I want to use Nomad in our project. But from the docs i could not get an answer, is there any proper way for assign a task to a specific node, ignoring scheduling. Is there such an opportunity?
Sorry for bad english.
Yes, you can use the constraint stanza:
The constraint allows restricting the set of eligible nodes. Constraints may filter on attributes or client metadata. Additionally constraints may be specified at the job, group, or task levels for ultimate flexibility.
constraint {
attribute = "${meta.my_custom_value}"
operator = ">"
value = "3"
}
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I'm currently building a Laravel 5.7 app where I have multiple boolean columns that indicate if some facilities are available for a building (model), eg, toilet yes/no. This works fine, but I was wondering what happens when I add more of these boolean columns later when I deploy the app.
Say I add a boolean column 'lights,' I could give it a default value of 0, but not NULL. So now all my existing buildings will say that there are no 'lights' (because the value is 0), where in reality it should be something like 'don't know' or 'undefined' Like a third state.
Should I use ENUM columns with yes/no/undefined instead? What are best practices for this scenario?
What I would do, is create separate table, with object_id, and facility_id. Now, you can have dynamic facilites table, and connect them with object. Connection will only have what it needs, so not every object "light" or something else.
You can certainly create them them as nullable()! It is a common practice, IMO.
As far as best practices go, it depends on how your application should be used. Do you want a user to notice that the state has not been selected one way or the other yet? Maybe you are displaying a prompt to configure the ones that are null. On the other hand, it may be safer to assume that the options should default to false in order to be rendered properly. If this is the case, maybe a notification can go out to your users to update this property.
This worked to me
$table->boolean('lights')->nullable();
Yes Yo are Right this could be a problem some times
But the Boolean CAN BE USED SUCH AS TRUE (OR) FALSE ie) 0 (OR) 1
where in reality it should be something like 'don't know' or 'undefined' Like a third state.
So in this Situation use Can use Enum
For Example Your table will have ups_availablity
Scenario One :
If you want to add NotAvailable by default just pass the value inside default method
$table->enum('ups_availablity', ['Available', 'NotAvailable'])->default('NotAvailable');
Scenario Two:
If you want to add Null add nullable method
$table->enum('ups_availablity', ['Available', 'NotAvailable'])->nullable();
If You have any clarification Kindly Comment Below
Hope its helps
Is there a way to search for a resource by its referencing resources? For example, is the a way to find all Observations of code = X with Provenance by agent Y?
GET [base]/Observation?code=X&???
One could:
GET [base]/Provenance?userid=Y&_include=Provenance:target:Observation
but that prevents any kind of filtering on Observation (which may create a volume problem in the response!). Also, I don't need the provenance resource - I just need to make sure that the Observations I'm using have a certain provenance.
Right now, to the best of my knowledge, there's no way to apply filters to multiple resources unless you're using _filter or using a custom OperationDefinition.
Ideally i want to set custom params for caching in some particular nodes using conditions in my template.php
E.g. algorithm: for node with known nid set custom caching params
But that's enough for my purpose simply exclude from caching particular node.
I fond this solution: Stop caching for a specific node type Drupal 7 this is exacly what im looking for but how i can change condition of checking from node type to nid.
I know about CacheExclude module, but for me unwanted to install module for just exclude one node for caching.
I'll be very grateful for helping me.
As per the example you gave in the link, add a custom module, implement a hook_init function (don't forget to clear the cache when you do this) and add the following to the hook function:
$node = menu_get_object();
if (!empty($node) && $node->nid == '<NODE ID HERE>') {
drupal_page_is_cacheable(false);
}
I'm working on creating a custom report report page in CQ5. I've got my reportbase and columnbase components set up correctly, by following the steps listed here. I am able to, for instance, pick up all the templates that are available, by setting the property nodeTypes to cq:Template
I want to add a constraint to it, say for example pick up templates whose jcr:title is foo. I created a node under querybuilder called propertyConstraints and added my constraints in the form of nodes below it, as describedhere. However, this does not work for me at all.
What is the correct way to add constraints to the querybuildernode? Has anyone tried this?
Also, once I get this working correctly, can I extend this example to return pages of a specific template?
Have you looked into the QueryBuilder API? Adobe's documentation discusses how to match 1 or more property values.
Create a node propertyConstraints under queryBuilder of type nt:unstructured
create another node under propertyConstraints with any name.
Add properties to this node :
name String jcr:title
value String foo
I created an ALV TREE report, using cl_gui_alv_tree, that has 3 levels. I'm also implementing an event handler for when he double clicks a node.
My problem is that I want to take some actions only when he double clicks a node that is a root node. The event 'node_double_click' gives a node_key, but that's the index of the displayed table. How could I achieve this?
The node ID is not an index, it's the ID you assigned to the node when adding it to the tree.
If possible, I'd suggest switching to CL_SALV_TREE - not only because it is documented
and supported by SAP, but also because it comes with some query methods that are quite handy. These methods are documented as well. You can use, for example, GET_NODE to retrieve a node by its ID and then use GET_PARENT to check whether the node in question is a top-level node or has a parent node it is attached to.
I created a pattern for myself, which i am using.
lv_parent1 = node_key.
while lv_parent1 ne go_Main_tree->C_VIRTUAL_ROOT_NODE.
CALL METHOD go_main_tree->get_parent
EXPORTING
i_node_key = lv_parent1
IMPORTING
e_parent_node_key = lv_parent1.
lv_hierlevel = lv_hierlevel + 1 .
ENDWHILE.
if lv_hierlevel > 2.
“ do what You want to do
endif.