Questions tagged [dumb-data]

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What is "dumb data" and "dumb data object" mean?

Sometimes I saw some people use "dumb data" or "dumb data object" to describe something, but I am not clear about the definition of "dumb data". Is dumb data mean some member in object that does not used by the object itself, but for others that use…
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Restoring mongodb from archived dumb on S3 server

I'm having a mongodb deployed on openshift, I want to restore the data from S3 bucket, is there a way to do this directly or I need to download the data from S3 first and then run mongorestore command?
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SSIS ; Moving selected data source to destination table

3 year older data moving source to staging table and then loading to the final table after delete only moved data from source how to achive that in ssis package? This process should have happen daily. I am using below query for select 3year old…
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How Can I Grab Data from Text based off of keywords

I want to take this text excerpt in node var text = ` [INFO] FIELD 1: FIELD 2: FIELD 3 : ` I want to take this Plain Text and Write Everything Behind the : of each line to a var or const!! How do I do This!
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How to avoid gnuplot from closing the program when plotting in terminal (set terminal dumb) when doing a system call from python3?

I am making a pipeline for analizing the quality of a FASTAQ file. Normally, the user would like to take a look at some box plots before deciding to filter or not the sequences. As everything will be running on a server I decided to print everything…
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Loading the DB dumb, and running all the migrations

For a Rails project, if you are given a DB dump, what's gong to be the way? I run all the migrations, and then I load the DB dump. I load just the DB dump. In point 2, if I load just the DB dump, and I, then add a new migration to my project. So…
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