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I have two JSON files, first file contains actual data and second file references to the data present in first file using $ref syntax. When I try deserialize the second JSON file, the code panics. ...
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Situation I have two tables. ing_master is a master list of ingredients; pdet is a product table, with an ingredients field formatted as json array. For each product's ingredient list in pdet, I want ...
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I'm trying to create a Pandas DataFrame from a JSON file that looks like this: { "GameID": "1,218,463,841", "Date - Start": "1761097369", "Date - End&...
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My client has requested that I provide a response from my API that looks like the following: { "entity_type": "company", "registered_date": "2020-01-01",...
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AWS documentation for querying Redshift's super is very much all in on supers that are arrays. But, I happen to want a super that is a map, as I'm sure a number of people do, and I would like to then ...
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When I run the cell below, and there is no file with the same name as filename, it executes perfectly. But on subsequent runs, if there exists a file with the same name, the kernel gets busy and ...
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I'm trying to migrate from the deprecated files.upload API to the new Slack upload flow using files.getUploadURLExternal. According to the documentation, the request should include a filename and ...
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I’m trying to convert PDF’s into json files (using docling in python). The problem is I’m very inexperienced with json files. Whenever I try to transform the json files, there are too many nested ...
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