We are trying to build an application using BEAM as our transformation API. Currently we are running in an issue, and would appreciate if someone can point us to in the right direction.
Here is our use case.
1. We are processing a file, which needs to call the database and then replace the value with the key. This code works fine.
2. We have some business logic where if asked for cached, then we should load the complete key/values in a map and provide it to the PCollection. This is where we are struggling.
We would really appreciate, if you someone could guide us in the right direction.
If this is not the correct forum could you please let us know where we can post such questions.
Thank you
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I have an Anylogic model to test. There are some problems about the execution of the model. I want to find the person who made some parts of the model to get a right solution from him/her. Is there any way to find, which user made which part? I couldnt find any relative part in the program.
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what do you mean? You have a model that was done by a team and you want to know who did what code in the model so you go and speak to them directly ? Or you have a resource in your model that works a part (agent) and you want to have an assessment on what did each resource work on?
for the first option:
you can't unless everybody puts their names in the code and descriptions indicating what they changed or if you use a version control tool such as GIT
For the second option:
your question is a bit too broad... but what you can do to verify your model is to use the execution log, which will tell you what resource worked on what parts and for how long.
you turn your execution logs clickin in the database in your projects tab, in the database properties in the log section."Log model execution"
After that you want to check the resource_unit_states_log, which has all the information on what each one of your resources did in details, which answers your question.
There are other ways, but this will be the answer :)
In my MERN stack application, after sending a POST request to my route, I handle it and save an object to mongo. When I was using .then(data => {res.json(data)}) I was getting an empty {} object as a response and nothing was saving to mongo. This seems to be in the express documentation as valid though? This was also in two tutorials I watched where a bunch of people seemed to get their project working and no one mentioned this as a sticking point in the comments. But I had to hunt down .then(data => {res.status(200).json(data)}) and then the POST request would return my object and it would then show up in mongo. Im using mongoose btw. Im not sure if that is important to say. Both times I received a 200 response however the second code was the only one that made my object appear in mongo atlas. Please please help me know why the bottom code with .status(200) worked while leaving this out did not. It's muddling my mind. This is my first time asking a question on here so any answers that are in the form of a question, please don't answer. If this is not enough information for you to go from, please respectfully ignore this post and move on. Yes I have tried to find other information on this. If you have found some that I havent, please respectfully post sources and dont close this question incase it helps others doing beginner tutorials. We have to start somewhere and of course wont be as good at finding resources as those who have been coding for years. Thank you again though to all for constructive answers :)
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My Issue
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Current Attempt
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How ever many examples I give it just doesn't seem to recognise this. Have I done something wrong / am I missing something?
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