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Weblogic 12c - Handling Datasource error at startup

情到浓时终转凉″ 提交于 2021-02-11 14:56:19
问题 I have configured different datasources in Weblogic 12c. Out of three configured datsource, i dont want to have connectivity test setup during application/server start? to handle same. I tried configuring the initial capacity to 0 for that particular DS. It's not working. Can someone suggest if I am missing something or any other suggestion/way to handle same via configuration? 来源: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/52915445/weblogic-12c-handling-datasource-error-at-startup

Need batch script to skip over existing .sfv files when ran a second time

倖福魔咒の 提交于 2021-02-08 11:48:19
问题 Made a simple batch script to create a .sfv for each file within the folder. I'm far from being a coder but I patched this together from various sites and made it work: for %%f in (*) do (cfv -C -f"%%f".sfv -tsfv "%%f") The issue is, if I run this batch file more than once, existing files get checked again and a separate .sfv file is created as a *.sfv.sfv Just wondering, how can this be written to ignore checking a file/writing a new .sfv if a .sfv exists? Thank you! Edit: I tried the

How to properly handle a file only used locally in git?

允我心安 提交于 2021-02-08 04:07:33
问题 I want to reorder the output of changed files in git commits so I've created a file called submodule/orderfile and configured diff.orderFile to point to that file. Now many problems arise If I add the file to .gitignore , the .gitignore will be listed as modified If I add the path submodule/orderfile to .git/info/exclude the file still appears when I run git status . Either way, orderfile or .gitignore will be listed in git status. If I commit it to a branch it'll be removed when I switch to

R Ignore character within a Regex string

假如想象 提交于 2021-01-27 21:36:09
问题 I've looked all over for some regex that will cause R to disregard the next character within a regular expression string. For example, given myvector : myvector <- c("abcdef", "ghijkl", "mnopqrs") and a regex string: regexstring <- "[a-z]{3}XXXXXXXXX " which includes some unknown characters XXXXXXXXX, I want to tell R to ignore the final space in the regular expression string itself. After running the following, regexstring <- "[a-z]{3} " sub(regexstring, " ", myvector) gives, "abcdef"