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Do you mean stop a query within workbench? If so:
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I got an error message while verification of my ITR1.
[#/ITR/ITR1/TaxPayments/TaxPayment/0/DateDep: string [NaN-NaN-NaN] does not match pattern ([12]\d{3}-(0[1-9]|1[0-2])-(0[1-9]|[12]\d|3[01]))];#;Please contact the developer of your utility with the error key
Please help me to solve this
I had the same problem. I downloaded the JSON after filling online and then used offline utility to file the returns.
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I was wondering how MySQL (and other databases for that matter) work under the hood. Do they use standard C I/O calls like fseek to find a record?
Here is the link to the source code. From a quick review of the file I can confirm that there are multiple check that is been done before and after an insert. It's actually a great idea to review the whole file very interesting.
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Unfortunately i have dropped all table from a database of a WordPress website, but i have not any backup. Is it possible to restore all table from cpanel without backup?
Please help me.
I'm sorry to say that without a backup file there is nothing you can do. Did you try contacting your hosting company to see if they happen to have a backup? Sometimes they do.
I wish you luck.
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Currently I am integrating Yodlee and looking for getting data for a specific item by using itemAccountId. I am able to do site level refresh and getting data.
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Guys, May I know the reason for down vote so I can correct my mistakes on next time.
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There is no API to give you data using itemAccountID(i.e. per account) but there is an API which takes itemID(per container) and returns the accounts associated.
Try getItemSummaryForItem1 API.
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If you have a slow SQL query, how do you debug it?
Where do you start and what are the steps needed to identify the problem?
I'm new to this subject and searching online wouldn't give me a clear idea how to start.
Your best tool is to look at the execution plan. On a high level, the execution plan shows how the query is executing, and what parts of the query take more processing relative to the other parts. This is the best anyone on this site would be able to do for you without seeing the query, and the execution plan for that matter. There are so many things that could be causing the problem.
Here are a few references (depending on what version of MySQL you are in)-
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.5/en/execution-plan-information.html
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/execution-plan-information.html