member".
5. "Post" means the article, photograph, video, various files and links, etc. in the form of information such
as code, text, voice, sound, image, and video posted on the service when the member uses the service .
7. "Operator (manager)" means the person or company selected by the company for overall management and smooth
operation of the service.
8. Terms not defined in these Terms and Conditions shall be governed by the relevant laws and
regulations.Article
3 (Opening and Revision of Terms)
1. "Company" will post the contents of this agreement on the initial screen of the service so that "members"
can easily understand the contents of this agreement.
2. The Company may revise these Terms and Conditions to the extent that it does not violate the relevant laws
such as the "Regulation of the Terms of Use", "Promotion of Information and Communication Network Utilization
and Information Protection Act" ("Information and Communication Network Act").
3. If the "Company" amends the Terms and Conditions, the applicable date and the reasons for the revision
shall be specified, together with the current terms, to be notified from 30 days before the effective date of
the amendment to the day before the effective date, However, when revising the Terms with disadvantageous
contents to the members, it shall be notified clearly through electronic means such as e-mail registered in
the member information separately.
4. In the event that the Member has expressly expressed his intention not to refuse, even if the "Company" has
clearly notified the Member pursuant to the preceding paragraph that the Member has not made any intention to
do so within 30 days, I think it is one.
5. If the "member" does not agree with the revised terms, the company can not apply the revised terms and
conditions, in which case the member can terminate the contract. However, if there is any special circumstance
where the existing terms can not be applied, the company may terminate the use contract.
Article 4 (Interpretation of Terms)
1. The Company may place separate Terms and Conditions (hereinafter referred to as "Other Terms and
Conditions") for individual services, and if the contents conflict with these terms, "other terms, etc." shall
prevail.
2. The matters not defined in these Terms and Interpretations are subject to "Other Terms, Etc." and related
laws or practices.
Article 5 (Contract for Use)
1. The contract of use shall be such that the person who wishes to be a "member" (hereinafter referred to as
"the applicant") agrees with the contents of this Terms of Use and Personal Information Processing Policy and
then applies for membership and the "Company" .
2. The "Company" shall, in principle, approve the use of the service for the application of the "applicant for
membership". However, the "Company" may not approve or cancel the use contract after the following
application.
2-1. If the applicant is under 14 years old at the time of application
2-2. If the applicant has previously lost his / her membership under this agreement
2-3. Failure to provide false information or not to provide the company
2-4. If you are not able to approve due to the reason of the user's fault or if you apply in violation of
other prescribed matters
3. "Company" may waive the approval if there is no room for service related facilities, technical or business
problems.
4. If the applicant does not accept or reserves the application for membership pursuant to Paragraphs 2 and 3,
the "Company" shall, in principle, inform the applicant of the application.
5. The time of establishment of the contract of use shall be the time when "Company" has indicated the
completion of the application in the application procedure.
6. "Company" can classify "Membership" according to company policy according to the grade and divide usage
time, number of use, service menu and so on.
Article 6 (Change of Member Information)
1. "Member" can view and modify his / her personal information at any time through the personal information
management screen.
2. The "Member" must notify the "Company" of the change by e-mail or other means online if the items listed at
the time of application for membership change.
3. The Company shall not be held responsible for the disadvantages caused by not notifying the Company of the
changes in Paragraph (2).
Article 7 (Obligation to protect personal information)
1. The "Company" strives to protect the "personal information" of "members" as stipulated by related laws such
as "Information and Communications Network Act". The protection and use of "personal information" will be
governed by the relevant laws and the company's privacy policy. However, in the case of linked sites other
than the official site of "Company", "Company"'s privacy policy does not apply.
Article 8 (Obligations to Manage "Membership" "ID" and "Password")
1. The "Member" is responsible for the management of the "ID" and "Password" of "Member", and should not be
used by a third party.
2. The "Company" may limit the use of the "ID" if the "ID" of the member is concerned about the leakage of
personal information, the anti-social or anti-social or misunderstanding of the company or the operator of the
company.
3. "Member" shall immediately notify the "Company" and follow the instructions of the "Company" if it
recognizes that "ID" and "Password" are stolen or used by a third party.
4. In the case of Paragraph 3, "Company" shall not be held responsible for the disadvantage caused by not
following the guidance of "Company" even if the "Member" does not notify the Company or notify it.
Article 9 (Notice to Members)
1. If the "Company" notifies the "Member", you may do so by e-mail address designated by "Member", electronic
memo in service, etc., unless otherwise specified in these Terms and Conditions.
2. The "Company" may substitute for the notice set forth in Paragraph 1 above by posting on the "Company"'s
bulletin board for a period of seven days or more in the case of a notice to the entire "Member".
Article 10 (Obligation of "Company")
1. "Company" shall not engage in any act that is prohibited or prohibited by the applicable laws and these
Terms and Conditions, and shall endeavor to provide the "Service" continuously and reliably.
2. "Company" shall have a security system to protect personal information (including credit information) so
that "members" can safely use the "Service", disclose and observe the privacy policy.
3. The "Company" shall deal with any opinions or complaints raised by Members on the Service. For comments or
complaints submitted by members, we use bulletin boards or send e-mails to process "Members".
Article 11 (Termination of Service Use or Termination of Contract)
1 "Member" shall not:
1-1. Registration of false contents when applying or changing
1-2. Information stealing of others
1-3. Changes to information posted to "Company"
1-4. To send or post information (computer programs, etc.) other than the information set by the Company
1-5. Infringement of intellectual property rights such as copyrights of "Company" and other third parties
1-6. To impair the honor of the "Company" and other third parties or to disrupt business
1-7. To disclose or post to the "Company" any information that is contrary to obscene or violent messages,
images, voices,
1-8. Using the Services for profit without the Company's consent
1-9. Other illegal or unlawful acts
2. "Member" shall comply with the relevant laws, the provisions of these Terms and Conditions, the Notice of
Use, and the notice notified in relation to the "Service" and the matters notified by the "Company" Should
not.
Article 12 (Provision of Services, etc.)
1. The Company provides the following services to its members.
1-1. Travel friend YOUYOU: Travel related information service and matching service for managing / storing /
sharing / printing and printing of travel information or materials
1-2. Any services (including API services for leveraging existing services) that are provided by other
companies, such as additional development or partnership agreements with other companies,
2. The company may divide the service into a certain range and specify the available time for each range
separately. However, in such cases, the contents will be announced in advance.
3. The service is provided 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
4. The Company may temporarily suspend the provision of services in the event of maintenance, replacement or
breakdown of communication facilities such as computers, loss of communication, or operational reasons. In
this case, the "Company" will notify the "Member" in the manner prescribed in Article 9 [Notice to Members].
However, if there is an unavoidable reason that the Company can not notify in advance, it may notify after the
fact.
5. "Company" may conduct periodic inspections if necessary for the provision of services, and regular
inspections shall follow the rules posted on the service provision screen.
Article 13 (Change of Service)
1. The "Company" may change all or some of the services it provides for its operational and technical needs,
if for any reason.
2. If there is any change in the content, usage, and usage time of the service, the reason for the change, the
content of the service to be changed, and the date of service should be posted on the initial screen of the
service for at least 7 days before the change.
3. In the event that the changes to the "Paid Services" are significant or are unfavorable to the Member, the
"Company" shall notify the "Member" receiving the "Paid Services" "Will be notified. At this time, "Company"
will provide services before change for "members" who refuse to agree. However, if such service can not be
provided, the service may be stopped or the contract may be terminated, in which case the refund will be
carried out in accordance with the company regulations.
Article 14 (Provision of Information and Publication of Advertisements)
1. The Company may provide the Member with a variety of information deemed necessary by the Member during use
of the Service by means of notices or e-mail.
2. However, "Member" may refuse to receive at any time by e-mail, except transaction related information
according to related law, customer center reply.
3. If you intend to transmit the information of Paragraph 1 by telephone and copying machine, you shall
receive the prior consent of "Member".
4. "Company" may place advertisements on the service screen, on the homepage, in e-mail, etc. in connection
with the operation of the "Service". The "member" who receives the e-mail containing the advertisement can
refuse to accept the "company".
Article 15 (Copyright of post)
1. "Member" The copyrights of the postings posted within this service shall belong to the author of the post.
2. "Posts" posted by "Members" in the Service may be exposed to search results or "services" and related
promotions, and may be modified, reproduced, edited and posted to the extent necessary for such exposure . In
such a case, the Company shall comply with the copyright laws, and "members" may at any time, through the
Customer Center or through the "Services" management functions, take appropriate actions such as deletion,
3. The "Company" must obtain the member's consent in advance through telephone, fax, e-mail, etc.
4. "Member" shall post in the Service only the postings that the user owns the copyright or permission to use
from the original author in accordance with Paragraph 1 above. The "Company" may delete or change the postings
posted by "Members" without notice to the "Members" when it is judged that there is a possibility of copyright
infringement, or when a request is made from the original author. Civil liability for copyright infringement
may result.
Article 16 (Management of Posts)
1. If a member's post contains contents that violate relevant laws such as "Information and Communication
Network Act" and "Copyright Act", the right holder may ask for the posting of the posting or deletion of the
posting in accordance with the procedures determined by relevant laws. "Must take action in accordance with
relevant laws.
2. The "Company" may take temporary measures in accordance with the relevant laws in cases where there is a
reason for the infringement, even if there is no request from the right holder pursuant to the preceding
paragraph, or in violation of other company policies and related laws.
3. The detailed procedures under this section will be subject to the takedown service set by the Company
within the limits prescribed by the "Information and Communications Network Act" and "Copyright Act".
Article 17 (Content and Fees of Location-Based Services)
1. The Company provides the following services using the location information and status information of the
location information collected by the location information provider.
end. A service that displays the user's current location or specific location on the map image
I. Providing information and searching for travel attractions such as sightseeing places, accommodation
facilities, restaurants, shopping facilities, which are close to the user's current location or specific
location
All. Services that create and share new content by using location information recorded in or linked to content
(photos, videos, posts in services, etc.) generated by users
2. The services provided by the Company under Paragraph 1 of this Article are basically free of charge.
However, the data communication charges incurred when using the wireless service are separate and subject to
the policy of each mobile communication company to which the user subscribes.
Article 18 (Location Information Collection Method)
"Company" collects personal location information in the manner specified in each of the following
subparagraphs:
end. Real-time location information collection of base station based (cell ID method) using mobile phone
terminal
I. Gathering location information through GPS information collected through dedicated terminal with GPS chip
All. Gathering location information through Wi-Fi information collected through a dedicated terminal with
Wi-Fi chip
Article 19 (Right of Personal Location Information Authority)
1. The Personal Location Information Subject may, at any time, withdraw its consent, in whole or in part, from
the use of personal location information, the purpose for which it is provided, the scope of the recipient,
and any part of the location-based service.
2. Personal Location Information Subject may request temporary suspension of use or provision of personal
location information at any time. In this case, the company does not reject the request and takes technical
measures for it.
3. The personal location information entity may request the company to read or notify the following materials,
and if there is an error in the material, the person may request the correction. In this case, the company
does not refuse the request without justifiable reason.
3-1. Use location information on the person's location information • Provide fact information
3-2. The reason and details of the personal location information of the individual location information
subject were provided to the third party by the provisions of the Act on Protection and Utilization of
Location Information, etc. or other laws
4. If the Company has withdrawn all or part of the consent to use the location information, the Company shall
use the personal location information and location information without delay and confirm the provision of the
information (if the withdrawal part of the agreement is withdrawn, The confirmation of the part).
5. The Personal Location Information Subject may request the Company through the Company's prescribed
procedures for the exercise of rights under Paragraphs 1 to 4.
Article 20 (Use and Availability of Location Information and Duration of Use and Availability)
"Company" shall automatically record the fact information on the collection and use of location information to
members based on Article 16 (2) of the Location Information Protection Act, and keep it for 6 months from the
point of recording.
Article 21 (Designation of Person in charge of Location Information Management)
1. The "Company" designates and manages a person who is in a position to take actual responsibility for
managing and protecting the location information appropriately and for handling the complaints of the personal
location information entity.
2. Specific details of the person in charge of managing location information shall be in accordance with the
by-laws of this agreement.
Article 22 (Ownership of Rights)
1. Copyright and intellectual property rights in the Service are attributable to the Company. However, we will
exclude copyrighted works provided by members' posts and affiliation agreements.
2. The "Company" only grants the Member the right to use the account, ID, and contents in accordance with the
terms and conditions set by the Company, and the "Member" shall be entitled to transfer, sell, Unable to.
Article 23 (Cancellation, Termination, etc. of "Members")
1. "Member" may apply for withdrawal of service through the self-information management menu at any time, and
the "Company" shall deal with it promptly as stipulated by applicable laws and regulations.
2. In the event of termination of this Agreement, all data of the Member shall immediately terminate, except
when the Company holds the Membership Information pursuant to applicable laws and the Privacy Policy.
3. The "Member" terminated the contract, but the data that is registered and disclosed to the user's account
is preserved.
Article 24 (Restrictions on Use, etc.)
1. The "Company" may limit the use of the Service by warning, suspending, or terminating the contract in a
phased manner if the "Member" breaches the obligations of the Terms or interrupts the normal operation of the
Service.
2. Notwithstanding the foregoing, "Company" shall not be liable for any unauthorized use of the Software,
including but not limited to the provision and operation of illegal programs that violate the Copyright Act
and the Computer Program Protection Act, illegal communications and hacking violations of the " In the event
of breach of applicable laws, such as overtime, the contract can be terminated immediately. Any benefits
acquired through the use of the Services in the event of termination of the contract pursuant to this section
shall also be extinguished and the Company shall not compensate for them.
3. "Company" may limit its use for the protection of member information and the efficiency of its operation if
the member does not log in for more than 3 months continuously.
4. The Company shall, within the limits of the use of this Section, make the conditions and details of the
restrictions as stipulated by the Restricted Use Policy.
5. In the event of any restriction or termination of the use of the Service pursuant to this section, the
"Company" will notify you in accordance with Article 9 [Notice to Members].
6. "Member" may file an objection in accordance with the procedures set forth by the "Company" with regard to
restrictions on use under this section. If the Company considers that the objection is justified at this time,
the Company shall immediately resume the use of the Service.
Article 25 (Limitation of Liability)
1. "Company" is exempted from liability for the provision of the "Service" if it can not provide the "Service"
due to natural disasters or force majeure.
2. The "Company" shall not be responsible for any disruption in the use of the Service due to the cause of the
"Member".
3. "Company" shall not be responsible for the contents of the information, data, facts, reliability, accuracy,
etc. posted by "member" in relation to the "service".
4. The "Company" shall be exempted from liability if it makes a transaction between the "member" or "member"
and the third party through the "service".
5. "Company" shall not be liable for the use of the services provided free of charge unless there are special
regulations in the relevant laws.
Article 26 (Governing Law and Judgment)
1. Any lawsuit filed between "Company" and "Member" shall be governed by the laws of the Republic of Korea.
2. The lawsuits related to the dispute between the Company and the Member shall be brought before the
competent court under the Civil Procedure Act.
Addendum
1. This Agreement will be effective from April 1, 2017.
As of April 2017, the location information manager will designate:
Name: Ha Sung Ho
Job title: Representative of LOF Corp.
Contact: 02-2272-1025
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Address: Jeju Special Self-Governing Province Jeju-si 1176-67, Ida-2-Dong Jeju Venture Flooring 4F
LOF Co., Ltd.
Operator Number: 838-81-00646
Representative: Seong Ho Ha
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CategoryCollectionRequest
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Should you Pin your JavaScript Dependencies?
Once you start using a tool/service like Renovate, probably the biggest decision you need to make is whether to "pin" your dependencies instead of using SemVer ranges. The answer is "It's your choice", however we can certainly make some generalisations/recommendations to help you.
If you do not want to read the in-depth discussion, and just want our recommendations, you can skip to the bottom.
What is Dependency Pinning?
To ensure we're all talking about the same thing, it's important to define exactly what we mean by dependency "pinning".
Historically, projects use SemVer ranges in their package.json
.
For instance, if you run npm install foobar
you will see an entry like "foobar": "^1.1.0"
added to your package.json
.
Verbosely, this means "any foobar version greater than or equal to 1.1.0 but less than 2".
Therefore the project will automatically use 1.1.1 if it's released, or 1.2.0, or 1.2.1, etc - meaning you will get not only patch updates but also feature (minor) releases too.
Another alternative is ranges like "foobar": "~1.1.0"
which means "any foobar version greater than or equal to 1.1.0 but less than 1.2".
This narrows the range to only patch updates to the 1.1 range.
If instead you "pin" your dependencies rather than use ranges, it means you use exact entries like "foobar": "1.1.0"
which means "use only foobar version 1.1.0 and no other".
Why use ranges?
For projects of any type, the main reason to use ranges is so that you can "automatically" get updated releases - which may even include security fixes.
By "automatically", we mean that any time you run npm install
you will get the very latest version matching your SemVer - assuming you're not using a lock file, that is.
Tilde vs Caret
If you're familiar with the theory of SemVer, you might think that you only need to use tilde ranges (e.g. "~1.1.0"
) to get bug fixes, rather than caret ranges (e.g. "^1.1.0"
).
This is true in theory but not in practice.
The reality is that for most projects, fixes are not "backported" to previous minor releases, and minor releases themselves may include fixes.
So for example release 1.2.0
may include one new feature and one fix, so if you stick with 1.1.0
then you will miss out on the fix as there will never be a 1.1.1
once 1.2.0
is already released.
This is the reality of most open source packages.
Ranges for Libraries
A second reason for using ranges applies to "libraries" that are published as npm packages with the intention that they are used/require()
'd by other packages.
In this case, it is usually a bad idea to pin all your dependencies because it will introduce an unnecessarily narrow range (one release!) and cause most users of your package to bloat their node_modules
with duplicates.
For example, you might have pinned foobar
to version 1.1.0
and another author pinned his/her foobar
dependency to 1.2.2
.
Any user of both your packages will end up with npm attempting to install two separate versions of foobar
, which might not even work.
Even if both projects use a service like Renovate to keep their pinned dependencies up to date with the very latest versions, it's still not a good idea - there will always be times when one package has updated/released before the other one and they will be out of sync.
e.g. there might be a space of 30 minutes where your package specifies foobar 1.1.0
and the other one specifies 1.1.1
and your joint downstream users end up with a duplicate.
Why pin dependencies?
You mainly pin versions for certainty, and visibility.
When you have a pinned version of each dependency in your package.json
, you know exactly which version of each dependency is installed at any time.
This benefits when upgrading versions as well as when rolling back in case of problems.
Note: we'll cover lock files later, don't worry.
Upgrading pinned versions
Let's say that a "faulty" version 1.2.0
of foobar
is released and it breaks one of your tests.
If you were using default caret SemVer ranges, then your main
branch is now "broken" because its package.json
says that any version 1.x above 1.1.0 is acceptable, and npm will choose the latest (1.2.0
).
You would need to manually check and work out which dependency caused the failure (foobar
may not have been the only dependency to have "automatically" upgraded since the last time your tests passed) and then you would need to pin the dependency yourself to stop npm
installing 1.2.0
.
Consider the same situation if instead you were pinning dependency versions.
Your main
branch would not be broken because it's pinned to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- instead you'd just have a Pull Request for upgrading to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>which would fail.
You'd know not to merge it and can wait for<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or later when it's fixed.
Therefore you know exactly what you're running and you know exactly what failed - you have great "visibility".
Now consider a similar theoretical scenario where<EMAIL_ADDRESS>is faulty but it is not caught by any of your automated tests.
This is more common and more dangerous.
If you were using SemVer ranges then this new version of foobar
will likely be deployed to production automatically one day, sometime after which you notice errors and realise you need to fix it.
Like before, you need to manually work out which dependency caused it - assuming you guess correctly that it was a new dependency version at fault - and pin it manually by editing package.json
one dependency at a time.
Alternatively, if you were instead pinning foobar
then you would receive a PR for<EMAIL_ADDRESS>which awaits your approval.
So first of all, you can choose to read the release notes and/or visually inspect the branch yourself before merging, hopefully saving you from pushing this faulty code to production.
If you did not catch the fault before merging, you are still better off with a pinned version.
If you discover something wrong in production, you can easily "roll back" commits in your development environment until you find which rollback fixes the problem.
Then you can simply revert that commit (reversing<EMAIL_ADDRESS>-><EMAIL_ADDRESS>) and push that to main
.
When the next release of foobar
comes out (e.g. 1.2.1
) you will be prompted with a new PR and hopefully inspect it carefully this time before merge!
As you can see in the above, pinning dependencies makes your build more consistent and predictable as a developer.
Downside of pinned dependencies - upgrade "noise"
The one major downside to your development workflow of pinning dependencies is the potential for increased "noise" in your repository. As mentioned above, you can expect to receive Pull Requests whenever there is a new version of your dependencies available. Depending on how many repositories you maintain, and how many dependencies are in each, you may find this default approach to be overwhelming (e.g. waking up to 10 new Pull Requests each day).
Reducing the "noise" of dependency updates
The increased volume of Pull Requests for upgrading dependencies may be considered by some to be undesirable "noise" in their day. To some extent this is simply a trade-off for having your dependencies pinned and predictable, however there are also ways you can reduce this noise while still gaining the majority of the benefits:
Pull Request automerging
There are some dependencies that either (a) don't have the potential to break something in production, or (b) are fully tested by your tests.
For example, it's very hard for eslint
to break anything in production. If your build/tests pass, then you are fine.
Therefore you should consider enabling automerge for all lint packages to save yourself the pointless click when you manually approve them each time.
In this case you might wake up to 5/10 of your overnight Pull Requests having already merged themselves.
Another example of a good candidate for automerging might be a database driver like node-postgres
(pg
on npm), if you have 100% test coverage of your API.
In that case if the pg
package has a minor or patch update and passes all tests then you may as well merge it automatically if you were not going to do a manual inspection anyway.
Branch automerging
In the above suggestion of Pull Request automerging, you might still find it annoying if you receive GitHub Notifications for every PR that is created and merged.
In that case, you could set automergeType
to branch
, which means Renovate will:
- Create a new branch for testing
- Wait until after tests have completed
- Push the commit directly to
main
if tests pass, or - Raise a PR only if tests failed
With this approach, updates will be essentially "silent" - causing no notifications - but you will be able to see each commit on main
of course.
Scheduling
Although it can feel satisfying to receive updates "immediately" when they're available, the reality is that you usually don't need updates so frequently. And worse still, npm package versions that are less than 24 hours can be unpublished, which would really break your build if you've pinned to a version that no longer exists.
So to reduce the interruptions of automated dependency updates, consider putting Renovate on a schedule, such as:
- Update only on weekends? This way you update packages at most once per week, and your CI build runners are likely to be idle anyway
- Update daily, but between hours like midnight and 5am? That way notifications don't pop up in people's feed while they're working, and you also get the benefit of not tying up build machines when developers need to use them
Grouping related packages
Although it's good to isolate each dependency update for ease of troubleshooting, there are times when the extra noise isn't worth it, or when packages naturally belong together anyway (such as all babel
packages).
You can add a package rule in our Renovate configuration to group these together and you'll get just one branch combined even if multiple packages have updates available.
Pinning Dependencies and Lock Files
Since both yarn
and npm@5
both support lock files, it's a common question to ask "Why should I pin dependencies if I'm already using a lock file?".
It's a good question!
Lock files are a great companion to SemVer ranges or pinning dependencies, because these files lock (pin) deeper into your dependency tree than you see in package.json
.
What a lock file will do for you
When kept in sync with its associated package.json
, a lock file will further lock down the exact dependencies and sub-dependencies that your project uses, so that everyone running npm install
or yarn install
will install the exact same dependencies as the person or bot that last updated the lock file.
To reuse an earlier example, this means that you could have<EMAIL_ADDRESS>in your package.json
and be locked to 1.1.0
in your lock file, so that when the broken<EMAIL_ADDRESS>is released, nobody on the team installs it.
What a lock file doesn't do for you
If a lock file gets out of sync with its package.json
, it can no longer be guaranteed to lock anything, and the package.json
will be the source of truth for installs.
The lock file has only delayed the inevitable problem, and provides much less visibility than package.json
, because it's not designed to be human readable and is quite dense.
If the package.json
contains a range, and a new in-range version is released that would break the build, then essentially your package.json
is in a state of "broken", even if the lock file is still holding things together.
The upside is that the lockfile will hold back foobar
to 1.1.0
unless it's forced to upgrade, so the break is postponed.
The downside is how you will discover the break eventually.
The easiest case is if for some reason you need to upgrade foobar
, e.g. for a new feature it contains, so you might run something like yarn upgrade foobar
.
Then you might either discover the break during your development or when you push your new development to CI for testing.
In this case, hopefully you'll guess it's foobar
that broke it and not your own code.
Alternatively, maybe someone thinks "This lockfile is probably really out of date and might be missing some essential patches" and decides to yarn upgrade
the whole thing in one go.
No doubt the diff will be full of green and red as many direct and indirect dependencies will have changed versions.
Then it's pushed to CI for testing, fails, and you have to guess which of the changes caused it until you eventually narrow it down to foobar
.
This might require even manually looking through the lock file diffs line by line.
Maybe dep blahblah
also broke at the same time, to make it even harder.
By ceding control of direct dependency versions to the lock file, you have lost the ability to know when things are updated. You also may be missing out on really important patches you're not even aware of, because they're "in range" yet locked back to vulnerable or buggy versions in the lock file.
Reconsider the same scenario if foobar
had instead been pinned to 1.1.0
in package.json
.
The (broken) upgrade to 1.2.0
would have been explicitly proposed to you via a Renovate PR, you would see the break, and know that the version is bad.
Meanwhile you could be upgrading all the other essential fixes of other dependencies without worrying about foobar
.
You could even be running yarn upgrade
regularly to be getting indirect package updates in the lockfile and seeing if everything still passes.
Therefore, the lock file does not solve the same SemVer problems that pinning solves - but it compliments it. For this reason our usual recommendation using a lock file regardless of whether you pin dependencies or not, and pinning even if you have a lock file.
Don't forget though that our motto is "Flexible, so you don't need to be", so go ahead and configure however you want. Also, we're open to ideas for how to make lock file updates more "visible" too. e.g. are you interested in a Renovate feature where you get a lockfile-only PR any time a direct dependency gets an in-range update?
What about indirect/sub-dependencies?
A good argument made by @LinusU is:
pinning will only protect you against breakage in a, in many cases, small percentage of your packages. If you for example have installed express and pinned it, you will only protect yourself against a bad express release, it will not help with the 30 dependencies that express has.
Because of this, I personally think that pinning dependencies just creates a false sense of security, and that using a lock file is superior in every way.
It is true that pinning applies only to direct dependencies, and "indirect" dependencies typically count for a lot more in total in your lockfile than direct. e.g. those 30 ones that Express relies on.
Does pinning give you "increased" security? Undeniably. The question is not whether it does, but whether that increased security comes at a cost (e.g. "noise"). But Linus also points out that a false sense of security is a cost too.
Don't forget that there is some form of transitive trust too. You need to pick your direct dependencies carefully, and which versions of them you use. Hopefully in doing that you pick dependencies partly for how well they look after their own dependencies and versions (e.g. do they have good enough test coverage, do they use something like Renovate to keep updated, etc?). So the reality is that even if 90% of the entries in your lock file are indirect dependencies, those are ones you have somewhat "delegated" responsibility for to your dependencies. e.g. I'd hope that Express are even better at watching their deps for breaks than I am, to use the example above.
But certainly "does it give a false sense of security" is not a question we can really answer quantifiably.
So what's best?
We recommend:
- Any apps (web or Node.js) that aren't
require()
'd by other packages should pin all types of dependencies for greatest reliability/predictability - Browser or dual browser/node.js libraries that are consumed/
required()
'd by others should keep using SemVer ranges fordependencies
but can use pinned dependencies fordevDependencies
- Node.js-only libraries can consider pinning all dependencies, because application size/duplicate dependencies are not as much a concern in Node.js compared to the browser. Of course, don't do that if your library is a micro one likely to be consumed in disk-sensitive environments
- Use a lock file
As noted earlier, when you pin dependencies then you will see an increase in the raw volume of dependency updates, compared to if you use ranges. If/when this starts bothering you, add Renovate rules to reduce the volume, such as scheduling updates, grouping them, or automerging "safe" ones.
References
This is a "living" document and we plan to update it whenever we think of something new or someone makes a valid point we've missed or misunderstood. GitHub Location
Updated 2018-01-19 after excellent feedback on lockfiles by @LinusU


The SOCI ODBC backend is supported for use with ODBC 3.
| ODBC version | Operating System | Compiler |
|---|---|---|
| 3 | Linux (Ubuntu 12.04) | g++ 4.6.3 |
| 3 | Linux (Ubuntu 12.04) | clang 3.2 |
| 3.8 | Windows 8 | Visual Studio 2012 |
| 3 | Windows 7 | Visual Studio 2010 |
| 3 | Windows XP | Visual Studio 2005 (express) |
| 3 | Windows XP | Visual C++ 8.0 Professional |
| 3 | Windows XP | g++ 3.3.4 (Cygwin) |
The SOCI ODBC backend requires the ODBC client library.
To establish a connection to the ODBC database, create a Session object
using the ODBC
backend factory together with a connection string:
backend_factory const& backEnd = odbc; session sql(backEnd, "filedsn=c:\\my.dsn");
or simply:
session sql(odbc, "filedsn=c:\\my.dsn");
The set of parameters used in the connection string for ODBC is the same as accepted by the SQLDriverConnect
function from the ODBC library.
Once you have created a session
object as shown above, you can use it to access the database, for example:
int count; sql << "select count(*) from invoices", into(count);
(See the SOCI basics and exchanging data documentation for general information on using the session
class.)
The ODBC backend supports the use of the SOCI row
class, which facilitates retrieval of data whose type is not known at compile time.
When calling row::get<T>()
, the type you should pass as T depends upon the underlying database type.
For the ODBC backend, this type mapping is:
| ODBC Data Type | SOCI Data Type | row::get<T> specializations |
|---|---|---|
| SQL_DOUBLE , SQL_DECIMAL , SQL_REAL , SQL_FLOAT , SQL_NUMERIC | dt_double |
double |
| SQL_TINYINT , SQL_SMALLINT , SQL_INTEGER , SQL_BIGINT | dt_integer |
int |
| SQL_CHAR, SQL_VARCHAR | dt_string |
std::string |
| SQL_TYPE_DATE , SQL_TYPE_TIME , SQL_TYPE_TIMESTAMP | dt_date |
std::tm
|
Not all ODBC drivers support all datatypes
(See the dynamic resultset binding documentation for general information on using the row
class.)
In addition to binding by position, the ODBC backend supports binding by name, via an overload of the use()
function:
int id = 7; sql << "select name from person where id = :id", use(id, "id")
Apart from the portable "colon-name" syntax above, which is achieved by rewriting the query string, the backend also supports the ODBC ? syntax:
int i = 7; int j = 8; sql << "insert into t(x, y) values(?, ?)", use(i), use(j);
The ODBC backend has support for SOCI's bulk operations interface. Not all ODBC drivers support bulk operations, the following is a list of some tested backends:
| ODBC Driver | Bulk Read | Bulk Insert |
|---|---|---|
| MS SQL Server 2005 | YES | YES |
| MS Access 2003 | YES | NO |
| PostgresQL 8.1 | YES | YES |
| MySQL 4.1 | NO | NO |
Transactions are also fully supported by the ODBC backend, provided that they are supported by the underlying database.
Not currently supported
Not currently supported
Not currently supported
Not currently supported
SOCI provides access to underlying datbabase APIs via several getBackEnd() functions, as described in the beyond SOCI documentation.
The ODBC backend provides the following concrete classes for navite API access:
| Accessor Function | Concrete Class |
|---|---|
session_backend* session::get_backend() |
odbc_statement_backend |
statement_backend* statement::get_backend() |
odbc_statement_backend |
rowid_backend* rowid::get_backend() |
odbc_rowid_backend |
The ODBC backend can throw instances of class odbc_soci_error
,
which is publicly derived from soci_error
and has
additional public members containing the ODBC error code, the Native database
error code, and the message returned from ODBC:
int main() { try { // regular code } catch (soci::odbc_soci_error const& e) { cerr << "ODBC Error Code: " << e.odbc_error_code() << endl << "Native Error Code: " << e.native_error_code() << endl << "SOCI Message: " << e.what() << std::endl << "ODBC Message: " << e.odbc_error_message() << endl; } catch (exception const &e) { cerr << "Some other error: " << e.what() << endl; } }
The odbc_session_backend
class provides std::string get_connection_string() const
method
that returns fully expanded connection string as returned by the SQLDriverConnect
function.
This backend supports odbc_option_driver_complete
option which can be passed to it via connection_parameters
class. The value of this option is passed to SQLDriverConnect()
function as "driver completion" parameter and so must be one of SQL_DRIVER_XXX
values, in the string form. The default value of this option is SQL_DRIVER_PROMPT
meaning that the driver will query the user for the user name and/or the password if they are not stored together with the connection. If this is undesirable for some reason, you can use SQL_DRIVER_NOPROMPT
value for this option to suppress showing the message box:
connection_parameters parameters("odbc", "DSN=mydb"); parameters.set_option(odbc_option_driver_complete, "0" /* SQL_DRIVER_NOPROMPT */); session sql(parameters);
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TERMIO
Section: Linux Programmer's Manual (7)Updated: 2006-12-28
Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
termio - the System V terminal driver interfaceDESCRIPTION
termio is the name of the old System V terminal driver interface. This interface defined a termio structure used to store terminal settings, and a range of ioctl(2) operations to get and set terminal attributes.The termio interface is now obsolete: POSIX.1-1990 standardized a modified version of this interface, under the name termios. The POSIX.1 data structure differs slightly from the System V version, and POSIX.1 defined a suite of functions to replace the various ioctl(2) operations that existed in System V. (This was done because ioctl(2) was unstandardized, and its variadic third argument does not allow argument type checking.)
If you're looking for page called "termio", then you can probably find most of the information that you seek in either termios(3) or tty_ioctl(4).
SEE ALSO
termios(3), tty_ioctl(4)COLOPHON
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public class JsonAnalytics
extends java.lang.Object
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
JsonAnalytics() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static <K extends com.google.gson.JsonElement> |
aggregate(TWindow<com.google.gson.JsonObject,K> window,
java.lang.String resultPartitionProperty,
java.lang.String valueProperty,
JsonUnivariateAggregate... aggregates)
Aggregate against a single
Numeric variable contained in an JSON object. |
static <K extends com.google.gson.JsonElement> |
aggregate(TWindow<com.google.gson.JsonObject,K> window,
java.lang.String resultPartitionProperty,
java.lang.String resultProperty,
ToDoubleFunction<com.google.gson.JsonObject> valueGetter,
JsonUnivariateAggregate... aggregates)
Aggregate against a single
Numeric variable contained in an JSON object. |
static <K extends com.google.gson.JsonElement> |
aggregateList(java.lang.String resultPartitionProperty,
java.lang.String resultProperty,
ToDoubleFunction<com.google.gson.JsonObject> valueGetter,
JsonUnivariateAggregate... aggregates)
Create a Function that aggregates against a single
Numeric
variable contained in an JSON object. |
static com.google.gson.JsonElement |
getMvAggregate(com.google.gson.JsonObject jo,
java.lang.String resultProperty,
java.lang.String variableName,
JsonUnivariateAggregate aggregate)
Get the value of an aggregate computed by a multi-variable aggregation.
|
static boolean |
hasMvAggregate(com.google.gson.JsonObject jo,
java.lang.String resultProperty,
java.lang.String variableName,
JsonUnivariateAggregate aggregate)
Check if an aggregation result from a multi-variable aggregation
is present.
|
static org.apache.commons.math3.util.Pair<java.lang.String,JsonUnivariateAggregate[]> |
mkAggregationSpec(java.lang.String variableName,
JsonUnivariateAggregate... aggregates)
Create an aggregation specification.
|
static <K extends com.google.gson.JsonElement> |
mvAggregate(TWindow<com.google.gson.JsonObject,K> window,
java.lang.String resultPartitionKeyProperty,
java.lang.String resultProperty,
java.util.List<org.apache.commons.math3.util.Pair<java.lang.String,JsonUnivariateAggregate[]>> aggregateSpecs)
Aggregate against multiple
Numeric variables contained in an JSON object. |
static <K extends com.google.gson.JsonElement> |
mvAggregateList(java.lang.String resultPartitionKeyProperty,
java.lang.String resultProperty,
java.util.List<org.apache.commons.math3.util.Pair<java.lang.String,JsonUnivariateAggregate[]>> aggregateSpecs)
Create a Function that aggregates multiple
Numeric
variables contained in an JSON object. |
public static <K extends com.google.gson.JsonElement> TStream<com.google.gson.JsonObject> aggregate(TWindow<com.google.gson.JsonObject,K> window, java.lang.String resultPartitionProperty, java.lang.String valueProperty, JsonUnivariateAggregate... aggregates)
Numeric
variable contained in an JSON object.
The returned stream contains a tuple for each execution performed against a window partition.
The tuple is a JsonObject
containing:
K
as a property with key resultPartitionProperty
. JsonObject
as a property with key valueProperty
.
This results object contains the results of all aggregations defined by aggregates
against
double
property with key valueProperty
.
JsonUnivariateAggregate
declares how it represents its aggregation in this result
object.
For example if the window contains these three tuples (pseudo JSON) for
partition 3:
{id=3,reading=2.0}, {id=3,reading=2.6}, {id=3,reading=1.8}
the resulting aggregation for the stream returned by:
aggregate(window, "id", "reading", Statistic.MIN, Statistic.MAX)
would contain this tuple with the maximum and minimum values in the reading
JSON object:
{id=3, reading={MIN=1.8, MAX=1.8}}
K
- Partition typewindow
- Window to aggregate over.resultPartitionProperty
- Property to store the partition key in tuples on the returned stream.valueProperty
- JSON property containing the value to aggregate.aggregates
- Which aggregations to be performed.public static <K extends com.google.gson.JsonElement> TStream<com.google.gson.JsonObject> aggregate(TWindow<com.google.gson.JsonObject,K> window, java.lang.String resultPartitionProperty, java.lang.String resultProperty, ToDoubleFunction<com.google.gson.JsonObject> valueGetter, JsonUnivariateAggregate... aggregates)
Numeric
variable contained in an JSON object.
The returned stream contains a tuple for each execution performed against a window partition.
The tuple is a JsonObject
containing:
K
as a property with key resultPartitionProperty
. JsonObject
as a property with key resultProperty
.
This results object contains the results of all aggregations defined by aggregates
against
value returned by valueGetter
.
JsonUnivariateAggregate
declares how it represents its aggregation in this result
object.
K
- Partition typewindow
- Window to aggregate over.resultPartitionProperty
- Property to store the partition key in tuples on the returned stream.resultProperty
- Property to store the aggregations in tuples on the returned stream.valueGetter
- How to obtain the single variable from input tuples.aggregates
- Which aggregations to be performed.public static <K extends com.google.gson.JsonElement> BiFunction<java.util.List<com.google.gson.JsonObject>,K,com.google.gson.JsonObject> aggregateList(java.lang.String resultPartitionProperty, java.lang.String resultProperty, ToDoubleFunction<com.google.gson.JsonObject> valueGetter, JsonUnivariateAggregate... aggregates)
Numeric
variable contained in an JSON object.
Calling apply(List<JsonObject>)
on the returned BiFunction
returns a JsonObject
containing:
K
as a property with key resultPartitionProperty
. JsonObject
as a property with key valueProperty
.
This results object contains the results of all aggregations defined by aggregates
against the value returned by valueGetter
.
JsonUnivariateAggregate
declares how it represents its aggregation in this result
object.
For example if the list contains these three tuples (pseudo JSON) for
partition 3:
{id=3,reading=2.0}, {id=3,reading=2.6}, {id=3,reading=1.8}
the resulting aggregation for the JsonObject returned by:
aggregateList("id", "reading", Statistic.MIN, Statistic.MAX).apply(list, 3)
would be this tuple with the maximum and minimum values in the reading
JSON object:
{id=3, reading={MIN=1.8, MAX=1.8}}
K
- Partition typeresultPartitionProperty
- Property to store the partition key in tuples on the returned stream.resultProperty
- Property to store the aggregations in the returned JsonObject.valueGetter
- How to obtain the single variable from input tuples.aggregates
- Which aggregations to be performed.public static <K extends com.google.gson.JsonElement> TStream<com.google.gson.JsonObject> mvAggregate(TWindow<com.google.gson.JsonObject,K> window, java.lang.String resultPartitionKeyProperty, java.lang.String resultProperty, java.util.List<org.apache.commons.math3.util.Pair<java.lang.String,JsonUnivariateAggregate[]>> aggregateSpecs)
Numeric
variables contained in an JSON object.
This is a multi-variable analog of aggregate()
See mvAggregateList()
for
a description of the aggregation processing and result stream.
Sample use:
// Ingest the data. The JsonObject tuples have properties:
// "id" - the partitionKey
// "tx" - a numeric data variable
// "rx" - a numeric data variable
TStream<JsonObject> ingestData = ...
// Define the tuple variables and their aggregations to compute
List<Pair<String, JsonUnivariateAggregate[]>> aggSpecs = new ArrayList<>();
aggSpecs.add(mkAggregationSpec("tx", Statistics.MIN, Statistics.MAX));
aggSpecs.add(mkAggregationSpec("rx", Statistics.MEAN));
// Create the window over which to aggregate
TWindow<JsonObject, JsonElement> window =
ingestData.last(5, TimeUnit.SECONDS, jo -> jo.get("id"));
// Create a stream with the aggregations. The result tuples have properties:
// "id" - the partitionKey
// "aggResults" - the aggregation results
TStream<JsonObject> aggResults =
mvAggregate(window, "id", "aggResults", aggSpecs);
// Create a stream of JsonObject tuples with just the average "rx"
TStream<JsonObject> avgRx = aggResults.map(
jo -> {
JsonObject result = new JsonObject();
result.add("id", jo.get("id"))
result.add("avgRx", getMvAggregate(jo, "aggResults", "Rx", Statistic.MEAN);
return result;
});
window
- the window to compute aggregations overresultPartitionKeyProperty
- name of the partition key property in the resultresultProperty
- name of the aggregation results property in the resultaggregateSpecs
- see mkAggregationSpec()
mvAggregateList()
,
mkAggregationSpec()
,
getMvAggregate()
public static org.apache.commons.math3.util.Pair<java.lang.String,JsonUnivariateAggregate[]> mkAggregationSpec(java.lang.String variableName, JsonUnivariateAggregate... aggregates)
The aggregation specification specifies a variable name and the aggregates to compute on it.
The specification can be use with mkAggregateList()
variableName
- the name of a Numeric
data variable in a JSON objectaggregates
- the aggregates to compute for the variablepublic static <K extends com.google.gson.JsonElement> BiFunction<java.util.List<com.google.gson.JsonObject>,K,com.google.gson.JsonObject> mvAggregateList(java.lang.String resultPartitionKeyProperty, java.lang.String resultProperty, java.util.List<org.apache.commons.math3.util.Pair<java.lang.String,JsonUnivariateAggregate[]>> aggregateSpecs)
Numeric
variables contained in an JSON object.
This is a multi-variable analog of aggregateList()
The overall multi-variable aggregation result is a JSON object with properties:
resultPartionKeyProperty
whose value is the tuple's partition key
resultProperty
whose value is a JSON object containing
a property for each variable aggregation. The property names
correspond to the variable names from the aggregateSpecs
and the values are the aggregation results for the variable.
The aggregation results for a variable are a JSON object
having a property for each aggregation name and its value.
For example if the list contains these three tuples (pseudo JSON) for
partition 3:
{id=3,tx=2.0,rx=1.0,...}, {id=3,tx=2.6,rx=2.0,...}, {id=3,tx=1.8,rx=3.0,...}
the resulting aggregation JsonObject returned is:
{id=3, aggData={tx={MIN=1.8, MAX=2.6}, rx={MEAN=2.0}}}
for the invocation:
mvAggregateList("id", "aggData", aggSpecs).apply(list, 3))
where aggSpecs
is:
aggSpecs.add(mkAggregationSpec("tx", Statistics.MIN, Statistics.MAX));
aggSpecs.add(mkAggregationSpec("rx", Statistics.MEAN));
getMvAggregate()
can be used to extract individual aggregate values from the result.
K
- Partition Key as a JsonElementresultPartitionKeyProperty
- name of the partition key property in the resultresultProperty
- name of the aggregation results property in the resultaggregateSpecs
- see mkAggregationSpec()
mkAggregationSpec()
,
getMvAggregate()
public static com.google.gson.JsonElement getMvAggregate(com.google.gson.JsonObject jo, java.lang.String resultProperty, java.lang.String variableName, JsonUnivariateAggregate aggregate)
This convenience method can be used to extract information from a JSON object
created by mvAggregationList()
or mvAggregate()
Sample use:
...
TStream<JsonObject> aggData = mvAggregate(window, "id", "aggResults", aggSpecs);
// Create a stream of JsonObject tuples with just the average "tx"
TStream<JsonObject> avgTx = aggResults.map(
jo -> {
JsonObject result = new JsonObject();
result.add(partitionKeyName, jo.get(partitionKeyName))
result.add("avgTx", getMvAggregate(jo, "aggResults", "tx", Statistic.MEAN);
return result;
});
jo
- a JSON object created by mvAggregationList
resultProperty
- the corresponding value passed to mvAggragateList
variableName
- the data variable of interest in the multivariable aggregatesaggregate
- the variable's aggregate of interestjava.lang.RuntimeException
- if the aggregate isn't present in the resulthasAggregate()
,
mvAggregate()
,
mvAggregateList()
public static boolean hasMvAggregate(com.google.gson.JsonObject jo, java.lang.String resultProperty, java.lang.String variableName, JsonUnivariateAggregate aggregate)
jo
- a JSON object created by mvAggregationList
resultProperty
- the corresponding value passed to mvAggragateList
variableName
- the data variable of interest in the multivariable aggregatesaggregate
- the variable's aggregate of interestgetMvAggregate()
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The instructions are simple, and if you follow them carefully, you can earn a considerable amount of money. All the money you earn is yours to keep, and will be paid to you, in cash, immediately after the study ends. You will be paid 13,000 MNT for participating and 15,000 MNT for completing the study. This study has three stages, and one of the three stages will be randomly selected for you to earn additional money on top of the aforementioned 13,000 and 15,000 MNT. Read carefully the instruction on how you can earn money and raise your hand if you have any questions.
Stage 1: Piece-rate payment Your task in Stage 1 is to complete as many typing-exercises as possible. To be more precise, the computer will present an image with the numbers of 1 to 9 in a random order and you will have to type the numbers in the exact order in the box below the image. You will have 3 minutes time to type as many exercises as possible. You enter an answer by clicking the “Confirm” button. When you enter an answer, you immediately find out on the screen whether or not you typed them correctly. If Stage 1 is the stage selected for payment (among Stages 1-3), then you will receive 1,500 MNT for each correct answer that you entered within the 3 minutes. Your payment is not reduced when you enter a wrong answer. Directly before the start of this stage you will be given one minute in order to familiarize yourselves with the screen: During this time, you can practice the typing exercise, which do not count for your earning. Afterwards, Stage 1 will begin.
Stage 2: Tournament payment As in stage 1, you will again have 3 minutes time to type as many exercises as possible. However, your payment in this stage depends on your performance relative to the performance of a group of participants. Group composition: Each group consists of 4 participants, 2 of whom are men and 2 are women. Groups are randomly formed at the beginning of this stage and each participant stays in the same group until the end of this part of the study. If Stage 2 is the stage selected for payment (amongst Stages 1-3), then your payment depends on how many correct answers you had for the typing exercise in this stage in comparison with the other three participants in your group. The group member who has entered the most correct answers is the winner of the tournament. The winner receives 6,000 MNT per correct answer each, while the other three members do not receive any payment. In case of a tie, the ranking among the members with equal performances is determined randomly. You will not be informed about the outcome of the tournament until the end of the study.
Stage 3: Choice between Piece rate payment and Tournament payment As in Stages 1 and 2, you will again have 3 minutes to type as many exercises as possible. However, you must now choose your preferred payment method for your performance in Stage 3. You can either choose a Piece-rate payment (as in Stage 1) or a Tournament payment (as in Stage 2). If you choose the Piece rate payment, then you will receive 1,500MNT per correct answer. If you choose the Tournament payment, then your performance in Stage 3 will be evaluated in comparison to the performance of the other three group members in Stage 2. As a reminder: That is the stage that you have just completed. If you enter more correct answers than all three of your group members did in Stage 2, then you will receive 6,000MNT per correct answer. In other words, no group member of your group can have a Stage 2-performance which is higher than your Stage 3-performance, otherwise you receive no payment for this stage. In case of a tie, the ranking among the members with equal performances is again determined randomly. The group composition (with 2 men and 2 women) is as it was in Stage 2. If you choose the Tournament payment, you will not be informed about the outcome of the tournament until the end of the experiment
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| HGStorageTransaction | |
| HGTransactionContext |
A transaction context maintains a stack of nested transactions.
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| TransactionMonitor |
The transaction monitor controls whether metrics are being collected
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| DefaultTransactionContext |
A default implementation of
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| HGTransaction |
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| HGTransactionConfig |
Encapsulates configuration parameters for a single transaction.
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| HGTransactionManager |
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| TxCacheMap<K,V> | |
| TxCacheSet<Key,E> | |
| TxCacheSet.CacheSetTxBox<Key,E> | |
| TxInfo |
A TxMonitoringRunner runs a HGDB transaction while monitoring
and notifying a a tx monitor about success/failure, retries and
time to completion.
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| TxList<E> |
Transactional linked list - random access is O(n)
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| TxMap<K,V> |
A transactional map - every operation on this map is conducted within a transaction and
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by bdnews24.comMembers of Counter Terrorism and Transnational Crime, or CTTC, unit of police have arrested three members of banned militant outfit Jama'atul Mujahideen Bangladesh, or JMB.
They were taken into custody from Vhatara’s Saidnogar area on Sunday night, said Additional Police Commissioner Monirul Islam.
The detainees have been identified as JMB Ameer Abu Raihan alias Mahmud alias Hadii, Habibur Rahman alias Chan Mia, and Razibul Rahman alias Rajib alias Sagor.
Police have recovered 150 detonators, a commando knife, and 20 packets of explosive gel from them, said DMP spokesman Monirul in a press conference on Monday morning.


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public class Statistics
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P_ArmorClass |
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P_Constitution |
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P_CurrentLevelBar |
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P_CurrentLevelMaxBar |
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P_Damage |
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P_Dexterity |
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P_Food |
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P_FoodUsagePerHour |
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P_Gold |
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P_Health |
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P_Intelligence |
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P_MAX_FOOD |
static float |
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P_MaxHealth |
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P_Strength |
float |
P_Water |
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P_WaterUsagePerHour |
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W_PickedUpItems |
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Statistics() |
public int P_Gold
public int P_Strength
public int P_Dexterity
public int P_Constitution
public int P_Intelligence
public int P_Health
public int P_MaxHealth
public int P_ArmorClass
public int P_Damage
public int P_Level
public int P_CurrentLevelBar
public int P_CurrentLevelMaxBar
public static final float P_MAX_FOOD
public float P_Food
public float P_FoodUsagePerHour
public static final float P_MAX_WATER
public float P_Water
public float P_WaterUsagePerHour
public int W_DiscoveredPlaces
public int W_PickedUpItems


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June 18
And with great power gave the apostles witness of the resurrection of the Lord
Jesus: and great grace was upon them all. Acts 4:33
Most of us don't have any idea what grace really is. Oh, we know some basic facts about it. We know we were saved by it (Eph. 2:8). But we don't even begin to understand the real power it can release in our lives now, today!
If you want to get a picture of what grace can really do, look at what happened to the early Christians in Acts 4. They'd been threatened by the religious leaders of Jerusalem and commanded not to speak or teach any more in Jesus' Name. So, they were praying about the situation.
Roughly, what they said was this, "Now Lord, we've been threatened, but we aren't about to quit preaching and go hide under some religious rug. Just turn the power up, give us boldness, and we'll go on." Do you know what happened as a result of that prayer? Verse 33 tells us, "Great grace was upon them all." Great grace. Grace so powerful that when those believers received it, the whole building shook. Grace so great it enabled the apostles to work "many signs and wonders... among the people" (Acts 5:12).
That one story alone should be enough to convince you that grace is not just some
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Now, do you want to know something really exciting? The Bible says that same grace that was available to the early Church in Jerusalem is available to anybody who's ever sinned and fallen short of the glory of God. Thank God, that means you and I qualify!
If the devil's been threatening you lately, follow the example of those early Christians.  I'm going to keep on talking and living by faith-and I'm going to do it boldly. So just turn up the power!" I guarantee you, if you're sincere about it, He'll do it; and you'll begin to discover what grace is really all about.
Scripture Reading: Acts 4:8-33


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Space Syntax
Geographic Info System
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Working as an urban designer (2013-2014)
This site locates in Shanghai urban area. As the first project I was involved, attempting to apply some new technology to solve urban issues has been my goal.
Since then I was focusing on how to integrate the "big data" concept with the redevelopment of old urban community
Maybe this is the beginning when I started learning to process data to strengthen urban issues solutions
While in my master degree, I have spent most of the free time doing graphic things. However, I gradually realize no matter how beautiful the conceptual diagram is or how convincing I have organized my words to the clients, there seems no more available space in this physical world
But I think I have found some other way to show my work. That is the internet. I hope I could make the web or even app as an artwork for every one to use in this world.
Even though the city planning and physical design is the core of my bachelor curriculim, focusing on multiple issues is always indesipensible. Because:
1. An effective way to provide a rough value for the land by calculating the cost and benefit of developments may be more
2. With geographic information tools, we can get and process demographic and spatial data for better decision making.
Urban Data Visualization (2014-2016)
While working in the urban planning company, I was thinking how I could process such hugn amount of data to generate more helpful development decision for the clients. However, I just found myself know very little about the structure and useful algorithms.
I believe that computers are the most effecitve tool in human history ever to cope with the dramatically increasing data in such society. Such idea of learning more about computer has been deeply buried in my mind ever since then.
Space syntax is a typical tool integrated with the typological model with the by examing the space.The linear space can be abstracted as intersected lines so that can be analyzed with the topology. By linking to the humans' activity, some basic patterns can be found.
This tool plays key impact on my future career. It is from that time I have realized I should learn more about the computer and web to get to know the basic theories behind these tools.
Another effective tool to process the urban information is the geographic informatin system. While using this tool to store and generate some good-looking diagram, I have gradually learned some basic structures of the data and some algorithms of correlation. However, I still believe that learning how to operate tools is not the final goal. Knowing the mechanisms and how the system runs are the most important for my future career.


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I used to travel around the kingdom as a mercenary. The reason I came to Talking Island was because I was escorting a ship. But then I fell in love with the beauty of this island and put an end to my vagabond life.
Sunrise on the beach, the thick forest, and the magnificent waterfalls... You can t find a more beautiful place in Aden.
Ask the way to the waterfalls.
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radius
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The result from raycasting.
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rollInfluence
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Rotation value, in radians.
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sideImpulse
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skidInfo
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sliding
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steering
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suspensionForce
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suspensionLength
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suspensionMaxLength
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suspensionRelativeVelocity
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suspensionRestLength
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suspensionStiffness
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If the customSlidingRotationalSpeed should be used.
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Wheel world transform.


Shamrock Rovers back in Umbro for new home kit
The latest jersey, in their traditional green and white hoops, will be available to buy without the sponsor for a limited period.
by Ben BlakeSHAMROCK ROVERS HAVE announced a four-year deal with Umbro to become the club’s official kit partner once again.
The 2019 FAI Cup champions were last manufactured by the brand six years ago but changed to Warrior in 2013.
Since December 2015, Warrior’s parent company, New Balance, have produced the Hoops’ gear.
Today, the first pictures of Rovers’ new home jersey have been released ahead of its official launch at 12pm on Saturday.
The shirt will also be available without the sponsor for a limited period.


Jamurai Soldier
LinkedIn ● GitHub ● Chicago, ILFull Stack Web and Hybrid Mobile Applications Developer
Full stack web and hybrid mobile applications developer specializing in full stack JavaScript application and architectures. Experienced in all stages of the development life cycle, well versed in numerous programming languages.
- Hands-on experience leading all stages of system development efforts, including requirements in definition design, architecture, testing and support.
- Outstanding leadership abilities; able to coordinate and direct all phases of project-based efforts.
Core Competencies
- Full Stack Development
- Front End Development
- Hybrid Mobile Development
- Server Side Development
Certifications and Technical Proficiencies
- Certifications: Agile Certified Scrum Master
- Platforms: Linux, LAMP, MEAN, NodeJS
- Databases: MySQL, MongoDB
- Tools: VS Code, SSH, Gulp, Git
- Languages: HTML, CSS, SASS, JavaScript, ES6, PHP, BASH, SQL, TypeScript
Professional Experience
Jamurai’s Custom Websites builds custom web applications for clients across a large number of industries.
Web Developer
- Work with ES6, NodeJS, HTML, JavaScript, CSS, MySQL and MongoDB to build customized web applications for a diverse set of customers.
- Designed the application to meet the users’ requirements document.
- Ensured corporate and department objectives were accomplished in accordance with outlined objectives and mission statements.
Key Contributions
- Full stack LAMP development(Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP, Bash, Ajax).
- Recognized for the development of excellent business relationships, providing exemplary customer service.


Classes
The following classes are available globally.
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Key pair of a private key and the public key
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public class KeyPair
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Static class that contains utility functions for converting hex strings to and from bytes.
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public class HexEncoder
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Account http repository
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public class AccountHttp : Http, AccountRepository
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Blockchain http repository
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public class BlockchainHttp : Http, BlockchainRepository
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Mosaic http repository.
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public class MosaicHttp : Http, MosaicRepository
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Namespace http repository
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public class NamespaceHttp : Http, NamespaceRepository
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Network http repository.
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public class NetworkHttp : Http, NetworkRepository
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Transaction http repository.
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public class TransactionHttp : Http, TransactionRepository
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The account structure describes an account private key, public key, address and allows signing transactions.
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public class Account
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The aggregate innerTransactions contain multiple innerTransactions that can be initiated by different accounts.
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public class AggregateTransaction : Transaction
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The cosignature transaction is used to sign an aggregate transactions with missing cosignatures.
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public class CosignatureTransaction
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The deadline of the transaction. The deadline is given as the number of seconds elapsed since the creation of the nemesis block.
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public class Deadline
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Lock funds transaction is used before sending an Aggregate bonded transaction, as a deposit to announce the transaction. When aggregate bonded transaction is confirmed funds are returned to LockFundsTransaction signer.
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public class LockFundsTransaction : Transaction
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An abstract message class that serves as the base class of all message types.
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public class Message
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Modify multisig account transactions are part of the NEM’s multisig account system. A modify multisig account transaction holds an array of multisig cosignatory modifications, min number of signatures to approve a transaction and a min number of signatures to remove a cosignatory.
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public class ModifyMultisigAccountTransaction : Transaction
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Before a mosaic can be created or transferred, a corresponding definition of the mosaic has to be created and published to the network. This is done via a mosaic definition transaction.
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public class MosaicDefinitionTransaction : Transaction
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In case a mosaic has the flag ‘supplyMutable’ set to true, the creator of the mosaic can change the supply, i.e. increase or decrease the supply.
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public class MosaicSupplyChangeTransaction : Transaction
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Accounts can rent a namespace for an amount of blocks and after a this renew the contract. This is done via a RegisterNamespaceTransaction.
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public class RegisterNamespaceTransaction : Transaction
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Secret lock transaction
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public class SecretLockTransaction : Transaction
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Secret lock transaction
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public class SecretProofTransaction : Transaction
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An abstract transaction class that serves as the base class of all NEM transactions.
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public class Transaction
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Transfer transaction.
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public class TransferTransaction : Transaction


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