meteor update
2017-05-31
2017-05-28
MySQL - GROUP_CONCAT function to list one-to-many relationships as comma-separated values
SELECT
m.SectionId
, GROUP_CONCAT( d.TranslationId ) AS TranslationIds
FROM
TABLE_1_HERE AS m
INNER JOIN TABLE_2_HERE AS d
ON m.SectionId = d.SectionId
GROUP BY
m.SectionId
;
PS. In this example, a section can have multiple translations. The result will be that, for each section row, multiple translation values will be calculated inside a single field.
m.SectionId
, GROUP_CONCAT( d.TranslationId ) AS TranslationIds
FROM
TABLE_1_HERE AS m
INNER JOIN TABLE_2_HERE AS d
ON m.SectionId = d.SectionId
GROUP BY
m.SectionId
;
PS. In this example, a section can have multiple translations. The result will be that, for each section row, multiple translation values will be calculated inside a single field.
2017-05-26
MySQL - How to copy/rename a database/schema
$ cd /PATH_TO_MYSQL/bin
$ mysqldump -u USER_NAME_HERE -p OLD_DB_NAME_HERE >~/DUMP_FILE_NAME_HERE.sql
$ mysql -u USER_NAME_HERE -p
mysql> create database NEW_DB_NAME_HERE CHARACTER SET utf8mb4 COLLATE utf8mb4_unicode_ci;
mysql> use NEW_DB_NAME_HERE
mysql> source ~/DUMP_FILE_NAME_HERE.sql
mysql> drop database OLD_DB_NAME_HERE;
$ mysqldump -u USER_NAME_HERE -p OLD_DB_NAME_HERE >~/DUMP_FILE_NAME_HERE.sql
$ mysql -u USER_NAME_HERE -p
mysql> create database NEW_DB_NAME_HERE CHARACTER SET utf8mb4 COLLATE utf8mb4_unicode_ci;
mysql> use NEW_DB_NAME_HERE
mysql> source ~/DUMP_FILE_NAME_HERE.sql
mysql> drop database OLD_DB_NAME_HERE;
2017-05-19
2017-05-12
MongoDB & MacOS - How to create a file that will start the server on double click
Create a simple text file with the command (below is the command I use), and name it with a ".command" extension.
Then gain execution rights on it.
chmod u+x /PATH/FILE_NAME.command
The command... customize the path to fit your system.
/Applications/mongodb/bin/mongod --dbpath /PATH_TO_DATABASE
Then gain execution rights on it.
chmod u+x /PATH/FILE_NAME.command
The command... customize the path to fit your system.
/Applications/mongodb/bin/mongod --dbpath /PATH_TO_DATABASE
2017-05-07
RegEx - Find three-digit numbers
([0-9][0-9][0-9])+
This will also find the first three digits of, for example, number 9999.
PS. I am not convinced the last plus sign is absolutely required.
This will also find the first three digits of, for example, number 9999.
PS. I am not convinced the last plus sign is absolutely required.
Regex - Remove brackets surrounding integer numbers
Search for "any text here: <([0-9]+)+>"
and replace it with "any other text here: $1"
This will replace "any text here: <342>" with "any other text here: 342"
and replace it with "any other text here: $1"
This will replace "any text here: <342>" with "any other text here: 342"
Regex - Find numbers not next to character "<"
^\<([0-9])+
Of course, substitute "<" with any other desired character.
Of course, substitute "<" with any other desired character.
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