dimensions

问题 I have a table in my SQL Server where I "stage" my datawarehouse extract from our ERP system. From this staging table ( table name: DBO.DWUSD_LIVE ) , I build my dimensions and load my fact data. An example DIMENSION table is called "SHIPTO", this dimensions has the following columns: "shipto_id "shipto" "salpha" "ssalpha" "shipto address" "shipto name" "shipto city" Right now I have an SSIS package that does a SELECT DISTINCT across the above columns to retrieve the "unique" data, then

问题 I found the way to display the dimensions in separate lines by copy product-attributes.php file to my child-theme and replace: <?php if ( $display_dimensions && $product->has_dimensions() ) : ?> <tr> <th><?php _e( 'Dimensions', 'woocommerce' ) ?></th> <td class="product_dimensions"><?php echo esc_html( wc_format_dimensions( $product->get_dimensions( false ) ) ); ?></td> </tr> <?php endif; ?> with: <?php if ( $display_dimensions && $product->has_dimensions() ) : ?> <tr> <th>Length</th> <td

问题 I'll at least try to keep this succinct. Let's suppose we're tracking the balances of accounts over time. So our fact table will have columns such as... Account Balance Fact Table (FK)AccountID (FK)DateID ... Balance ... Obviously you have an Account Dimension Table and a Date Dimension Table . So now we can easily filter on Accounts or Dates (or date ranges, etc.). But here's the kicker... Accounts can belong to Groups -- any number of Groups at a given Date. Groups are simply logical

问题 Why the output here array = np.arange(3) array.shape is (3,) and not (1,3) What does the missing dimension means or equals? 回答1: In case there's confusion, (3,) doesn't mean there's a missing dimension. The comma is part of the standard Python notation for a single element tuple. Shapes (1,3), (3,), and (3,1) are distinct, While they can contain the same 3 elements, their use in calculations ( broadcasting ) is different, their print format is different, and their list equivalent is different

问题 I'm loading the source of an image dynamically using ajax, where s is this source. I create an image element in the DOM, assign it this source once it's loaded, and then append it to a div called imgwrapper . Then I try to get the image's dimensions, but it doesn't work. I'm aware you can't get the dimensions of an image that's dynamically loaded, but not even after being appended to the DOM? My code is as below: //use ajax to get value of s (the image source) img = document.createElement(

问题 I'm facing the next problem: I have a values-xxhdpi with their dimensions.xml. Devices with 480 dpi work great with this folder. The problem is that for example Samsung Galaxy S4 or S5 catch the values from this folder and not look well in screen because they have a 420 dpi. So I need to create a values-SOMETHING to this type or devices. I try adding values-w410dp and work fine, but if I add this folder the devices with 480 dpi now catch de values from this folder and not the values from the

问题 I have a very simple SSAS dimension which looks like this: Dimension Name: DimKeyword 1 Attribute: Keyword with KeywordID as the KeyColumn and Keyword (name) as the NameColumn Using MDX, I want to get one row with the Max MEMBER_KEY for the DimKeyword dimension (without listing all the Keywords), so far I have: WITH MEMBER KeywordID as [Dim Keyword].[Keyword].currentmember.MEMBER_KEY SELECT {KeywordID} on COLUMNS FROM [Some Cube] Although this seems to only return 0 (which I assume is for the

问题 Heyho mates, currently I am learning the new layout editor of Android Studio with the new ConstraintLayout . By the way, I hate it. But I got the issue, that if I want to specify a layout_height with @dimen , it gets replaced with a dp value instead. Someone else got this issue? Android Studio version 2.2.2 & 2.2.3 same issue. Newest gradle version. Thanks in advance guys! Edit : Code example : <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <ScrollView xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk

问题 I just upgraded to Wordpress 3.5, and one cool feature seems to be that if you copy a Youtube URL directly from the browser and paste into a singles post, the video automatically embeds! However, I'm having trouble figuring out why the following (pasted in a standard post) doesn't work to adjust the dimensions of the embed: [embed width="20" height="106"]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IjoxX5dXM8g[/embed] I searched around Stackoverflow, and it seems like people were saying that you could

问题 I've learnt from somewhere a long time ago that specifying width and height for <img> elements in an HTML document speeds up and improves the page loading experience, and have generally kept to this practice: <img src="" width="100" height="100" /> I'm now faced with a situation where I have a very large number of images on a single page, and I'd prefer to set the dimensions via CSS for both easier control and less repetitive HTML code: .whatever img {width: 100px; height: 100px;} Although