I need to search in my column strings which contains ' select * from app_user au where au.last_name like '%'%' but something like that gives me SQL Error [42601]: Unterminated string literal started at position 55 I tried also '%'%',…
root.style.setProperty('--services-box-delay-"+ i +"', totalServicesLines + "s"); This is seemingly so simple, but I can’t get it to work due to (probably) variable escaping wrong understanding. I have two variables here: i and totalServicesLines. What is wrong here?
I have this almost JSON which has something that's only similar to JSON inside: TEST_LINE = """Oct 21 22:39:28 GMT [TRACE] (Carlos-288) org.some.awesome.LoggerFramework RID=8e9076-4dd9-ec96-8f35-bde193498f: { "service": "MyService", "operation": "queryShowSize", "requestID": "8e9076-4dd9-ec96-8f35-bde193498f", "timestamp": 1634815968000, "parameters": [ { "__type": "org.some.awsome.code.service#queryShowSizeRequest", "externalID": {…
This command echo "mysql -u root nextcloud -Bse 'DELETE FROM oc_filecache WHERE path=""${FILE_PATH}"";'" will show that mysql -u root nextcloud -Bse 'DELETE FROM oc_filecache WHERE path="files_encryption/keys/files/xxx/xxxx/xxx L'AME/2xxxx/OC_DEFAULT_MODULE/master_x626.shareKey";' There is a single quote in the path. When i execute command, this…
I want to prefix the line containing the string echo '"xxx.yyy" with "# " (ash+space) string in file.txt using sed in linux output should look like this: # echo '"xxx.yyy" I tried this: find file.txt -type f -exec sed -i…
search = """ [{"text":"Dolores Keane - "Craigie Hills" (1982)"}] """ print(loads(search)) # Returns Error print(search.replace('"',"'")) # Turns all double quotes to single quotes, both the escaped and non escaped ones Here's my issues: I just don't know how to load…
Good morning everyone and thank you in advance for any suggestions. I have written a small web application to perform simple searches in a stamps database using php and javascript. The server sends to the browser the whole database as…
I have a Dockerfile with ENTRYPOINT ["/bin/bash", "--login", "-c"]. I am having trouble with triple-quoting. None of the following commands to Docker work: "echo 'New York\'s Finest'" "echo 'New York\'s Finest'" "echo 'New York's Finest'" 'echo "New York\'s Finest"' 'echo…
I have a variable str let str = '{"id": "option2", "text": ""hello world""}'; when i try to convert to json using JSON.parse(str);, it throws an error SyntaxError: Expected ',' or '}' after property value in JSON at position 28. I'm…
I would like to know the definition of the character/literal '1' in the c language. Or more generally the definition of 'x' where latex{xinN} (is a natural number 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,...etc.) I wrote this to try to figure it out but I…