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I need to join 2 tables based on a column named TRANS_ID. The problem is, one table has all available TRANS_IDs and the other table only has SOME of the available TRANS_IDs. For instance, take this example Table 1: Trans_ID Next TRANS_ID Keys 9201014 9999999 194 9188244 9201014 137 9182489 9188244 179 9182248 9182489 124 9171439 9182248 371 9170746 9171439 294 Table 2: ACCT ACCT_CD ST_DT TRANS_ID EXP_CD APPT_CD 3312392 HDHPI 2026-10-01 9182489 Y KLM 3312392 HDHPI 2026-10-01 9171439 N STP 3312392 HDHPI 2025-10-01 9170746 Y STP What I need to get is something like: ACCT ACCT_CD ST_DT TRANS_ID EXP_CD APPT_CD Keys 3312392 HDHPI 2026-10-01 9201014 Y KLM 194 3312392 HDHPI 2026-10-01 9188244 Y

This is on Macos 26 I'm trying to compile the examples from from cgal https://github.com/CGAL/cgal/releases/tag/v6.1 Cmake has troubles finding a eigen3 installation The output of brew is: build brew info eigen@3 ==> eigen@3: stable 3.4.1 (bottled) [keg-only] C++ template library for linear algebra https://gitlab.com/libeigen/eigen Installed /usr/local/Cellar/eigen@3/3.4.1 (546 files, 8.9MB) Also, they live here: ➜ build ls /usr/local/share/eigen3/cmake/ Eigen3Config.cmake Eigen3ConfigVersion.cmake Eigen3Targets.cmake The error is: In ccmake, I have: Eigen3_DIR Eigen3_DIR-NOTFOUND and it complains with: Targeting Unix Makefiles Using /usr/bin/c++ compiler. Running in macOS DARWIN_VERSION=25 NOTICE: T

I am building a SaaS platform with a master dashboard and multiple white-label tenants, and I want to deeply integrate Slack so that users never need to open the Slack app itself. Functional requirement A user logs into a white-label SaaS That user joins a Slack workspace The master platform can see that user The white-label user can: See channels they belong to See other members Send and receive messages Messages must appear under the user’s real Slack identity All of this should be handled entirely inside our SaaS UI, not inside Slack In short, I want to provide a fully functional Slack-like experience inside my app, backed by Slack’s API, but without redirecting users to

I am constructing a gam for acoustic index data collected daily (with some various gaps by site) over two years: one year at one set of 10 paired sites (one restored site and one unrestored site per pair), and one year at another set of 10 paired sites. In addition to seasonal and yearly trends in the acoustic indices, I am interested in how both restoration and invasion (two levels of invasion) impact the indices. My dataset has around 8000 observations. > str(Acoustic_Daily) gropd_df [7,994 × 13] (S3: grouped_df/tbl_df/tbl/data.frame) $ Site : Factor w/ 20 levels "BOH","BRC","DIV",..: 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ... $ TRT : Factor w/ 2 levels "R","U": 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ... $ DATE : num [1:7994] 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 ... $ Year : num [1:7994] 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 ... $ NDSI : num [1:7994] 0.527 0.374 -0.203 -0.298 -0.325 ... $ ACI : num [1:7994] 156 152 154 157 158 ... $ ADI : num [1

I have a list of strings, for example: ["apple", "apply", "ape", "banana", "bank", "bat"] Given an input string (e.g. "app"), I want to: Compare it with each string in the list Find the length of the common prefix they share Return all strings that have the longest common prefix with the input For example, "apple" and "apply" would match "app" more closely than "ape". I’m not sure how to correctly compare prefixes character by character or how to keep track of the longest match. What is a simple way to approach this in Python?

I’m learning Python and working with a list of lists where each inner list contains numeric values. Example: scores = [ [80, 90, 85], [75, 88, 92], [90, 85, 80] ] Each inner list represents values for one item, and I want to: Compute the average of each inner list Find which inner list has the highest average Return its index (0-based) If two or more averages are the same, I want to return the smallest index. I know how to calculate an average, but I’m not sure what the cleanest way is to compare all of them while keeping track of the index. Any beginner-friendly approach would be appreciated.

I'm trying to have one ISTIO virtual service (VS) route to another (downstream) VS, but can't get the upstream VS to resolve and route traffic to the downstream VS. Fully qualifying the hostname of the downstream VS makes no difference. I receive a 503 response code without a body from 'istio-envoy' server when directly routing, and 'istio analyze' results in an error of 'Referenced host not found'. If I add a ServiceEntry for the referenced/downstream VS, fully qualified as '{downstream-virtual-service}.{ns}.svc.cluster.local', I clear up the 'istio analyze' error, and then receive a 503 response code with the addition of a body of 'no healthy upstream'. Is there a way to route traffic from one VS directly to another VS? Below is a simple hello-world yaml, w/ ServiceEntry included which reproduces the 503 response code with 'no healthy upstream' body. apiVersion: v1 kind: Namespace metadata: name: hello-world-app labels:

I have a table in a DB2 database that contains some URLs - it looks like this: ID | URL ---|----------------------------------------------------------------------------- A | https://website-name.com/something/53b/251038?list=1&split=M&source=123456 B | https://website-name.com/something/53b/250926?list=1&typ=2&source=AbcdA2abcA The bit at the end (after the final equals sign) is unique to each URL. I want to have this as a separate column to the ID column. So the output should look like this: ID | URL_end ---|----------- A | 123456 B | AbcdA2abcA Does anyone know how to do this please?

I am trying to implement a minimal "tee" function in batch. I followed an example as the base for my code, which uses tee_nt.txt as its source. I've written a simple test to understand the code. This is the batch that I run: @echo off echo HelloWorld | call tee.bat outfile.txt This calls my tee.bat: @echo off SET "File=%1" SETLOCAL FOR /F "tokens=1* delims=]" %%A IN ('FIND /N /V ""') DO ( > CON ECHO.%%B >> %File% ECHO.%%B ) ENDLOCAL The output to the console looks ok: S:\batch\snippets\tee\tee>test_tee.bat Hello World The output to the file should also be Hello World, but instead it is t

I have a CSV file with columns like: student_id,subject,score S001,Math,85 S001,Physics,92 S001,Chemistry,78 S002,Math,88 What I want to do is: Filter rows by a given student_id Find the highest score for that student Get the corresponding subject I’m able to read the CSV file, but I’m not sure about the best way to track the maximum score and return the related value. What would be a clean and beginner-friendly way to do this in Python? update: this is what i've got after 2 hours, is there anything i'm still missing and could improve on? # QUESTION: Highest Score Finder # Goal: Find which subject a student did best in # Step 1: Import the csv module to read CSV (Comma-Separated Values) files import csv # Step 2: Define a FUNCTION - a reusable block of code # Functions