I used a merge syntax from Oracle, which didn't work as I expected.
Then l learned about pg
insert into ... on conflict do update
I used a merge syntax from Oracle, which didn't work as I expected.
Then l learned about pg
insert into ... on conflict do update
The fix was to switch to NAT instead of routing.
The fix was to switch to NAT instead of routing.
`cp file1 file2` becomes ...
`node -e \"require('fs').cpSync('file1', 'file2');\"`
While figuring this out, I made a dir called '.
which could not be removed in powershell or explorer,
thanks for wsl ubuntu!
`cp file1 file2` becomes ...
`node -e \"require('fs').cpSync('file1', 'file2');\"`
While figuring this out, I made a dir called '.
which could not be removed in powershell or explorer,
thanks for wsl ubuntu!