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  • How to Use From_tz With Offset For Time Conversion In Oracle? preview
    5 min read
    When using the from_tz function with an offset for time conversion in Oracle, follow these steps:Use the from_tz function to convert a timestamp value to a timestamp with time zone value. The function takes two arguments: the timestamp value and the time zone name or offset.

  • How to Select the Actual Year In Oracle Date? preview
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    In Oracle, you can extract the actual year from a date using the EXTRACT function. The EXTRACT function allows you to retrieve a specific component of a date, such as year, month, day, etc.The syntax for extracting the year from a date is: SELECT EXTRACT(YEAR FROM your_date_column) FROM your_table; In this syntax, replace your_date_column with the actual column name that contains the date value, and your_table with the name of the table where the date column resides.

  • How to Handle Route Parameters In SvelteKit? preview
    8 min read
    In SvelteKit, handling route parameters is quite straightforward. Route parameters allow you to extract dynamic segments from the URL and use them within your components or pages.To handle route parameters in SvelteKit, you can follow these steps:Define a route with a parameter in your __layout.svelte or individual page/component file. Use square brackets [] to indicate the parameter, like [parameter] within your route path. For example: /path/[parameter].

  • How to Check the Jdk Version In Oracle? preview
    3 min read
    To check the JDK (Java Development Kit) version in Oracle, you can follow these steps:Open a command prompt or terminal window.Type "java -version" and press Enter.The Java version installed on your system will be displayed in the output.This command will provide you with information about the installed Java version, including the version number and additional details. It is a quick and convenient method to check the JDK version on your Oracle system.

  • How to Optimize Svelte Apps For Production? preview
    8 min read
    To optimize Svelte apps for production, you need to focus on reducing bundle size, improving runtime performance, and enhancing user experience. Here are some key considerations:Code splitting: Divide your code into smaller chunks or modules to enable lazy-loading and improve initial load times. Avoid bundling all components into a single file, as it can increase the bundle size and delay rendering.

  • How to Get the Value Between Two Strings In Oracle SQL? preview
    8 min read
    To get the value between two strings in Oracle SQL, you can use the built-in function SUBSTR and INSTR.

  • How to Implement Animations With SvelteMotion? preview
    6 min read
    To implement animations with SvelteMotion, you can follow these steps:Import the necessary functions from the svelte-motion library. For example, you might import motion from svelte-motion to enable animations. Wrap the component or element that you want to animate with the motion component. This component will enhance the element with animation properties and enable you to apply animation effects. Use the available animation properties provided by motion to animate your component.

  • How to Assign A Foreign Key In Oracle 10G? preview
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    To assign a foreign key in Oracle 10g, you need to follow the syntax: ALTER TABLE child_table ADD CONSTRAINT fk_constraint_name FOREIGN KEY (child_column) REFERENCES parent_table (parent_column); Here, child_table is the table that will contain the foreign key, while parent_table is the table that contains the primary key that the foreign key references.

  • How to Use Svelte With Routify For Routing? preview
    6 min read
    Sure! Svelte is a JavaScript framework that allows you to build user interfaces. Routify is another tool that helps in creating routes for your application. When using Svelte with Routify, you can effectively handle routing within your Svelte application.To begin using Svelte with Routify, you need to follow a few steps:Install Routify: Start by installing Routify globally or within your project using npm or yarn.

  • How to Make A "Partially Materialized" View In Oracle? preview
    6 min read
    Creating a "partially materialized" view in Oracle involves using the Materialized View feature along with a query rewrite technique. This allows you to have both materialized and non-materialized data within the same view, based on specific conditions.Here's a step-by-step explanation of how to achieve this:Start by creating a Materialized View that contains all the necessary data, whether it is fully materialized or not. This is called the "base" Materialized View.

  • How to Install Svelte on VPS? preview
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    To install Svelte on a VPS (Virtual Private Server), you can follow these steps:Connect to your VPS: Use SSH (Secure Shell) to log in to your VPS. Open a terminal and type the command: ssh username@vps_ip_address. Replace "username" with your VPS username and "vps_ip_address" with the IP address of your VPS. Enter your password when prompted.

  • How to Export A MySQL Table to XML File Using Laravel? preview
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    To export a MySQL table to an XML file using Laravel, you can follow these steps:First, make sure you have Laravel and MySQL installed and configured on your system. Open your Laravel project in a code editor and locate the file where you want to export the MySQL table to XML. Import the necessary classes.