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2007 Jun 01
1
aggregate in zoo
...c................... Any help on what I'm missing would be appreciated. I am particularly confused by the fact that the command used works fine on the original data file (i.e. before subsetting by first day of month). Sorry if I have overlooked something very simple. <Z dayofmonth open 2000-02-01 01 1636.10 2000-03-01 01 1596.75 2000-04-03 03 1737.70 2000-05-01 01 1695.65 2000-06-01 01 1651.90 2000-07-03 03 1669.20 2000-08-01 01 1628.35 2000-09-01 01 1717.35 2000-10-02 02 1614.55 2000-11-01 01 1587.10 2...
2004 Aug 06
0
a new directory service
...ot; Date If PropertyID is "C", it means "Classification" Any string. GMT_Time: HH ":" MM Source: "R" | "L" | "P" (R=Recorded live, L=Live, P= Playlist) Date: DayOfWeek | DayOfMonth | FullyQualifiedDate DayOfWeek: "Mon", "Tue", "Wed", "Thu", "Fri", "Sat", "Sun" DayOfMonth: Any integer between [1 to 31] FullyQualifiedDate: DayOfMonth "/" Month "/" Year (provided...
2007 Apr 09
1
help with ActiveRecord joins
...EPART(dw, start_date) = weekday AND (monthweek IS NULL OR datepart(dd, start_date) BETWEEN 7*(monthweek-1) + 1 AND 7*(monthweek-1) + 7) )) OR events.id IN (SELECT event_id FROM occurrences WHERE startdate = start_date) (the DATEPART function is sqlserver-specific, works like DAYOFWEEK() and DAYOFMONTH() in mysql) I''m wondering the best way to use this query in ActiveRecord. Would it be better to write an Event.find_by_daterange method that uses find with a manual :joins options, or using find_by_sql, or create view which encapsulates this query and do queries on a corresponding model o...
2004 Aug 06
16
a new directory service
So I've been doing some research and thinking here and there about what a _good_ directory service for icecast would be like. I'd appreciate some feedback and some discussion on this topic, before I start putting a lot of effort into developing it. First off, I think getting rid of # of listeners is a must. It just creates a self-fulfilling prophecy and encourages cheating. I think the