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You may add your new Seeder to the DatabaseSeeder class. /** * Run the database seeds. * * @return void */ public function run() { $this->call(UserTableSeeder::class); } To run a database seeder, use the Artisan command php artisan db:seed ...
Database seeds are stored in the /database/seeds directory. You can create a seed using an Artisan command. php artisan make:seed UserTableSeeder Alternatively you can create a new class which extends Illuminate\Database\Seeder. The class must a public function named run().
You can reference models in a seeder. use DB; use App\Models\User; class UserTableSeeder extends Illuminate\Database\Seeder{ public function run(){ # Remove all existing entrie DB::table('users')->delete() ; User::create([ 'name' => 'Admin', ...
In (standard ANSI/ISO) SQL, the operator for string concatenation is ||. This syntax is supported by all major databases except SQL Server: SELECT 'Hello' || 'World' || '!'; --returns HelloWorld! Many databases support a CONCAT function to join strings: SELECT CONCAT('Hello', 'World'); --retur...
Syntax is: SUBSTRING ( string_expression, start, length ). Note that SQL strings are 1-indexed. SELECT SUBSTRING('Hello', 1, 2) --returns 'He' SELECT SUBSTRING('Hello', 3, 3) --returns 'llo' This is often used in conjunction with the LEN() function to get the last n characters of a string of un...
SQL Server The LEN doesn't count the trailing space. SELECT LEN('Hello') -- returns 5 SELECT LEN('Hello '); -- returns 5 The DATALENGTH counts the trailing space. SELECT DATALENGTH('Hello') -- returns 5 SELECT DATALENGTH('Hello '); -- returns 6 It should be noted though, that DATALE...
Nginx is a Web server used to serve HTTP requests over the Internet. Nginx is available on Linux, Windows and other OSes as direct download, and can also be built from source. For detailed instructions see Nginx official reference. ubuntu/debian nginx stable version is available in official repo,...
Detailed instructions on getting azureservicebus set up or installed.
While the Java Date class has several constructors, you'll notice that most are deprecated. The only acceptable way of creating a Date instance directly is either by using the empty constructor or passing in a long (number of milliseconds since standard base time). Neither are handy unless you're lo...
We can provide a consumer that will be called with the multiple relevant values: C++11 template <class F> void foo(int a, int b, F consumer) { consumer(a + b, a - b, a * b, a / b); } // use is simple... ignoring some results is possible as well foo(5, 12, [](int sum, int , int , i...
// The Option type can either contain Some value or None. fn find(value: i32, slice: &[i32]) -> Option<usize> { for (index, &element) in slice.iter().enumerate() { if element == value { // Return a value (wrapped in Some). return Some(index);...
To write the traditional Hello World program in Rust, create a text file called hello.rs containing the following source code: fn main() { println!("Hello World!"); } This defines a new function called main, which takes no parameters and returns no data. This is where your progra...
Inject and reduce are different names for the same thing. In other languages these functions are often called folds (like foldl or foldr). These methods are available on every Enumerable object. Inject takes a two argument function and applies that to all of the pairs of elements in the Array. For...
Discriminated unions in F# offer a a way to define types which may hold any number of different data types. Their functionality is similar to C++ unions or VB variants, but with the additional benefit of being type safe. // define a discriminated union that can hold either a float or a string type...
Type information does not need to be included in the cases of a discriminated union. By omitting type information you can create a union that simply represents a set of choices, similar to an enum. // This union can represent any one day of the week but none of // them are tied to a specific unde...
To apply a function to every item in an array, use array_map(). This will return a new array. $array = array(1,2,3,4,5); //each array item is iterated over and gets stored in the function parameter. $newArray = array_map(function($item) { return $item + 1; }, $array); $newArray now is a...
You can access the elements of an array by their indices. Array index numbering starts at 0. %w(a b c)[0] # => 'a' %w(a b c)[1] # => 'b' You can crop an array using range %w(a b c d)[1..2] # => ['b', 'c'] (indices from 1 to 2, including the 2) %w(a b c d)[1...2] # => ['b'] (indic...
It is possible to release dynamically allocated memory by calling free(). int *p = malloc(10 * sizeof *p); /* allocation of memory */ if (p == NULL) { perror("malloc failed"); return -1; } free(p); /* release of memory */ /* note that after free(p), even using the *value...
Standard Allocation The C dynamic memory allocation functions are defined in the <stdlib.h> header. If one wishes to allocate memory space for an object dynamically, the following code can be used: int *p = malloc(10 * sizeof *p); if (p == NULL) { perror("malloc() failed");...
In PHP, a fatal error is a kind of error that cannot be caught, that is, after experiencing a fatal error a program does not resume. However, to log this error or somehow handle the crash you can use register_shutdown_function to register shutdown handler. function fatalErrorHandler() { // Let...

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