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C:\prj\quiz\withusers>php tareports.php
PHP Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_ELSE in
C:\prj\quiz\withusers\tareports.php on line 205
this is the section of code.

if (isset($row4)) {
if (isset($row5)) { //answer given?
if ($row4['answer_tag']==$row5['answer_tag']) {
?>
<div class=answer>Answer:<br />
<?php echo $row4['answer_tag']; ?>. <?php echo $row5['answer']; ?><?php if
($row5['is_img']) { ?><img src="<?php echo getconfigvar("basepath");
?>viewraimg.php?id=<?php echo $row5['answer_id']; ?>" /><?php } ?>
</div>
<br />
<?php
$ncorrect++;
} else { //no answer or answer is wrong
?>
<div class=answer>Answer 1:<br />
<?php echo $row5['answer_tag']; ?>. <?php echo $row5['answer']; ?><?php if
($row5['is_img']) { ?><img src="<?php echo getconfigvar("basepath");
?>viewraimg.php?id=<?php echo $row5['answer_id']; ?>" /><?php } ?>
</div>
<div class=answer>Answer 2:<br />
<?php echo $row4['answer_tag']; ?>. <?php echo $row4['answer']; ?><?php if
($row4['is_img']) { ?><img src="<?php echo getconfigvar("basepath");
?>viewraimg.php?id=<?php echo $row4['answer_id']; ?>" /><?php } ?>
</div>
<br />
<?php
$nwrong++;
}

....else blah blah
I need a 2nd pair of eyes. I've gone as far as I can debugging this thing.
my braces match. I even eliminated a stray open switch statement that I
copied from code elsewhere. Am I running into a PHP parser bug that doesn't
like certain IF constructs here?

I once got an error message about an unexpected } because one was missing in
my code or something like that. It was an odd error message for the problem.
and I think I am getting another one of these.
Mar 27 '06 #1
8 2794
Jim Michaels wrote:
C:\prj\quiz\withusers>php tareports.php
PHP Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_ELSE in
C:\prj\quiz\withusers\tareports.php on line 205
this is the section of code.

if (isset($row4)) {
if (isset($row5)) { //answer given?
if ($row4['answer_tag']==$row5['answer_tag']) {
?>
<div class=answer>Answer:<br />
<?php echo $row4['answer_tag']; ?>. <?php echo $row5['answer']; ?><?php if
($row5['is_img']) { ?><img src="<?php echo getconfigvar("basepath");
?>viewraimg.php?id=<?php echo $row5['answer_id']; ?>" /><?php } ?>
</div>
<br />
<?php
$ncorrect++;
} else { //no answer or answer is wrong
----------------^
.... this char here

?>
<div class=answer>Answer 1:<br />
<?php echo $row5['answer_tag']; ?>. <?php echo $row5['answer']; ?><?php if
($row5['is_img']) { ?><img src="<?php echo getconfigvar("basepath");
?>viewraimg.php?id=<?php echo $row5['answer_id']; ?>" /><?php } ?>
</div>
<div class=answer>Answer 2:<br />
<?php echo $row4['answer_tag']; ?>. <?php echo $row4['answer']; ?><?php if
($row4['is_img']) { ?><img src="<?php echo getconfigvar("basepath");
?>viewraimg.php?id=<?php echo $row4['answer_id']; ?>" /><?php } ?>
</div>
<br />
<?php
$nwrong++;
} ---------^
.... is ended by this one here, therefore an else is not expected here...
...else blah blah
I need a 2nd pair of eyes. I've gone as far as I can debugging this thing.
my braces match. I even eliminated a stray open switch statement that I
copied from code elsewhere. Am I running into a PHP parser bug that doesn't
like certain IF constructs here?

I once got an error message about an unexpected } because one was missing in
my code or something like that. It was an odd error message for the problem.
and I think I am getting another one of these.

Just at a glance I found the above.

I use a text editor called Textpad. It allows me to match open/close
braces/brackets/defined programming block containers. This is how I found
this.
--
dont pick your nose if it is sore
Mar 27 '06 #2

"Disco Octopus" <di**********@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:ke***************************@40tude.net...
Jim Michaels wrote:
C:\prj\quiz\withusers>php tareports.php
PHP Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_ELSE in
C:\prj\quiz\withusers\tareports.php on line 205
this is the section of code.

if (isset($row4)) {
if (isset($row5)) { //answer given?
if ($row4['answer_tag']==$row5['answer_tag']) {
?>
<div class=answer>Answer:<br />
<?php echo $row4['answer_tag']; ?>. <?php echo $row5['answer']; ?><?php
if
($row5['is_img']) { ?><img src="<?php echo getconfigvar("basepath");
?>viewraimg.php?id=<?php echo $row5['answer_id']; ?>" /><?php } ?>
</div>
<br />
<?php
$ncorrect++;
} else { //no answer or answer is wrong
----------------^
... this char here


the open curly bracket? that's a standard if construct.
if () {
} else {
}
am I not doing this right? I don't see it.

?>
<div class=answer>Answer 1:<br />
<?php echo $row5['answer_tag']; ?>. <?php echo $row5['answer']; ?><?php
if
($row5['is_img']) { ?><img src="<?php echo getconfigvar("basepath");
?>viewraimg.php?id=<?php echo $row5['answer_id']; ?>" /><?php } ?>
</div>
<div class=answer>Answer 2:<br />
<?php echo $row4['answer_tag']; ?>. <?php echo $row4['answer']; ?><?php
if
($row4['is_img']) { ?><img src="<?php echo getconfigvar("basepath");
?>viewraimg.php?id=<?php echo $row4['answer_id']; ?>" /><?php } ?>
</div>
<br />
<?php
$nwrong++;
}

---------^
... is ended by this one here, therefore an else is not expected here...
...else blah blah
I need a 2nd pair of eyes. I've gone as far as I can debugging this
thing.
my braces match. I even eliminated a stray open switch statement that I
copied from code elsewhere. Am I running into a PHP parser bug that
doesn't
like certain IF constructs here?

I once got an error message about an unexpected } because one was missing
in
my code or something like that. It was an odd error message for the
problem.
and I think I am getting another one of these.

Just at a glance I found the above.

I use a text editor called Textpad. It allows me to match open/close
braces/brackets/defined programming block containers. This is how I found
this.
--
dont pick your nose if it is sore

Mar 27 '06 #3

"Disco Octopus" <di**********@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:ke***************************@40tude.net...
Jim Michaels wrote:
C:\prj\quiz\withusers>php tareports.php
PHP Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_ELSE in
C:\prj\quiz\withusers\tareports.php on line 205
this is the section of code.

if (isset($row4)) {
if (isset($row5)) { //answer given?
if ($row4['answer_tag']==$row5['answer_tag']) {
?>
<div class=answer>Answer:<br />
<?php echo $row4['answer_tag']; ?>. <?php echo $row5['answer']; ?><?php
if
($row5['is_img']) { ?><img src="<?php echo getconfigvar("basepath");
?>viewraimg.php?id=<?php echo $row5['answer_id']; ?>" /><?php } ?>
</div>
<br />
<?php
$ncorrect++;
} else { //no answer or answer is wrong


----------------^
... this char here

?>
<div class=answer>Answer 1:<br />
<?php echo $row5['answer_tag']; ?>. <?php echo $row5['answer']; ?><?php
if
($row5['is_img']) { ?><img src="<?php echo getconfigvar("basepath");
?>viewraimg.php?id=<?php echo $row5['answer_id']; ?>" /><?php } ?>
</div>
<div class=answer>Answer 2:<br />
<?php echo $row4['answer_tag']; ?>. <?php echo $row4['answer']; ?><?php
if
($row4['is_img']) { ?><img src="<?php echo getconfigvar("basepath");
?>viewraimg.php?id=<?php echo $row4['answer_id']; ?>" /><?php } ?>
</div>
<br />
<?php
$nwrong++;
}

---------^
... is ended by this one here, therefore an else is not expected here...
...else blah blah
I need a 2nd pair of eyes. I've gone as far as I can debugging this
thing.
my braces match. I even eliminated a stray open switch statement that I
copied from code elsewhere. Am I running into a PHP parser bug that
doesn't
like certain IF constructs here?

I once got an error message about an unexpected } because one was missing
in
my code or something like that. It was an odd error message for the
problem.
and I think I am getting another one of these.

Just at a glance I found the above.

I use a text editor called Textpad. It allows me to match open/close
braces/brackets/defined programming block containers. This is how I found
this.


tried textpad. dreamweaver does the same thing as control-shift-M. Found
the open switch statement by printing out the code and drawing lines between
the brackets. turned out to be mostly dead code so I eliminated it. but it
was farther up the code block. didn't eliminate the error message. all it
did was move it.

the entire file (with headers for execution) can be found for a while at
http://home.comcast.net/~mmediap3/z/dbinc.php
http://home.comcast.net/~mmediap3/z/header.php
http://home.comcast.net/~mmediap3/z/tareports.php
tareports.php is the one with the problem.
Mar 27 '06 #4
Jim Michaels wrote:
"Disco Octopus" <di**********@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:ke***************************@40tude.net...
Jim Michaels wrote:
C:\prj\quiz\withusers>php tareports.php
PHP Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_ELSE in
C:\prj\quiz\withusers\tareports.php on line 205
this is the section of code.

if (isset($row4)) {
if (isset($row5)) { //answer given?
if ($row4['answer_tag']==$row5['answer_tag']) {
?>
<div class=answer>Answer:<br />
<?php echo $row4['answer_tag']; ?>. <?php echo $row5['answer']; ?><?php
if
($row5['is_img']) { ?><img src="<?php echo getconfigvar("basepath");
?>viewraimg.php?id=<?php echo $row5['answer_id']; ?>" /><?php } ?>
</div>
<br />
<?php
$ncorrect++;
} else { //no answer or answer is wrong


----------------^
... this char here


the open curly bracket? that's a standard if construct.
if () {
} else {
}
am I not doing this right? I don't see it.


This was the first part of my response...



?>
<div class=answer>Answer 1:<br />
<?php echo $row5['answer_tag']; ?>. <?php echo $row5['answer']; ?><?php
if
($row5['is_img']) { ?><img src="<?php echo getconfigvar("basepath");
?>viewraimg.php?id=<?php echo $row5['answer_id']; ?>" /><?php } ?>
</div>
<div class=answer>Answer 2:<br />
<?php echo $row4['answer_tag']; ?>. <?php echo $row4['answer']; ?><?php
if
($row4['is_img']) { ?><img src="<?php echo getconfigvar("basepath");
?>viewraimg.php?id=<?php echo $row4['answer_id']; ?>" /><?php } ?>
</div>
<br />
<?php
$nwrong++;
}

--------^
... is ended by this one here, therefore an else is not expected here...


I think you may have missed the *second* part of my responce to you.

--
freeball
Mar 27 '06 #5

"Disco Octopus" <di**********@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:9s***************************@40tude.net...
Jim Michaels wrote:
"Disco Octopus" <di**********@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:ke***************************@40tude.net...
Jim Michaels wrote:

C:\prj\quiz\withusers>php tareports.php
PHP Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_ELSE in
C:\prj\quiz\withusers\tareports.php on line 205
this is the section of code.

if (isset($row4)) {
if (isset($row5)) { //answer given?
if ($row4['answer_tag']==$row5['answer_tag']) {
?>
<div class=answer>Answer:<br />
<?php echo $row4['answer_tag']; ?>. <?php echo $row5['answer'];
?><?php
if
($row5['is_img']) { ?><img src="<?php echo getconfigvar("basepath");
?>viewraimg.php?id=<?php echo $row5['answer_id']; ?>" /><?php } ?>
</div>
<br />
<?php
$ncorrect++;
} else { //no answer or answer is wrong

----------------^
... this char here


the open curly bracket? that's a standard if construct.
if () {
} else {
}
am I not doing this right? I don't see it.


This was the first part of my response...




?>
<div class=answer>Answer 1:<br />
<?php echo $row5['answer_tag']; ?>. <?php echo $row5['answer'];
?><?php
if
($row5['is_img']) { ?><img src="<?php echo getconfigvar("basepath");
?>viewraimg.php?id=<?php echo $row5['answer_id']; ?>" /><?php } ?>
</div>
<div class=answer>Answer 2:<br />
<?php echo $row4['answer_tag']; ?>. <?php echo $row4['answer'];
?><?php
if
($row4['is_img']) { ?><img src="<?php echo getconfigvar("basepath");
?>viewraimg.php?id=<?php echo $row4['answer_id']; ?>" /><?php } ?>
</div>
<br />
<?php
$nwrong++;
}
--------^
... is ended by this one here, therefore an else is not expected here...

I think you may have missed the *second* part of my responce to you.

I have the same kind of construct which didn't get an error at lines
134-153.
if ($row2['ra_id_given_id']!=0) {
$q3=mysql_query("SELECT * FROM quiz_report_questions WHERE
rq_id=$row2[ra_id_given_id]", $link);
$row3=mysql_fetch_array($q3);
if ($row2['correct_ra_id']!=0) {
$q4=mysql_query("SELECT * FROM quiz_report_answers WHERE
ra_id=$row2[correct_ra_id]", $link);
$row4=mysql_fetch_array($q4);
if ($row4['answer_tag']==$row3['answer_tag']) {
$ncorrect++;
} else {
$nwrong++;
}
} else { //bad test
$bad=true;
}
} else { // user gave no answer. doesn't matter if no answer available.
if ($row2['correct_ra_id']!=0) {
//answer available. consider it wrong. don't even have to look
it up.
$nwrong++;
}
}
}
One clue:

I commented out the else statements because both were giving the same
"unexpected" error (?!?interpreter bug?) then it complained about
unexpected case. (!?!) I double-checked the syntax. looks valid for a
switch(){}. something else above that first else error is causing the
interpreter to go haywire.

if (isset($row4)) {
if (isset($row5)) { //answer given?
if ($row4['answer_tag']==$row5['answer_tag']) {
?>
<div class=answer>Answer given:<br />
<?php echo $row4['answer_tag']; ?>. <?php echo $row5['answer']; ?><?php if
($row5['is_img']) { ?><img src="<?php echo getconfigvar("basepath");
?>viewraimg.php?id=<?php echo $row5['answer_id']; ?>" /><?php } ?>
</div>
<br />
<?php
$ncorrect++;
} /*else { //no answer or answer is wrong
?>
<div class=answer>Answer given:<br />
<?php echo $row5['answer_tag']; ?>. <?php echo $row5['answer']; ?><?php if
($row5['is_img']) { ?><img src="<?php echo getconfigvar("basepath");
?>viewraimg.php?id=<?php echo $row5['answer_id']; ?>" /><?php } ?>
</div>
<div class=answer>Correct Answer:<br />
<?php echo $row4['answer_tag']; ?>. <?php echo $row4['answer']; ?><?php if
($row4['is_img']) { ?><img src="<?php echo getconfigvar("basepath");
?>viewraimg.php?id=<?php echo $row4['answer_id']; ?>" /><?php } ?>
</div>
<br />
<?php
$nwrong++;
}*/
} /*else { //no answer given
?>
<div class=answer>Answer given:<br />
None.
</div>
<br />
<?php
$nwrong++;
}*/
} //else question has no correct answer. don't count.
Mar 27 '06 #6
>
I have the same kind of construct which didn't get an error at lines
134-153.
if ($row2['ra_id_given_id']!=0) {
$q3=mysql_query("SELECT * FROM quiz_report_questions WHERE
rq_id=$row2[ra_id_given_id]", $link);
$row3=mysql_fetch_array($q3);
if ($row2['correct_ra_id']!=0) {
$q4=mysql_query("SELECT * FROM quiz_report_answers WHERE
ra_id=$row2[correct_ra_id]", $link);
$row4=mysql_fetch_array($q4);
if ($row4['answer_tag']==$row3['answer_tag']) {
$ncorrect++;
} else {
$nwrong++;
}
} else { //bad test
$bad=true;
}
} else { // user gave no answer. doesn't matter if no answer
available.
if ($row2['correct_ra_id']!=0) {
//answer available. consider it wrong. don't even have to look
it up.
$nwrong++;
}
}
}


You have already been told by Disco Octopus what the problem is, (did you
even read his reply?).
Look at the code bellow and it will show you where the error is.

if ($row2['ra_id_given_id']!=0)
{
$q3=mysql_query("SELECT * FROM quiz_report_questions WHERE
rq_id=$row2[ra_id_given_id]", $link);
$row3=mysql_fetch_array($q3);
if ($row2['correct_ra_id']!=0)
{
$q4=mysql_query("SELECT * FROM quiz_report_answers WHERE
ra_id=$row2[correct_ra_id]", $link);
$row4=mysql_fetch_array($q4);
if ($row4['answer_tag']==$row3['answer_tag'])
{
$ncorrect++;
}
else
{
$nwrong++;
}
}
else
{ //bad test
$bad=true;
}
////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// this else has no if!!!!
////////////////////////////////////////////////////
}
else
{ // user gave no answer. doesn't matter if no answer available.
if ($row2['correct_ra_id']!=0)
{
//answer available. consider it wrong. don't even have to look
it up.
$nwrong++;
}
}
}

And in my experience, "(?!?interpreter bug?)" usually means that you are
wrong.

Simon
--
http://urlkick.com/
Free URL redirection service. Turns a long URL into a much shorter one.
Mar 27 '06 #7

"Simon" <sp********@example.com> wrote in message
news:48************@individual.net...

I have the same kind of construct which didn't get an error at lines
134-153.
if ($row2['ra_id_given_id']!=0) {
$q3=mysql_query("SELECT * FROM quiz_report_questions WHERE
rq_id=$row2[ra_id_given_id]", $link);
$row3=mysql_fetch_array($q3);
if ($row2['correct_ra_id']!=0) {
$q4=mysql_query("SELECT * FROM quiz_report_answers WHERE
ra_id=$row2[correct_ra_id]", $link);
$row4=mysql_fetch_array($q4);
if ($row4['answer_tag']==$row3['answer_tag']) {
$ncorrect++;
} else {
$nwrong++;
}
} else { //bad test
$bad=true;
}
} else { // user gave no answer. doesn't matter if no answer
available.
if ($row2['correct_ra_id']!=0) {
//answer available. consider it wrong. don't even have to look
it up.
$nwrong++;
}
}
}

You have already been told by Disco Octopus what the problem is, (did you
even read his reply?).
Look at the code bellow and it will show you where the error is.

if ($row2['ra_id_given_id']!=0)
{
$q3=mysql_query("SELECT * FROM quiz_report_questions WHERE
rq_id=$row2[ra_id_given_id]", $link);
$row3=mysql_fetch_array($q3);
if ($row2['correct_ra_id']!=0)
{
$q4=mysql_query("SELECT * FROM quiz_report_answers WHERE
ra_id=$row2[correct_ra_id]", $link);
$row4=mysql_fetch_array($q4);
if ($row4['answer_tag']==$row3['answer_tag'])
{
$ncorrect++;
}
else
{
$nwrong++;
}
}
else
{ //bad test
$bad=true;
}
////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// this else has no if!!!!
////////////////////////////////////////////////////
}
else
{ // user gave no answer. doesn't matter if no answer available.
if ($row2['correct_ra_id']!=0)
{
//answer available. consider it wrong. don't even have to look
it up.
$nwrong++;
}
}
}

see the if statement if ($row2['correct_ra_id']!=0) { for the one
with the comment "bad test". it's obvious.
for the one without the comment below your /////////// see if
($row2['ra_id_given_id']!=0) { it goes with the one with the comment "user
gave no answer". brackets match. already checked many times. I printed
the code out and drew lines between the curly brackets to make sure my if
statements were correct, and checked them with a brace checker.

it turns out I am not the only one to cause the interpreter to crash with
this "unexpected T_ELSE" error message (causes VC6 JIT debugger to come up).
there is a bug logged at php.net. the first guy didn't give his full code
so the bug report didn't go very far.

the last curly brace came from the end of a while() statement so it's bogus.

I did find an echo line around line 306 that didn't have a semicolon. (4.3.8
didn't give me an error about a missing else or case statement) I
discovered that because I used 4.3.8 to execute it. and then after I fixed
that bug, 4.3.8 hung and I can't kill it. maybe it's because of the
sessions or mysql being used in conjection with command-line (sessions?).


And in my experience, "(?!?interpreter bug?)" usually means that you are
wrong.

Simon
--
http://urlkick.com/
Free URL redirection service. Turns a long URL into a much shorter one.

Mar 27 '06 #8
In article <16********************@comcast.com>,
"Jim Michaels" <NO***************@yahoo.com> wrote:
C:\prj\quiz\withusers>php tareports.php
PHP Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_ELSE in
C:\prj\quiz\withusers\tareports.php on line 205
this is the section of code.

if (isset($row4)) {
if (isset($row5)) { //answer given?
if ($row4['answer_tag']==$row5['answer_tag']) {
?>
<div class=answer>Answer:<br />
<?php echo $row4['answer_tag']; ?>. <?php echo $row5['answer']; ?><?php if
($row5['is_img']) { ?><img src="<?php echo getconfigvar("basepath");
?>viewraimg.php?id=<?php echo $row5['answer_id']; ?>" /><?php } ?>
</div>
<br />
<?php
$ncorrect++;
} else { //no answer or answer is wrong
?>
<div class=answer>Answer 1:<br />
<?php echo $row5['answer_tag']; ?>. <?php echo $row5['answer']; ?><?php if
($row5['is_img']) { ?><img src="<?php echo getconfigvar("basepath");
?>viewraimg.php?id=<?php echo $row5['answer_id']; ?>" /><?php } ?>
</div>
<div class=answer>Answer 2:<br />
<?php echo $row4['answer_tag']; ?>. <?php echo $row4['answer']; ?><?php if
($row4['is_img']) { ?><img src="<?php echo getconfigvar("basepath");
?>viewraimg.php?id=<?php echo $row4['answer_id']; ?>" /><?php } ?>
</div>
<br />
<?php
$nwrong++;
}

...else blah blah
I need a 2nd pair of eyes. I've gone as far as I can debugging this thing.
my braces match. I even eliminated a stray open switch statement that I
copied from code elsewhere. Am I running into a PHP parser bug that doesn't
like certain IF constructs here?

I once got an error message about an unexpected } because one was missing in
my code or something like that. It was an odd error message for the problem.
and I think I am getting another one of these.


Not that this is going to help but ...

I have to say I find code laid out like this to be unreadable. I tend to
line up ifs, elses, and braces so I can easily see where blocks start
and end and which else matches with which if. Is it tedious to do this?
A bit but it saves huge amounts of time. For editing I use TextWrangler
as that gives syntax-colouring - useful when you have lots of quotes
kicking about.

Also if you have lots of nested ifs and elses you probably want to
rethink what you are doing and how you are doing it.

-- tim
Mar 30 '06 #9

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SQL Server 2000 SP4. Running the script below prints 'Unexpected': ----------------------------- DECLARE @String AS varchar(1) SELECT @String = 'z' IF @String LIKE ''
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by: bintom | last post by:
I ran the following simple code in C++ and got unexpected results: float f = 139.4; cout << f; Output: 139.399994;
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by: LordZyse | last post by:
Just so everyone can know, I would LOVE to stay with yellowtip webserver, if you know how to install the GD files to it PLEASE let me know. This php worked on my 4.x php server but I get...
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by: broll911 | last post by:
I am gettin a error message on this script can someone help me. I am a complete newbie on this stuff. Thanks in advance for any help you can give me. here is the error. Parse error: syntax error,...
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I have written a php script (test3.php), which I attached as a text file. Its includes are also attached as text files. I'm trying to run the script here: http://www.wondergy.com/phptestbed/test3.php...
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by: MeoLessi9 | last post by:
I have VirtualBox installed on Windows 11 and now I would like to install Kali on a virtual machine. However, on the official website, I see two options: "Installer images" and "Virtual machines"....
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by: DolphinDB | last post by:
The formulas of 101 quantitative trading alphas used by WorldQuant were presented in the paper 101 Formulaic Alphas. However, some formulas are complex, leading to challenges in calculation. Take...
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by: DolphinDB | last post by:
Tired of spending countless mintues downsampling your data? Look no further! In this article, you’ll learn how to efficiently downsample 6.48 billion high-frequency records to 61 million...
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by: ryjfgjl | last post by:
ExcelToDatabase: batch import excel into database automatically...
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The next Access Europe meeting will be on Wednesday 6 Mar 2024 starting at 18:00 UK time (6PM UTC) and finishing at about 19:15 (7.15PM). In this month's session, we are pleased to welcome back...
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by: marcoviolo | last post by:
Dear all, I would like to implement on my worksheet an vlookup dynamic , that consider a change of pivot excel via win32com, from an external excel (without open it) and save the new file into a...
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by: isladogs | last post by:
The next Access Europe meeting will be on Wednesday 6 Mar 2024 starting at 18:00 UK time (6PM UTC) and finishing at about 19:15 (7.15PM). In this month's session, we are pleased to welcome back...
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by: ArrayDB | last post by:
The error message I've encountered is; ERROR:root:Error generating model response: exception: access violation writing 0x0000000000005140, which seems to be indicative of an access violation...
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by: PapaRatzi | last post by:
Hello, I am teaching myself MS Access forms design and Visual Basic. I've created a table to capture a list of Top 30 singles and forms to capture new entries. The final step is a form (unbound)...

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