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The Open Data Protocol (OData) enables the creation of REST-based data services, which allow resources, identified using Uniform Resource Identifiers (URLs) and defined in a data model, to be published and edited by Web clients using simple HTTP messages. This specification defines a set of recommended (but not required) rules for constructing URLs to identify the data and metadata exposed by an OData service as well as a set of reserved URL query string operators, which if accepted by an OData service, MUST be implemented as required by this document.
The [OData:Atom] and [OData:JSON] documents specify the format of the resource representations that are exchanged using OData and the [OData:Operations] document describes the actions that can be performed on the URLs (optionally constructed following the conventions defined in this document) embedded in those representations.
Servers are encouraged to follow the URL construction conventions defined in this specification when possible as consistency promotes an ecosystem of reusable client components and libraries.
A URL used by an OData service has at most three significant parts: the service root URL, resource path and query options. Additional URL constructs (such as a fragment) MAY be present in a URL used by an OData service; however, this specification applies no further meaning to such additional constructs.
The following are two example URLs broken down into their component parts:
https://services.odata.org/OData/OData.svc
_______________________________________/
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service root URL
https://services.odata.org/OData/OData.svc/Category(1)/Products?$top=2&$orderby=name
_______________________________________/ __________________/ __________________/
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service root URL resource path query options
The service root URL identifies the root of an OData service. The resource identified by this URL MUST be an AtomPub Service Document (as specified in [RFC5023]) and follow the OData conventions for AtomPub Service Documents (or an alternate representation of an Atom Service Document if a different format is requested). OData: JSON Format specifies such an alternate JSON-based representation of a service document. The service document is required to be returned from the root of an OData service to provide clients with a simple mechanism to enumerate all of the collections of resources available for the data service.
The resource path construction rules defined in this section are optional. OData services are encouraged to follow the URL path construction rules (in addition to the required query string rules) as such consistency promotes a rich ecosystem of reusable client components and libraries.
The resource path section of a URL identifies the resource to be interacted with (such as Customers, a single Customer, Orders related to Customers in London, and so forth). The resource path enables any aspect of the data model (collections of entities, a single entity, properties, Links, service operations, and so on) exposed by an OData service to be addressed.
The basic rules for addressing a collection (of entities), a single entity within a collection, as well as a property of an entity are covered in the ‘resourcePath’ syntax rule in Appendix A.
Below is a snippet from Appendix A:
resourcePath = [ entityContainerName "." ] entitySetName [collectionNavigation] /
( entityColServiceOpCall / entityColFunctionCall ) [ collectionNavigation ] /
( entityServiceOpCall / entityFunctionCall ) [ singleNavigation ] /
( complexColServiceOpCall / complexColFunctionCall ) [ boundOperation ] /
( complexServiceOpCall / complexFunctionCall ) [ boundOperation / complexpropertyPath ] /
( primitiveColServiceOpCall / primitiveColFunctionCall ) [ boundOperation ] /
( primitiveServiceOpCall / primitiveFunctionCall ) [ boundOperation / value ] /
actionCall
Since OData has a uniform composable URL syntax and associated rules there are many ways to address a collection of entities, including, but not limited to:
For example: https://services.odata.org/OData/OData.svc/Products
For example: https://services.odata.org/OData/OData.svc/GetProductsByCategoryId(categoryId=2)
For example: https://services.odata.org/OData/OData.svc/ProductsByColor?color='red'
Likewise there are many ways to address a single entity.
Sometimes a single entity can be accessed directly, for example by:
Often however a single entity is accessed by composing more path segments to a resourcePath that identifies a collection of entities, for example by:
For example: https://services.odata.org/OData/OData.svc/Categories(1)
For example: https://services.odata.org/OData/OData.svc/Products/MostExpensive
These rules are recursive, so it is possible to address a single entity via another single entity, a collection via a single entity and even a collection via a collection, examples include, but are not limited to:
For example: https://services.odata.org/OData/OData.svc/Products(1)/Supplier
For example: https://services.odata.org/OData/OData.svc/Products(1)/MostRecentOrder
For example: https://services.odata.org/OData/OData.svc/Categories(1)/Products
For example: https://services.odata.org/OData/OData.svc/Categories(1)/TopTenProducts
For example: https://services.odata.org/OData/OData.svc/Categories(1)/Products/AllOrders
Finally it is possible to compose path segments onto a resource path that identifies a primitive, complex instance, collection of primitives or collection of complex instances and bind an action or function that returns a entity or collections of entities.
For OData services conformant with the addressing conventions in this section, the canonical form of an absolute URL identifying a non contained entity is formed by adding a single path segment to the service root URL. The path segment is made up of the name of the entitySet associated with the entity followed by the key predicate identifying the entity within the collection.
For example the URLs https://services.odata.org/OData/OData.svc/Categories(1)/Products(1) and https://services.odata.org/OData/OData.svc/Products(1) represent the same entity, but the canonical URL for the entity is https://services.odata.org/OData/OData.svc/Products(1).
For contained entities the canonical URL begins with canonical URL of the parent, with further path segments that:
Much like the use of links on Web pages, the data model used by OData services supports relationships as a first class construct. For example, an OData service could expose a collection of Products entities each of which are related to a Category entity.
Links between entities are addressable in OData just like entities themselves are (as described above). The basic rules for addressing relationships are shown in the following figure. By the following rule:
entityURL = ; any URL that identifies a single entity
; examples include: an entitySet followed by a key or a function/serviceOperation that returns a single entity.
links = entityURL "/$links/" navigationpropertyName
For example: https://services.odata.org/OData/OData.svc/Category(1)/$links/Products addresses the links between Category(1) and Products.
The semantic rules for addressing and invoking actions are defined in the OData:Core document. The grammar for addressing and invoking actions are defined by the following syntax grammar rules in Appendix A:
The semantic rules for addressing and invoking functions are defined in the OData:Core document. The grammar for addressing and invoking functions is defined by a number syntax grammar rules in Appendix A, in particular:
The semantic rules for addressing and invoking a service operation are defined in the OData:Core document. The grammar for addressing and invoking a service operation is define by 3 syntax rules in Appendix A:
This example, illustrates a call to a service operation with subsequent resource path segments, that uses all three syntax rules: [https://services.odata.org/OData/OData.svc/GetProductsByRating?rating=3&$filter=Price gt 20.0M](https://services.odata.org/OData/OData.svc/GetProductsByRating?rating=3&$filter=Price gt 20.0M)
This invokes the GetProductsByRating service operation, with the rating parameter value set to 3, and then subsequently filters Products returned by the service operation call to include only those with a price greater than $20.
To address an entity property clients compose the property name, to the url of the entity, in a new url segment. If the property has a complex type value, properties of that value can be addressed by further property name composition.
To address the raw value of a property, client compose /$value
to the property url.
The Query Options section of an OData URL specifies three types of information: System Query Options, Custom Query Options, and Operation (function and service operation) Parameters. All OData services MUST follow the query string parsing and construction rules defined in this section and its subsections.
System Query Options are query string parameters a client may specify to control the amount and order of the data that an OData service returns for the resource identified by the URL. The names of all System Query Options are prefixed with a “$” character.
An OData service may support some or all of the System Query Options defined. If a data service does not support a System Query Option, it must reject any requests which contain the unsupported option.
The semantics of all System Query Options are defined in the OData:Core document.
The grammar and syntax rules the System Query Options are defined in
The $filter system query option allows clients to filter the set of resources that are addressed by a request URL. $filter specifies conditions that MUST be met by a resource for it to be returned in the set of matching resources.
The semantics of $filter are covered in the OData:Core document.
The OData:ABNF filter syntax rule defines the formal grammar of the $filter query option.
OData defines a set of logical operators that evaluate to true or false (i.e. a boolCommonExpr as defined in Appendix A). Logical Operators are typically used in the Filter System Query Option to filter the set of resources. However Servers MAY allow for the use of Logical Operators with the OrderBy System Query Option.
The syntax rules for the Logical Operators are defined in Appendix A.
The Equals operator (or ‘eq’) evaluates to true if the left operand is equal to the right operand, otherwise if evaluates to false.
The Not Equals operator (or ‘ne’) evaluates to true if the left operand is not equal to the right operand, otherwise if evaluates to false.
The Greater Than operator (or ‘gt’) evaluates to true if the left operand is greater than the right operand, otherwise if evaluates to false.
The Greater Than or Equal operator (or ‘ge’) evaluates to true if the left operand is greater than or equal to the right operand, otherwise if evaluates to false.
The Less Than operator (or ‘lt’) evaluates to true if the left operand is less than the right operand, otherwise if evaluates to false.
The Less Than operator (or ‘le’) evaluates to true if the left operand is less than or equal to the right operand, otherwise if evaluates to false.
The Logical And operator (or ‘and’) evaluates to true if both the left and right operands both evaluate to true, otherwise if evaluates to false.
The Logical Or operator (or ‘or’) evaluates to false if both the left and right operands both evaluate to false, otherwise if evaluates to true.
The Logical Negation Operator (or ‘not’) evaluates to true if the operand evaluates to false, otherwise it evalutes to false.
The following examples illustrate the use and semantics of each of the logical operators:
https://services.odata.org/OData/OData.svc/Products?$filter=Name eq 'Milk' (Requests all products with a Name equal to 'Milk').
https://services.odata.org/OData/OData.svc/Products?$filter=Name ne 'Milk' (Requests all products with a Name not equal to 'Milk').
https://services.odata.org/OData/OData.svc/Products?$filter=Name gt 'Milk' (Requests all products with a Name greater than 'Milk').
https://services.odata.org/OData/OData.svc/Products?$filter=Name ge 'Milk' (Requests all products with a Name greater than or equal to 'Milk').
https://services.odata.org/OData/OData.svc/Products?$filter=Name lt 'Milk' (Requests all products with a Name less than 'Milk').
https://services.odata.org/OData/OData.svc/Products?$filter=Name le 'Milk' (Requests all products with a Name less than or equal to 'Milk').
https://services.odata.org/OData/OData.svc/Products?$filter=Name eq 'Milk' and Price lt '2.55M' (Requests all products with the Name 'Milk' that also have a Price less than 2.55).
https://services.odata.org/OData/OData.svc/Products?$filter=Name eq 'Milk' or Price lt '2.55M' (Requests all products that either have the Name 'Milk' or have a Price less than 2.55).
https://services.odata.org/OData/OData.svc/Products?$filter=not endswith(Name, 'ilk') (Requests all products that do not have a Name that ends with 'ilk').
OData defines a set of arithmetic operators that require operands that evaluate to numeric types. Arithmetic Operators are typically used in the Filter System Query Option to filter the set of resources. However Servers MAY allow for the use of Arithmetic Operators with the OrderBy System Query Option.
The syntax rules for the Arithmetic Operators are defined in Appendix A.
The Addition Operator (or ‘add’) adds the left and right numeric operands together.
The Subtraction Operator (or ‘sub’) subtracts the right numeric operand from the left numeric operand.
The Multiplication Operator (or ‘mul’) multiples the left and right numeric operands together.
The Division Operator (or ‘div’) divides the left numeric operand by the right numeric operand.
The Modulo Operator (or ‘mod’) evaluates to the remainder when the left integral operand is divided by the right integral operand.
The following examples illustrate the use and semantics of each of the Arithmetic operators:
https://services.odata.org/OData/OData.svc/Products?$filter=Price add 2.45M eq '5.00M' (Requests all products with a Price of 2.55M).
https://services.odata.org/OData/OData.svc/Products?$filter=Price sub 0.55M eq '2.00M' (Requests all products with a Price of 2.55M).
https://services.odata.org/OData/OData.svc/Products?$filter=Price mul 2.0M eq '5.10M' (Requests all products with a Price of 2.55M).
https://services.odata.org/OData/OData.svc/Products?$filter=Price div 2.55M eq '1M' (Requests all products with a Price of 2.55M).
https://services.odata.org/OData/OData.svc/Products?$filter=Rating mod 5 eq 0 (Requests all products with a Rating exactly divisable by 5).
he Parenthesis Operator (or ‘( )’) controls the evaluation order of an expression, so that Parenthesis Operator evaluates to the expression grouped inside the parenthesis. For example:
https://services.odata.org/OData/OData.svc/Products?$filter=( 4 add 5 ) mod ( 4 sub 1 ) eq 0
Requests all products, because 9 mod 3 is 0.
In addition to operators, a set of functions are also defined for use with the filter query option. The following table lists the available functions. Note: ISNULL or COALESCE operators are not defined. Instead, there is a null literal which can be used in comparisons.
The syntax rules for all canonical functions are defined in Appendix A.
The substringof canonical function has this signature:
Edm.Boolean substringof(Edm.String, Edm.String)
If implemented the substringof canonical function MUST return true if, and only if, the first parameter is a substring of the second parameter string value. The substringOfMethodCallExpr syntax rule defines how the substringof function is invoked.
For example:
https://services.odata.org/Northwind/Northwind.svc/Customers?$filter=substringof('Alfreds', CompanyName) eq true
Returns all Customers with a CompanyName that contains ‘Alfreds’.
The endswith canonical function has this signature:
Edm.Boolean endswith(Edm.String, Edm.String)
If implemented the endswith canonical function MUST returns true if, and only if, the first parameter string value ends with the second parameter string value. The endsWithMethodCallExpr syntax rule defines how the endswith function is invoked.
For example:
https://services.odata.org/Northwind/Northwind.svc/Customers?$filter=endswith(CompanyName, 'Futterkiste')
Returns all Customers with a CompanyName that end with ‘Futterkiste’.
The startswith canonical function has this signature:
Edm.Boolean startswith(Edm.String, Edm.String)
If implemented the startswith canonical function MUST return true if, and only if, the first parameter string value starts with the second parameter string value. The startsWithMethodCallExpr syntax rule defines how the startswith function is invoked.
For example:
https://services.odata.org/Northwind/Northwind.svc/Customers?$filter=startswith(CompanyName, 'Alfr')
Returns all Customers with a CompanyName that starts with ‘Alfr’
The length canonical function has this signature:
Edm.Int32 length(Edm.String)
If implemented the length canonical function MUST return the number of characters in the parameter value. The lengthMethodCallExpr syntax rule defines how the length function is invoked.
For example:
https://services.odata.org/Northwind/Northwind.svc/Customers?$filter=length(CompanyName) eq 19
Returns all Customers with a CompanyName that is 19 characters long.
The length canonical function has this signature:
Edm.Int32 indexof(Edm.String, Edm.String)
If implemented the indexof canonical function MUST return the zero based character position of the first occurrence of the second parameter value in the first parameter value. The indexOfMethodCallExpr syntax rule defines how the indexOf function is invoked.
For example:
https://services.odata.org/Northwind/Northwind.svc/Customers?$filter=indexof(CompanyName, 'lfreds') eq 1
Returns all Customers with a CompanyName containing ‘lfreds’ starting at the second character.
The replace canonical function has this signature:
Edm.String replace(Edm.String, Edm.String, Edm.String)
If implemented the replace canonical function MUST return the first parameter value, with all occurances of the second parameter value replaced by the third parameter value. The replaceMethodCallExpr syntax rule defines how the replace function is invoked.
For example:
https://services.odata.org/Northwind/Northwind.svc/Customers?$filter=replace(CompanyName, ' ', '') eq 'AlfredsFutterkiste'
Returns all Customers with a CompanyName that equals ‘AlfredsFutterkiste’ once ’ ’ has been replaced by ’’.
The substring canonical function has consists of two overloads, with the following signatures:
Edm.String substring(Edm.String, Edm.Int32)
Edm.String replace(Edm.String, Edm.Int32, Edm.Int32)
If implemented the two argument substring canonical function MUST return a substring of the first parameter string value, starting at the Nth character and finishing at the last character (where N is the second parameter integer value). If implemented the three argument substring canonical function MUST return a substring of the first parameter string value identified by selecting M characters starting at the Nth character (where N is the second parameter integer value and M is the third parameter integer value).
The substringMethodCallExpr syntax rule defines how the substring canonical functions are invoked.
For example:
https://services.odata.org/Northwind/Northwind.svc/Customers?$filter=substring(CompanyName, 1) eq 'lfreds Futterkiste'
Returns all customers with a CompanyName of ‘lfreds Futterkiste’ once the first character has been removed.
https://services.odata.org/Northwind/Northwind.svc/Customers?$filter=substring(CompanyName, 1, 2) eq 'lf'
Returns all customers with a CompanyName that has ‘lf’ as the second and third characters respectively.
The tolower canonical function has this signature:
Edm.String tolower(Edm.String)
If implemented the tolower canonical function MUST return the input parameter string value with all uppercase characters converted to lowercase according to unicode rules. The toLowerMethodCallExpr syntax rule defines how the tolower function is invoked.
For example:
https://services.odata.org/Northwind/Northwind.svc/Customers?$filter=tolower(CompanyName) eq 'alfreds futterkiste'
Returns all Customers with a CompanyName that equals ‘alfreds futterkiste’ once any uppercase characters have been converted to lowercase.
The toupper canonical function has this signature:
Edm.String toupper(Edm.String)
If implemented the toupper canonical function MUST return the input parameter string value with all lowercase characters converted to uppercase according to unicode rules. The toUpperMethodCallExpr syntax rule defines how the tolower function is invoked.
For example:
https://services.odata.org/Northwind/Northwind.svc/Customers?$filter=toupper(CompanyName) eq 'ALFREDS FUTTERKISTE'
Returns all Customers with a CompanyName that equals ‘ALFREDS FUTTERKISTE’ once any lowercase characters have been converted to uppercase.
The trim canonical function has this signature:
Edm.String trim(Edm.String)
If implemented the trim canonical function MUST return the input parameter string value with all leading and trailing whitespace characters, according to unicode rules, removed. The trimMethodCallExpr syntax rule defines how the trim function is invoked.
For example:
https://services.odata.org/Northwind/Northwind.svc/Customers?$filter=length(trim(CompanyName)) eq length(CompanyName)
Returns all customers with a CompanyName without leading or trailing whitespace characters.
The concat canonical function has this signature:
Edm.String concat(Edm.String, Edm.String)
If implemented the concat canonical function MUST return a string that concatinates both input parameter string values together. The concatMethodCallExpr syntax rule defines how the concat function is invoked.
For example:
https://services.odata.org/Northwind/Northwind.svc/Customers?$filter=concat(concat(City, ', '), Country) eq 'Berlin, Germany'
Returns all customers with from the City of Berlin and the Country called Germany.
The year canonical function has the following signatures:
Edm.Int32 year(Edm.DateTime)
Edm.Int32 year(Edm.DateTimeOffset)
If implemented the year canonical function MUST return the year component of the DateTime or DateTimeOffset parameter value. The yearMethodCallExpr syntax rule defines how the year function is invoked.
For example:
https://services.odata.org/Northwind/Northwind.svc/Employees?$filter=year(BirthDate) eq 1971
Returns all Employees who were born in 1971.
The years canonical function has the following signature:
Edm.Int32 years(Edm.Time)
If implemented the years the years canonical function MUST return the year component of the Time parameter value.
The month canonical function has the following signatures:
Edm.Int32 month(Edm.DateTime)
Edm.Int32 month(Edm.DateTimeOffset)
If implemented the month canonical function MUST return the month component of the DateTime or DateTimeOffset parameter value. The monthMethodCallExpr syntax rule defines how the month function is invoked.
For example:
https://services.odata.org/Northwind/Northwind.svc/Employees?$filter=month(BirthDate) eq 5
Returns all Employees who were born in May.
The day canonical function has the following signatures:
Edm.Int32 day(Edm.DateTime)
Edm.Int32 day(Edm.DateTimeOffset)
If implemented the day canonical function MUST return the day component DateTime or DateTimeOffset parameter value. The dayMethodCallExpr syntax rule defines how the day function is invoked.
For example:
https://services.odata.org/Northwind/Northwind.svc/Employees?$filter=day(BirthDate) eq 8
Returns all Employees who were born on the 8th day of a month.
The days canonical function has the following signature:
Edm.Int32 days(Edm.Time)
If implemented the days canonical function MUST return the days component of the Time parameter value.
The day canonical function has the following signatures:
Edm.Int32 hour(Edm.DateTime)
Edm.Int32 hour(Edm.DateTimeOffset)
If implemented the hour canonical function MUST return the hour component of the DateTime or DateTimeOffset parameter value. The hourMethodCallExpr syntax rule defines how the hour function is invoked.
For example:
https://services.odata.org/Northwind/Northwind.svc/Employees?$filter=hour(BirthDate) eq 4
Returns all Employees who were born in the 4th hour of a day.
The hours canonical function has the following signature:
Edm.Int32 hours(Edm.Time)
If implemented the hours canonical function MUST return the hours component of the Time parameter value.
The minute canonical function has the following signatures:
Edm.Int32 minute(Edm.DateTime)
Edm.Int32 minute(Edm.DateTimeOffset)
If implemented the minute canonical function MUST return the minute component of the DateTime or DateTimeOffset parameter value. The minuteMethodCallExpr syntax rule defines how the minute function is invoked.
For example:
https://services.odata.org/Northwind/Northwind.svc/Employees?$filter=minute(BirthDate) eq 40
Returns all Employees who were born in the 40th minute of any hour on any day.
The minutes canonical function has the following signature:
Edm.Int32 minutes(Edm.Time)
If implemented the minutes canonical function MUST return the minutes component of the Time parameter value.
The second canonical function has the following signatures:
Edm.Int32 second(Edm.DateTime)
Edm.Int32 second(Edm.DateTimeOffset)
If implemented the second canonical function MUST return the second component of the DateTime or DateTimeOffset parameter value. The secondMethodCallExpr syntax rule defines how the second function is invoked.
For example:
https://services.odata.org/Northwind/Northwind.svc/Employees?$filter=second(BirthDate) eq 40
Returns all Employees who were born in the 40th second of any minute of any hour on any day.
The seconds canonical function has the following signature:
Edm.Int32 seconds(Edm.Time)
If implemented the seconds canonical function MUST return the seconds component of the Time parameter value.
The round canonical function has the following signatures
Edm.Double round(Edm.Double)
Edm.Decimal round(Edm.Decimal)
If implemented the round canonical function MUST return round the input numeric parameter value to the nearest numeric value with no decimal component. The roundMethodCallExpr syntax rule defines how the round function is invoked.
For example:
https://services.odata.org/Northwind/Northwind.svc/Orders?$filter=round(Freight) eq 32
Returns all Orders that have a Freight cost that rounds to 32.
The floor canonical function has the following signatures
Edm.Double floor(Edm.Double)
Edm.Decimal floor(Edm.Decimal)
If implemented the floor canonical function MUST return round the input numeric parameter down value to the nearest numeric value with no decimal component. The floorMethodCallExpr syntax rule defines how the floor function is invoked.
For example:
https://services.odata.org/Northwind/Northwind.svc/Orders?$filter=floor(Freight) eq 32
Returns all Orders that have a Freight cost that rounds down to 32.
The ceiling canonical function has the following signatures
Edm.Double ceiling(Edm.Double)
Edm.Decimal ceiling(Edm.Decimal)
If implemented the ceiling canonical function MUST return round the input numeric parameter up value to the nearest numeric value with no decimal component. The ceilingMethodCallExpr syntax rule defines how the ceiling function is invoked.
For example:
https://services.odata.org/Northwind/Northwind.svc/Orders?$filter=ceiling(Freight) eq 32
Returns all Orders that have a Freight cost that rounds up to 32.
The isof canonical function has the following signatures
Edm.Boolean isof(type)
Edm.Boolean isof(expression, type)
If implemented the single parameter isof canonical function MUST return true if, and only if, the current instance is assignable to the type specified. If implemented the two parameter isof canonical function MUST return true if, and only if, the object referred to by the expression is assignable to the type specified.
The isofMethodCallExpr syntax rule defines how the isof function is invoked.
For example:
https://services.odata.org/Northwind/Northwind.svc/Orders?$filter=isof(NorthwindModel.BigOrder)
Returns only orders that are also BigOrders.
https://services.odata.org/Northwind/Northwind.svc/Orders?$filter=isof(Customer, NorthwindModel.MVPCustomer)
Returns only orders that have a customer that is a MVPCustomer.
The cast canonical function has the following signatures:
Edm.Any cast(type)
Edm.Any cast(expression,type)
If implemented the single parameter cast canonical function MUST return the current instance cast to the type specified. If implemented the two parameter cast canonical function MUST return the object referred to by the expression cast to the type specified. In either case if the cast fails the canonical function MUST return NULL.
OData Servers MUST use the following operator precedence for supported operators when evaluating $filter and $orderby expressions:
GROUP OPERATOR DESCRIPTION
Logical Operators eq Equal
ne Not Equal
gt Greater Than
ge Greater Than or Equal
lt Less Than
le Less Than or Equal
and Logical And
or Logical Or
not Logical Negation
Arithmetic Operators add Addition
sub Subtraction
mul Multiplication
div Division
mod Modulo
Grouping Operators ( ) Precedence grouping
The $expand system query option allows clients to request related resources when a resource that satifies a particular request is retrieved.
What follows is a snippet from [OData:ABNF][OData ABNF], that applies to the Expand System Query Option:
expand = "$expand=" expandClause
expandClause = expandItem *("," expandItem)
expandItem = [ qualifiedEntityTypeName "/" ] navigationPropertyName
*([ "/" qualifiedEntityTypeName ] "/" navigationPropertyName)
Each expandItem MUST be evaluated relative to the entity type of the request, which is the entity type of the resource(s) identified by the resource path part of the URL.
A type cast using the qualifiedEntityTypeName to a type containing the property is required in order to expand a navigation property defined on a derived type.
The leftmost navigationPropertyName segment MUST identify a navigation property defined on the entity type of the request or an entity type derived from the entity type of the request. Subsequent navigationPropertyName segments MUST identify navigation properties defined on the entity type returned by the previous navigation property or the entity type introduced in the previous cast.
Redundant expandClause rules on the same data service URI MAY be considered valid, but MUST NOT alter the meaning of the URI.
The $select system query option allows clients to requests a limited set of information for each entity or complex type identified by the ResourcePath and other System Query Options like $filter, $top, $skip etc. The $select query option is often used in conjunction with the $expand query option, to first increase the scope of the resource graph returned ($expand) and then selectively prune that resource graph ($select).
What follows is a snippet [OData ABNF][OData%20ABNF.html] that applies to the Select System Query Option:
select = "$select=" selectClause
selectClause = selectItem *( COMMA selectItem )
selectItem = star /
[ qualifiedEntityTypeName "/" ]
(
propertyName /
qualifiedActionName /
qualifiedFunctionName /
allOperationsInContainer /
( navigationProperty [ "/" selectItem ] )
)
The selectClause MUST be interpreted relative to the entity type or complex type of the resources identified by the resource path section of the URI, for example:
https://services.odata.org/OData/OData.svc/Products?$select=Rating,ReleaseDate
In this URI the “Rating,ReleaseDate” selectClause MUST be interpreted relative to the Product entity type which is the entity type of the resources identified by this https://services.odata.org/OData/OData.svc/Products URI.
Each selectItem in the selectClause indicates that the response MUST include the properties, open properties, related properties, actions and functions identified by that selectClause.
The simplest selectClause explicitly requests properties defined on the entity type of the resources identified by the resource path section of the URI, for example this URI requests just the Rating and ReleaseDate for the matching Products:
https://services.odata.org/OData/OData.svc/Products?$select=Rating,ReleaseDate
It is also possible to request all properties, using a star request:
https://services.odata.org/OData/OData.svc/Products?$select=*
If a selectClause consists of a single selectItem that is a star (i.e. *), then all properties and navigation properties on the matching resources MUST be returned.
If a navigation property appears as the last segment of a selectItem and does not appear in an $expand query option, the entity or collection of entities identified by the navigation property MUST be represented as deferred content.
Each selectItem is a path, while often simply a propertyName or star, the path MAY include a cast to a derived type using a qualifiedEntityTypeName segment or a navigation to a related entity via navigation property segment followed by a nested selectItem. For example the following URI requests, the Spokesperson property of any Products that are of the derived type idenfitied by the qualifiedEntityType ‘Namespace.BestSellingProduct’, and the AccountRepresentative property of any related Supplier that is of a the derived type ‘Namespace.PreferredSupplier’:
http://service.odata.org/OData/OData.svc/Products?$select=Namespace.BestSellingProduct/Spokesperson,Supplier/Namespace.PreferredSupplier/AccountRepresentative
If a navigation property appears as the last segment of a selectItem and the same navigation property is specified as a segment of a path in an $expand query option, then all the properties of the expanded entity identified by the selectItem MUST be in the response. In addition, all the properties of the entities identified by segments in the $expand path after the segment that matched the selectedItem MUST also be included in the response.
In order to select any nested properties of navigation properties the client MUST also include an expandClause for that navigation property. For example the following URI expands the Category navigation property so the Name of the Category can be selected.
https://services.odata.org/OData/OData.svc/Products?$select=Category/Name&$expand=Category
If a property, open property, navigation property or operation is not requested as a selectItem (explicitly or via a star), it SHOULD NOT be included in the response.
A star SHOULD NOT reintroduce actions or functions. Thus if any selectClause is specified, actions and functions SHOULD be omitted unless explicitly requested using a qualifiedActionName, a qualifiedFunctionName or the allOperationsInContainer clause.
Actions and Functions information can be explicitly requested with a selectItem containing either a qualifiedActionName or a qualifiedFunctionName or can be implicitly requested using a selectItem contain the allOperationsInContainer clause.
For example this URI requests the ID property, the ‘ActionName’ action defined in ‘Container’ and all actions and functions defined in the ‘Container2’ for each product, if those actions and functions can be bound to that product:
http://service.odata.org/OData/OData.svc/Products?$select=Container.ActionName,Container2.*
If an action is requested as a selectedItem, either explicitly by using a qualifiedActionName clause or implicitly by using an allOperationsInContainer clause, then for each entity identified by the last path segment in the request URI for which the action can be bound the service MUST include information about how to invoke that action.
If a function is requested as a selectedItem, either explicitly by using an qualifiedFunctionName clause or implicitly by using an allOperationsInContainer clause, the service MUST include in the response information about how to invoke that function for each of the entities that are identified by the last path segment in the request URI, if and only if the function can be bound to those entities.
If an action or function is requested in a selectItem using a qualifiedActionName or a qualifiedFunctionName clause and that action or function cannot be bound to the entities requested, the service MUST ignore the selectItem clause.
When multiple selectItems exist in a selectClause, then the total set of property, open property, navigation property, actions and functions to be returned is equal to the union of the set of those identified by each selectItem.
Redundant selectClause rules on the same URI MAY be considered valid, but MUST NOT alter the meaning of the URI.
The $orderby system query option allows clients to request resource in a particular order.
The semantics of $orderby are covered in the OData:Core document.
The OData:ABNF orderby syntax rule defines the formal grammar of the $orderby query option.
The $top system query option allows clients a required number of resources, used in conjunction $skip query option which allows a client to ask the service to begin sending resource after skipping a required number of resource, a client can request a particular page of matching resources.
The semantics of $top and $skip are covered in the OData:Core document.
The OData:ABNF top and skip syntax rules define the formal grammar of the $top and $skip query options respectively.
The $inlinecount system query option allows clients to request a count of the number of matching resources inline with the resources in the response. Typically this is most useful when a service implements server-side paging, as it allows clients to retrieve the number of matching resources even if the service decides to only response with a single page of matching resources.
The semantics of $inlinecount is covered in the OData:Core document.
The OData:ABNF inlinecount syntax rule define the formal grammar of the $inlinecount query option.
The $format system query option if supported allows clients to request a response in a particular format. Generally requesting a particular format is done using standard content type negotiation, however occasionally the client has no access to request headers which makes standard content type negotiation not an option, it is in these situations that $format is generally used. Where present $format takes precedence over standard content type negotiation.
The semantics of $format is covered in the OData:Core document.
The OData:ABNF format syntax rule define the formal grammar of the $format query option.
Custom query options provide an extensible mechanism for data service-specific information to be placed in a data service URL query string. A custom query option is any query option of the form shown by the rule “customQueryOption” in Appendix A: ABNF for OData URL Conventions.
Custom query options MUST NOT begin with a “$” character because the character is reserved for system query options. A custom query option MAY begin with the “@” character, however this doing can result in custom query options that collide with function Parameters values specified using Parameter Aliases.
For example this URL addresses provide a ‘secURLtytoken’ via a custom query option: http://service.odata.org/OData/OData.svc/Products?$orderby=Name&secURLtytoken=0412312321
When determining if two URLs are equivalent, each URL SHOULD be normalized using the rules specified in RFC3987 and RFC3986 and then compared for equality using the equivalence rules specified in HTTP/1.1, Section 3.2.3.


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| class | brown_noise_generator |
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| class | constant_generator |
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| class | pink_noise_generator |
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| class | random_generator |
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| enum | DistributionType { DistributionType::Uniform, DistributionType::Bernoulli, DistributionType::Binomial, DistributionType::Geometric, DistributionType::Poisson, DistributionType::Exponential, DistributionType::Gamma, DistributionType::Weibull, DistributionType::ExtremeValue, DistributionType::Normal, DistributionType::LogNormal, DistributionType::ChiSquared, DistributionType::Cauchy, DistributionType::Fisher, DistributionType::Student, DistributionType::Discrete, DistributionType::PieceWiseConstant, DistributionType::PieceWiseLinear } |
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Teal'c: What?
Ronon Dex: "Indeed"
Teal'c: Do I?
Ronon Dex: Yeah.
Teal'c: I had not noticed.


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FYI: Gigi wore Diesel Red Tag x A-Cold-Wall shirt and vest.


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General discussion about Komodo. For useful links and more info click the pinned messages to the right. DON'T DM @jl777
100 messages
Before 05-Dec-19 12:00 AM
dotunwilfred23-Oct-18 09:22 PM
any admin around
Hermes23-Oct-18 09:23 PM
How can we help you?
dotunwilfred23-Oct-18 09:26 PM
i want to inquire about the komodo ambassador program
?
Hermes23-Oct-18 09:48 PM
I would suggest sending an email to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and it will be forwarded to the department in charge of this. Also you could ask in #komodo-team but I think we have forum already with the latest bounties and job positions https://forum.komodoplatform.com/c/jobs-bounties
@dotunwilfred Still if you want send the email and we will forward it to marketing to have it recorded .
dotunwilfred23-Oct-18 09:59 PM
ok, thanks
DingDongSoLong23-Oct-18 10:58 PM
Man I feel like I keep having problems with native mode. For some reason I can’t activate KMD on native mode, it keeps saying “error starting KMD daemon. Port is already taken” what does that mean?
Torankoku23-Oct-18 11:01 PM
KMD got mentioned on crypto slate. Nice going guys
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wolfgang23-Oct-18 11:02 PM
kmd to $10
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Hermes23-Oct-18 11:51 PM
@DingDongSoLong Also make sure that Komodod is not running in the background...check the task manager and kill the process if you see it while Agama is shut down
DingDongSoLong24-Oct-18 12:21 AM
@Hermes where’s task manager located at?
polycryptoblog24-Oct-18 12:36 AM
Ctrl alt delete
Frank White24-Oct-18 12:39 AM
so how does this type of crypto platform work. I am a noob from steem
Decentralized exchange , Komodo is the first one in doing an atomic swap
Recently now we have the Crypto Conditions or CC smart contracts....just being developed you can see this being done by our core team at #cc-general
There are lots of things happening ...Komodo has it's own platform and many assetchains have been created for different purposes...people are coming to mine some ARRRR and also KMDICE
is a good moment to have noticed Komodo honestly if it's your first time
***Notice: #IDEX will begin blocking new orders from users with New York State IP addresses on Thursday, October 25th (6pm UTC). Cancels and withdrawals will remain active.
blackjok3r24-Oct-18 02:27 AM
How can a DEX block IP's Its clearly not a DEX
polycryptoblog24-Oct-18 02:30 AM
Couldn't a seed node have a whitelist?
Just asking ... for a friend
blackjok3r24-Oct-18 02:33 AM
hmmm for netid0 probably... but you can just create a new netid (using abrterdex that is) I assume once we move to a better p2p netowrk with MM2.0 then its porbably not posible at all.
similar to torrents... if 1 seed blocks you there are more seeds.
polycryptoblog24-Oct-18 02:38 AM
Yes it wouldn't stop the customer from getting it from a seed node that would accept them but it would allow a provider to be selective in who they deal with.
blackjok3r24-Oct-18 02:51 AM
you can always change your IP ... current marketmaker wouldnt let you do that, but with a better network stack it wouldbe be an issue...
ch6ris24-Oct-18 06:24 AM
Can anyone give any insight on 0x?
It looks really annoying like another distraction.
polycryptoblog24-Oct-18 06:47 AM
Ethereum token exchange
ch6ris24-Oct-18 06:53 AM
And coinbase listed it why?
polycryptoblog24-Oct-18 07:00 AM
Probably had bags
Or viewed it as a way to allow access to coinbase via shitcoin trading
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Tek24-Oct-18 12:16 PM
so KMD is russian?
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did't know that
also why does it take 120 confirmations
its stuck at 20
jl777c24-Oct-18 12:20 PM
how does KMD have a nationality?
passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴24-Oct-18 12:22 PM
KMD got many features but nationality not yet implemented
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sφldat24-Oct-18 12:23 PM
worldwide nationality
PTYX24-Oct-18 12:29 PM
Maybe he is from the future and Putin accepted KMD as the new Ruble(edited)
grewalsatinder24-Oct-18 12:32 PM
interesting! I'd also like to know if someone can tell me where exactly Bitcoin is from (edited)
Tek24-Oct-18 12:40 PM
@jl777c the blockexplorer I got redirected to is on a .ru address
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴24-Oct-18 12:42 PM
@Tek you might want to provide some context
why does it take 120 confirmations
?
Tek24-Oct-18 12:42 PM
I sent KMD to binance and it takes 120 confirmations
really slow too
been waiting quite a while now
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴24-Oct-18 12:44 PM
120 is a random number pulled from someone's ass to ensure that no ds occurs on most chains (binance makes no exception for KMD even though 120 is overkill)
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Tek24-Oct-18 12:44 PM
its at 44/120 now after an hour of waiting
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴24-Oct-18 12:44 PM
120 confirms takes 2 hrs on average
Tek24-Oct-18 12:44 PM
tfw
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴24-Oct-18 12:45 PM
fwiw, bittrex takes only 30 confs
Tek24-Oct-18 12:45 PM
yeah. I'm on bittrex too but I'm moving to binance
I hate bittrex
jl777c24-Oct-18 12:45 PM
the domain of one of the explorers means that explorer is in the .ru domain
says nothing about any nationality of KMD
there are some explorers on the .info domain, that doesnt mean KMD nationality is info
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Tek24-Oct-18 12:46 PM
k
well then maybe binance should link to a general domain block explorer instead of a .ru one to confuse people right
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴24-Oct-18 12:48 PM
.ru is a "general" domain
Tek24-Oct-18 12:48 PM
whatever
.ru doesn't make it any popular with the normies
this is just marketing alrite
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴24-Oct-18 12:49 PM
If anyone cared what "normies" think, none of us would be in crypto
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jl777c24-Oct-18 12:50 PM
the .ru explorer has been the most reliable explorer, historically
Tek24-Oct-18 12:51 PM
im fine with it I just was confused for a second and thought KMD was a russian project
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴24-Oct-18 12:51 PM
walk back from the far right edge, closer to the center; no one's saying you need to be on the left, just not that far to the right
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Tek24-Oct-18 12:52 PM
There's no such thing as far right where I live
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴24-Oct-18 12:52 PM
goes to get
There's no such thing as far right where I live
The fact that everyone you know is on the far right doesn't make it not the far right
Tek24-Oct-18 12:53 PM
lmao
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴24-Oct-18 12:54 PM
so, does .com mean it's a Communist project?
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Tek24-Oct-18 12:54 PM
.com is commercial but you knew that
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴24-Oct-18 12:57 PM
Well, that explains a lot about my tickets and champaignohiosheriff.com; thanks for the info
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4. Design
4.4 Access Classes
Cayenne database access module consists of a stack of objects,
all implementing QueryEngine
interface:
Since all classes on the stack implement QueryEngine, each higher layer
of control is optional. Only DataNode layer is required for Cayenne to operate.
Each higher layer serves as a controller for the underlying layer, adding more
functionality. Responsibilities of each class are described below:
1.
DataNode - lowest layer controller class, closest to the database. Its
functions are (some of them are delegated to helper classes):
- connects to the database obtaining connection via a JDBC DataSource.
- converts Query
objects into SQL statements and execute them.
- converts JDBC ResultSets into object snapshots (normally this
is objects implementing Map interface).
- generates primary keys for the newly inserted objects.
2. DataDomain - second layer controller class on top of DataNode.
Provides following functionality:
- Combines physical datasources (DataNodes) into a logical
datasource. For example, when an application fetches data from
more then 1 database, programmer need not to be concerned with the
details of connection management. DataDomain will route all queries
to appropriate DataNode for execution.
- Allows creation of DataSource groups. This is the
advanced scenario and may not be used all that often. One example when
this is useful is a case of web application hosting.
A single application may need to
serve multiple companies. Each company would have their own set of
databases. For each one of such sets, a DataDomain will be
configured. When a user of such application starts a new session,
application will need to decide (based on some criteria, like user
login id, virtual host URL, etc.) which company this user belongs to,
and assign a corresponding DataDomain to a session. This way user
view of the database is locked within her company area.
"Domain" is a term that Cayenne uses to describe
such area. Most of the time all users will work with the same set of
DataSources. In this case application will use a
"default domain" shared by all users.
- Serves
as a factory for both lower level DataNodes as well as higher level
DataContexts.
3.
DataContext - highest layer controller class. This is the class directly
accessed by users in most cases. Provides DataObjects
management including these functions:
- Isolates in-memory object changes. DataObjects with uncommitted
changes are tracked in the context. Changes are not visible outside
the context.
- Commits in 1 line of code.  DataContext tracks all changes to
objects, so it will do this for you. Just call "commitChanges".
- Caches DataObjects. Performs automatic lazy fetching of related objects.
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The Trouble with Harry (1955)
A Film Essay by Mark O'Hara
Visit Online Film Critics Society at http://www.ofcs.org
Harry is dead, of course, is the trouble. Leave it to Alfred Hitchcock to structure a feature film around a minor character, the corpse that links the plot and helps to unite two separate couples.
In the color-tinged hills outside a small New England hamlet, retired Captain Albert Wiles (a beardless Edmund Gwen) is shooting illegally (on "posted" land). He fires three shots, heard by five year-old Arnie Rogers (a pre-Beaver Jerry Mathers), who is roving around with his toy gun. The free-ranging narrative then has Arnie finding the dead man lying rather neatly in a clearing. After Arnie skedaddles, Wiles discovers the corpse, and we witness Hitchcock's version of mistaken identity. Wiles thinks he killed the man. He hides as a series of characters happen upon Harry Worp and then depart again.
Soon a tramp wanders by. Wiles hides and watches him steal Harry's shoes. Then a bookworm doctor literally stumbles over the corpse, not even noticing. Arnie brings back his mother (Shirley MacLaine in her very first role). What would be surprising in a film made by any other director, is not surprising here. Mrs. Rogers is glad to see that this man, her husband, is dead. Finally, Miss Ivy Gravely (Mildred Natwick, the quintessential character actress of the middle of the century) comes by. She also ignores the gravity of a cadaver in the midst of a countryside ablaze with fall colors.
What complicates the situation is that Miss Gravely witnesses Wiles dragging the body toward the woods. But the main issue is her inviting the captain to her house for coffee and blueberry muffins. So the body is left in the country.
In another plotline, eccentric artist Sam Marlowe (John Forsythe, one of Hitchcock's best and most suave leading men) totes another of his paintings to the woman who runs the town's general store, Mrs. Wiggs (Mildred Dunnock). Shortly, Miss Gravely stops in to stock up for her date with Wiles. Thereafter, the artist and Wiles meet up, and decide to bury the body. The killing was an accident, and no one was really harmed, after all. What works here is the suspended logic, a lapse that becomes hilarious. No one has so far been compelled to call the police! And when Wiles finally reasons that Harry could not have died from one of his stray bullets, the way is opened for other suspects. Could Miss Gravely be guilty of causing Harry's death, after she whacked him with her cleated hiking shoe?
With the odd slant of its premise, "The Trouble with Harry" slightly resembles "Arsenic and Old Lace." As if it were a play, the film's cast is small and its scenes occupy few locations - the hill, the store, Jennifer Rogers' house. The feeling is intimate and light, even though the subject matter is grim -- hence the film's functioning as a black comedy. Further, Hitchcock's sense of the dramatic surfaces through the appearance of Mrs. Wiggs' son Calvin (Royal Dano, another amazing character actor, who is nevertheless too old to be the offspring of the woman playing his mother). Will Calvin, a deputy sheriff, catch Wiles and Marlowe during one of the times they are burying and digging up Harry?
John Forsythe takes Hitchcock's direction very well. His manner is at once direct and unassuming, as he meets Mrs. Rogers and proceeds to fall in love. Forsythe is as good as Cary Grant at playing nonchalant and laid-back. And Shirley MacLaine, though her hair is unflatteringly short, is fine to watch as Mrs. Rogers. Her lack of concern over her husband's death, as well as her falling for Sam Marlowe, creates the comic absurdity that enables Hitchcock's story to succeed.
There's a very funny quote, too, though I doubt it's famous. "He's in the bathroom, playing with his frog." Watch the film to find out the ironic context. Moreover, try to spot the portly director himself amid these pastoral surroundings.
Hitchcock never claimed to be a creator of epics. The nature of his pictures, so many of them set in motion by small but momentous acts, defies the criteria of epics. Perhaps "The Trouble with Harry" does not rank with his masterworks, but it surely serves as solid entertainment, and as a model for any director who is fascinated with making films centered around the sometimes seamy vicissitudes of life.
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common_schema, revision 218 is released, with major new features, top one being server side scripting. Here are the highlights:
- QueryScript: server side scripting is now supported by common_schema, which acts as an interpreter for QueryScript code.
- Throttling for queries is now made available via the throttle() function.
- Enhancements to processlist-related views, including the new slave_hosts view.
- Inline documentation/help is available via the help() routine.
- more...
QueryScript
common_schema makes for a QueryScript implementation for MySQL. You can run server side scripts, interpreted by common_schema, which allow for easy syntax and greater power than was otherwise previously available on the MySQL server. For example:
foreach($table, $schema, $engine: table like '%') if ($engine = 'ndbcluster') ALTER ONLINE TABLE :$schema.:$table REORGANIZE PARTITION;
QueryScript includes flow control, conditional branching, variables & variable expansion, script throttling and more.
Read more on common_schema's QueryScript implementation.
Query throttling
Throttling for MySQL queries was suggested by means of elaborate query manipulation. It is now reduced into a single throttle function: one can now just invoke throttle(3) on one's query, so as to make the query execute for a longer time, while taking short sleep breaks during operation, easing up the query's demand for resources.
Read more on query throttling.
Process views
The processlist_grantees view provides with more details on the running processes. slave_hosts is a new view, listing hostnames of connected slaves.
Read more on process views.
help()
The common_schema documentation is now composed of well over 100 pages, including synopsis, detailed internals discussion, notes and examples. I can't exaggerate in saying that the documentation took the vast majority of time for this code to release.
The documentation is now made available inline, from within you mysql client, via the help() routine. Want to know more about redundant (duplicate) keys and how to find them? Just type:
call help('redundant');
and see what comes out!
The entire documentation, which is available online as well as a downloadable bundle, is embedded into common_schema itself. It's rather cool.
Tests
common_schema is tested. The number of tests in common_schema is rapidly growing, and new tests are introduced for new features as well as for older ones. There is not yet full coverage for all views, but I'm working hard at it. common_schema is a robust piece of code!
Get it!
Download common_schema on the common_schema project page.
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JavaScript is the programming language used to build advanced Web sites and applications. Its popularity is derived from the ease of use, making web pages interactive, enabling faster response times and its flexibilty allows for use with multiple paradigms (including mobile devices) and both client-side and server-side servers with third-party frameworks and libraries.
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There are many reasons to use JavaScript, it provides benefits to the user, the programmer and both the client and server sides. And while the downsides can be significant there are many third-party frameworks and add-ons to combat them.


This assignment was for my Spanish final in my sophomore year. Write a ten sentence summary in Spanish of the movie.
The extra credit was assigned to be related to my vocational major and Algebra vocabulary words.
I designed this geometric protrait to mimic a style I saw of a portait of Chance the Rapper.
The assignment was to use the map and we did. We went nuts with it. My team of four researched things that had to do with the area the map displayed. The most centered region was the Middle East. We thought it was appropriate to depict what was happening in the region at the time.
This piece was a final for one of my foundation courses in freshman year of college. I had to draw part of the building with charcoal to the best of my abilities. The hardest part was drawing the inside of the elevator because it was always in use.
I am a huge fan of Shepard Fairey and the assignment was to design a poster of something found in my backpack.
The class started with painting four palletes representing the four seasons of New England. Next, to design an infographic of something iconic in New England. I did a lot of hiking growing up and I've been on the Appalachian Trail so I thought it was fitting. Then I had to combine the colors and the infographic
This project shows my roots and my complicated family growing. I have a lot of interweaving family I thought I would design my family tree similar to a Game of Thrones family tree.
I displayed the information of Bodoni in a was similar to the style of the font face.
This assignment was to create a website after a poster. The poster displayed vectored alcoholic nips on shelves and had each individual logo, location of distillery, time of distillment, proof(%), and website.
This app is relate to the website. But this app will help you find a place that serves alcohol based on location sorted by distance, price, ratings and if you don't want to drink alone you could find other users in your area.


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Essencial to recover some HP during early game.
Attack fast and hard. Move even faster. Kill, kill, kill. A very offensive build. I didn't even put a BKB there. I am sure you'll remember when (of if) the time comes. Depending on your items, you focus on the first skill or basic attack.
This raises your armor and is necessary to build Basilius (and Aquilla afterwards).
This will heal you up, and help you stack! But you must choose between this or Mask of Madness.
Causes Drow Ranger's attacks to splinter on the target, hitting nearby units with normal attacks that deal reduced (50%) damage.
If you have a Crystalys, why not evolve it to Daedalus and raise our damage and critical rate?
Great early? Get a Hand of Midas and prepare to have a great Mid and Late too (possibly)!
If you miss the attack speed and prefer farming heroes instead of creeps, maybe you should get Madness instead of Dominator. Just maybe. Test it out!
Raise your damage and attack speed, and with this, you have a chance to mini-stun. But you can't use your first skill if you want to bash. This combos with Dragon Lance great.
This is a great option to Satanic/Dominator, specially if you got Madress instead. But two of this in the same team is a waste.
Not my style to get an item to turn invisible. But this may be useful since it may slows down foes. And this item may help you scape death.
Provides mobilitym stats and a chance to scape certain abilities thrown at you. Besides, the illusions benefit from Drow's ult. What more to like?
 Its deals bonus damage each time a unit is hit by it in the last 14 seconds.
Passive. Bristleback takes less damage from the sides and the back. Each 230 damage from the rear, Bristleback automatically uses Quill Spray of the current level.
Passive. Every time Bristleback casts a spell, his damage and movement speed are improved for some time, and it stacks!


Deep Adversarial Attention Alignment forUnsupervised Domain Adaptation: the Benefit of Target Expectation Maximization.
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Questions like this helps you understand *what* to build
Lets start building something.
By now you should have some idea about what the view will do, so go ahead an add a *View header*
There are many layout configurations and you need to decide wich one to use for your view.


TANK GIRL A film review by Scott Renshaw Copyright 1995 Scott Renshaw
Starring: Lori Petty, Naomi Watts, Malcolm McDowell, Ice-T, Stacy Linn Rawsower. Screenplay: Tedi Sarafian. Director: Rachel Talalay.
TANK GIRL is a movie made for the "you just don't get it" crowd. There is a segment of the movie-going audience, mostly young and mostly male, whhich takes a certain contrarian pride i championing oddball genre flicks which are generally met with critical disdain or indifference. These are the movies which come to be known as "cult" favorites, and are treated as something of a barometer of hipness. This is what TANK GIRL is almost certain to be, and I'll bet that the filmmakers are quite aware of it. Part ROAD WARRIOR, part ADVENTURES OF BUCKAROO BANZAI and part NATURAL BORN KILLERS, TANK GIRL is sometimes quirky and fun, but just as often merely loud and sloppy.
In 2033, water is the most precious of resources after a comet causes a global drought. Most of that water is controlled by the fascistic Water & Power Company, headed by the evil Kesslee (Malcolm McDowell). However, scattered bands of rebels try to live without the W & P's control, one of which includes the feisty Rebecca Buck (Lori Petty). When the group's base is raided, Rebecca becomes slave labor, and befriends a W & P mechanic and pilot called Jet (Naomi Watts). They manage to escape in W & P vehicles, but Rebecca's young friend Sam (Stacy Linn Rawsower) is still a prisoner. With the assistance of the mutant Rippers, Rebecca--now Tank Girl--and Jet attempt to save Sam and shut down the W & P.
I'll give this to director Rachel Talalay--she seems to know exactly what it is she wants to do with TANK GIRL. It is a hyper-kinetic piece of work that never seems to be taking itself at all seriously, from the comic book page stills that introduce several scenes to the goofy and diverse personalities of the supposedly ferocious Rippers (genetically altered human-kangaroo hybrids, designed by special effects make-up whiz Stan Winston). There is Malcolm McDowell, still resplendent in his spiky Sting-at-50 hairdo from STAR TREK: GENERATIONS, playing a much livelier version of the same megalomaniac.  And of course, there is the bizarre production number in which Tank Girl leads a group of futuristic exotic dancers in a production number to Cole Porter's "Let's Do It." There is one thing of which you can't accuse TANK GIRL, and that is being conventional.
What it can be accused of is not being nearly as clever as it is self-consciously different. Tedi Sarafian (sister of TERMINAL VELOCITY director Deran Serafian) has provided Lori Petty with a lot of one-liners, but none of them have any kick; in fact, I can't recall a single piece of dialogue from the entire film. Petty is a great cast as the tough and unflappable Tank Girl, but she has to carry far too much of the film with her cocky demeanor, because her supporting cast (excluding McDowell, whose part is really fairly small) is unimpressive. The film also flounders a bit when it makes token efforts to flesh out the characters, like giving Rebecca a boyfriend she watches die at the hands of the W & P or her mother hen relationship with Sam. TANK GIRL, both the character and the film, have attitude to spare, but often little else.
Perhaps as much as anything, though, I was distracted by James R. Symons trigger-happy editing which, combined with a soundtrack compiled by Hole's Courtney Love-Cobain, makes TANK GIRL feel like a feature length version of MTV's "Alternative Nation." Entire sequences are composed of snippets of Petty posing and doing cute little things, apparently aware of the camera. The battle sequences are a real weak link, particularly one in which two separate battles are cross-cut ineffectively. Meanwhile, the made-for-playlists soundtrack blasts out riff after riff from Devo, L7, Paul Westerberg and other college radio darlings. It was after about the tenth song, sometime before the headache started to set in, that I began to feel that TANK GIRL was one of those movies that had been marketed, not made. I wanted to like TANK GIRL, but I kept feeling that the filmmakers kept daring me not to like it, daring me to be un-hip.
Guilty as charged.
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 Rippers: 4.
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China tells UK to stop interfering in Hong Kong affairs
The Chinese ambassador to the UK has accused the Government of ‘making irresponsible remarks’ about Hong Kong.
As the stand-off between anti-government protesters and police continues, the Chinese ambassador to the UK has warned the Government against interference in Hong Kong’s affairs.
Liu Xiaoming has accused the Government and the Foreign Affairs Committee of publishing reports “making irresponsible remarks” on Hong Kong.
Mr Xiaoming added that some UK politicians had planned to present an award to a “chief propagandist of Hong Kong independence” who has “instigated extreme violence”.
Mr Xiaoming’s comments come as violence escalated overnight in Hong Kong when police ordered protesters to vacate a university they had occupied.
District elections are due to be held in Hong Kong on Sunday, but there are fears that the violent scenes could disrupt these plans.
Speaking in London, Mr Xiaoming said: “The British Government and the Foreign Office committee of the House of Commons published China-related reports making irresponsible remarks on Hong Kong.
“What is worse, certain British politicians even planned to present (an) award to a chief propagandist of Hong Kong independence and who has instigated extreme violence.”
A Foreign and Commonwealth Office spokesman said: “The UK is seriously concerned by the escalation in violence from both the protesters and the authorities around Hong Kong university campuses.
“It is vital that those who are injured are able to receive appropriate medical treatment, and that safe passage is made available for all those who wish to leave the area.
“We need to see an end to the violence, and for all sides to engage in meaningful political dialogue ahead of the District Council elections on Sunday.”
An alleged attack on a Hong Kong government official in London on Friday was condemned as “barbaric” by the country’s leader Carrie Lam, but demonstrators said the incident had been overplayed.
Footage posted on social media on Thursday night showed Hong Kong justice secretary Teresa Cheng fall to the ground while being pursued by a large group of anti-government protesters in the British capital.
The Hong Kong government claimed the incident caused Ms Cheng “serious bodily harm” while China said she injured her hand.
Hong Kong, which was a British colony until 1997, is part of China under the one country, two systems model.
In practice, this means that Hong Kong citizens have freedoms that people in mainland China do not.
The protests are partially about a fear that these freedoms are being eroded.
The protests in Hong Kong started in June after the government planned to pass a bill that would allow suspects to be extradited to mainland China.
People feared this would undermine the city’s freedoms, and although the bill was withdrawn, the demonstrations continued and grew into broader anti-government protests.


"CHRISTIAN "the name given by the Greeks or Romans, probably in reproach, to the followers of Jesus. It was first used at Antioch. The names by which the disciples were known among themselves were“brethren,” “the faithful,” “elect,” “saints,” “believers.” But as distinguishing them from the multitude without, the name “Christian” came into use, and was universally accepted. This name occurs but three times in the New Testament (Acts 11:26; 26:28; 1 Peter 4:16).
"CHRISTIAN "the name given by the Greeks or Romans, probably in reproach, to the followers of Jesus. It was first used at Antioch. The names by which the disciples were known among themselves were“brethren,” “the faithful,” “elect,” “saints,” “believers.” But as distinguishing them from the multitude without, the name “Christian” came into use, and was universally accepted. This name occurs but three times in the New Testament (Acts 11:26; 26:28; 1 Peter 4:16).


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I have come up with a reading list that I plan to read during some of my off time. The goal is to work smart, not hard. Efficiency is key, and maintainabilty comes second.
The Lean Startup
Rework
Zero to One
Gears of War: Ultimate
I have come up with a reading list that I plan to read during some of my off time. The goal is to work smart, not hard. Efficiency is key, and maintainabilty comes second.
Gears of War: Ultimate


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I graduated with a BBA and BA (Economics). I was the President of the Blanton Student Guild and the first undergraduate finance intern at The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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O S 520 P-Local Anesthesia (2)
Pharmacology, physiology, anatomy, and techniques of local anesthesia for dental students. Offered: W.
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O S 521 P-Oral Pathology (3-, max. 6) Oda
Survey of the diseases of the oral facial regions in lecture and laboratory sessions. Diseases of teeth and their supporting structures and diseases of the oral and paraoral soft tissues and bones. Correlations between clinical findings and histopathologic features. Attendance in the laboratory is required. Offered: jointly with ORALB 572; AW.
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O S 523 Medical Emergencies in the Dental Setting (1)
Initial emergency training, focusing primary upon recertification in BLS (Basic Life Support). Emphasizes intellectual and psychomotor skills for universal treatment of emergencies (including BLS). Credit/no-credit only. Offered: A.
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O S 530 Oral Surgery: Didactic (1, max. 3)
Covers the scope of oral and maxillofacial surgery as practiced in the United States today. Introductory course for predoctoral dental students. Offered: AWSp.
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Techniques of sedation (oral, inhalational, intravenous) and pain control. Offered: A.
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Presents the clinical treatment modalities used to care for patients with various diseases that present in the oral and maxillofacial area. Offered: jointly with ORALB 540; A.
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O S 543 Medical Emergencies in the Dental Setting III (1)
Comprehensive review/refreshment of medical emergency training, including recertification in BLS. Students review intellectual and psychomotor skills for emergency care situations. Credit/no-credit only. Offered: S.
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O S 550 P-Directed Studies in Oral Surgery (*, max. 16)
See DPHS 449 for course description. Credit/no-credit only.
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O S 564 Clinical and Histopathological Correlation I (1-3, max. 10) Oda
Four quarter advanced oral pathology course designed to interpret the clinical changes of a disease through the lenses of a microscope. Covers around 200 soft tissue disease of the mouth to include epithelial and mesenchymal reactive and neoplastic conditions. Offered: jointly with ORALB 564; AWSpS.
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O S 565 Clinical and Histopathological Correlation II (1-3, max. 10) Oda
Three quarter advanced oral pathology course designed to interpret the clinical changes of a disease through the lenses through a microscope. Covers around 200 jaw bone and soft tissue disease to include cysts and neoplasms of the jaws and blood diseases of the jaws and soft tissue. Prerequisite: permission of instructor. Offered: jointly with ORALB 565; AWSpS.
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O S 574 Clinical Stomatology (3) Oda
Diseases of the oral cavity and jaw are presented as the practitioner encounters them - detailed clinical pictures, laboratory tests, radiographic findings, surgical exploration for the establishment of a therapeutic diagnosis. Offered: jointly with ORALB 574; Sp.
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O S 630 P-Clinical Oral Surgery (2, max. 6)
Clinical experience in simple and complex dentoalveolar and pre-prosthetic surgery. A problem-based course using an auto-tutorial approach covering the extraction of teeth, impaction surgery, medications, surgical complications, treatment of infections, bone cysts, maxillary sinus complications, and salivary gland and mucosal pathology. Credit/no-credit only. Offered: AWSpS.
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O S 645 P-Hospital Rotation (2)
Clinical experience that puts into practice the material presented in DENT 537. The student is involved in hospital procedures and protocol and in dental care of the hospital patient as well as after-hours call duty. Offered: AWSpS.
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O S 651 P-Harborview Clerkship (2-10, max. 10)
Four to six-week rotation at Harborview Medical Center, including intensive instruction in oral surgery procedures and observing and assisting oral and maxillofacial surgery in the operating room. Prerequisite: permission of the Director of Harborview Medical Center's Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Department. Credit/no-credit only.
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Provide a decimal number in the range 0,777 (composed of octal numbers) to calculate the resulting permissions string. In Unix and Unix-like operating systems, chmod is the command and system call which is used to change the access permissions of file system objects (files and directories). It is also used to change special mode flags. The request is filtered by the umask. The name is an abbreviation of change mode. The three rightmost digits define permissions for the file owner, the group, and others.
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| 7 | read, write and execute | rwx | 111 |
| 6 | read and write | rw- | 110 |
| 5 | read and execute | r-x | 101 |
| 4 | read only | r-- | 100 |
| 3 | write and execute | -wx | 011 |
| 2 | write only | -w- | 010 |
| 1 | execute only | --x | 001 |
| 0 | none | --- | 000 |


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loader_search_bar library
Flutter widget integrating search field feature into app bar, allowing to receive query change callbacks and automatically load new data set into ListView.
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QuerySetLoader<
T> - Widget that loads data set for current query string and transforms it into ListView populated with loaded data.
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QuerySetLoaderState<
T> - SearchBar
- Search field widget being displayed within Scaffold element. Depending on its state and passed attributes it can be rendered as an appBar action, expanded to its full size when activated or merged with appBar, making the search field visible although not activated. [...]
- SearchBarAttrs
- Holder class containing attributes used during building SearchBar widget that can be adjusted. Each of the attributes is optional and takes its default value if omitted.
- SearchBarState
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SearchItem<
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It's time to book a holiday. Maybe somewhere across the seas. Somewhere I haven't been before. I just don't care.


Coconuts, Revisited
问题描述 :
Soon a second man woke up and did the same thing. After dividing the coconuts into five piles, one coconut was left over which he gave to the monkey. He then hid his share and went back to bed. The third, fourth, and fifth man followed exactly the same procedure. The next morning, after they all woke up, they divided the remaining coconuts into five equal shares. This time no coconuts were left over.
An obvious question is “how many coconuts did they originally gather?" There are an infinite number of answers, but the lowest of these is 3,121. But that’s not our problem here.
Suppose we turn the problem around. If we know the number of coconuts that were gathered, what is the maximum number of persons (and one monkey) that could have been shipwrecked if the same procedure could occur?
输入:
输出:
样例输入:
25 30 3121 -1
样例输出:
25 coconuts, 3 people and 1 monkey 30 coconuts, no solution 3121 coconuts, 5 people and 1 monkey
/* Author: ACb0y Date: 2010-8-25 Type: Water~~(force) ProblemId: hdu 1346 Coconuts, Revisited */ #include <iostream> using namespace std; int n; int get_ans() { int i, j; /* 从n开始递减枚举(n -> 1) */ for (i = n; i > 0; i--) { int total = n; //模拟处理过程 for (j = 0; j < i; j++) { if (total % i == 1) { total -= total / i + 1; } else { break; } } //如果模拟成功则返回结果,第一个符合要求的数就是最大的数。 if (j == i && total % i == 0) { return i; } } return 0; } int main() { #ifndef ONLINE_JUDGE freopen("1346.txt", "r", stdin); #endif while (cin >> n) { if (n == -1) { break; } else { int ans = get_ans(); if (ans == 0) { cout << n << " coconuts, no solution" << endl; } else { cout << n << " coconuts, " << ans << " people and 1 monkey" << endl; } } } return 0; }
解题报告转自：http://blog.csdn.net/acb0y/article/details/5836797
等待后面的实现，多谢
原来欧几里德定理应用这么多
和编译器有关吧，我用的g++正常。头文件可能还需要一个<string.h>
有意思，有难度
分三种情况讨论。Not Possible就是impossible
这个后缀数组不是常用的那个.
分析的很详细！赞一个
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This is really nice to know. I hope it will be successful in the future. Good job on this and keep up the good work.
递归实现的代码部分
14句和18句的 wt[n - 1]是不是应该改为 wt[ n ] ?
这个后缀数组不是常用的那个.
沙发呢，我抢到了沙发
楼主你能把scanf( "%d%*" ,&T );中%*的用法详细说明吗
好的，多谢指出
Gucci New Fall Arrivals
This is really nice to know. I hope it will be successful in the future. Good job on this and keep up the good work.


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Select if you want to be graded after each question or only at the end of test.
 One you click submit you will have a chance to review your exam.


mdeltree(1) mdeltree(1) Name mdeltree - recursively delete an MSDOS directory and its contents Note of warning This manpage has been automatically generated from mtools's texinfo docu‐ mentation, and may not be entirely accurate or complete. See the end of this man page for details. Description The mdeltree command is used to delete an MS-DOS file. Its syntax is: mdeltree [-v] msdosdirectory [msdosdirectories...] Mdeltree removes a directory and all the files and subdirectories it con‐ tains from an MS-DOS file system. An error occurs if the directory to be removed does not exist. See Also Mtools' texinfo doc Viewing the texi doc This manpage has been automatically generated from mtools's texinfo docu‐ mentation. However, this process is only approximative, and some items, such as crossreferences, footnotes and indices are lost in this transla‐ tion process. Indeed, these items have no appropriate representation in the manpage format. Moreover, not all information has been translated into the manpage version. Thus I strongly advise you to use the original texinfo doc. See the end of this manpage for instructions how to view the texinfo doc. * To generate a printable copy from the texinfo doc, run the follow‐ ing commands: ./configure; make dvi; dvips mtools.dvi * To generate a html copy, run: ./configure; make html A premade html can be found at `http://www.gnu.org/software/mtools/man‐ ual/mtools.html' * To generate an info copy (browsable using emacs' info mode), run: ./configure; make info The texinfo doc looks most pretty when printed or as html. Indeed, in the info version certain examples are difficult to read due to the quot‐ ing conventions used in info. mtools-4.0.17 29Jun11 mdeltree(1)


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How do I get the class number?
On ISIS (
picture) or on
scheduleofclasses.uark.edu (
picture).
Can I watch multiple sections of a course?
Yes, but you need to fill out the above form for each course section.
How does this work?
The service checks the availability of the course you are watching every
few minutes, and notifies you by email if the course status changes to
Open. If you wish to watch the same course even after the email has been
sent to you, you need to come back this page and fill out the above form again.
Why did I not receive an email even though ISIS shows the course
is now open?
Two reasons:
- You entered your email or course number incorrectly, or the the
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The semesters list is out of date!
The semester list has to be updated manually every semester. If the list is out of date,
please send me an email or file an
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Is this legal?
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Is this free?
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