On the opposite end of the spectrum is something like Door Dash.
On the opposite end of the spectrum is something like Door Dash.
bucket_definitions:
batches:
parameters: SELECT product_id as product_id FROM products WHERE products.team_id = request.team_id()
# Data Query
data:
- SELECT * FROM batches WHERE batches.product_id = bucket.product_id
```
could you try that?
bucket_definitions:
batches:
parameters: SELECT product_id as product_id FROM products WHERE products.team_id = request.team_id()
# Data Query
data:
- SELECT * FROM batches WHERE batches.product_id = bucket.product_id
```
could you try that?
If I'm understanding correctly, something like this might work:
If I'm understanding correctly, something like this might work:
> The “team_id” for batches is determined by the product_id and then by the product.
Could you clarify "and then by the product" ? Is there another column on the product table that filters batches?
> The “team_id” for batches is determined by the product_id and then by the product.
Could you clarify "and then by the product" ? Is there another column on the product table that filters batches?
One interesting avenue of thought here is mentorship. Highly personalized teacher & mentor (in contrast with mass production schools) seems like an inevitable use case. And if it's really good, people will become emotionally attached to their mentors.
One interesting avenue of thought here is mentorship. Highly personalized teacher & mentor (in contrast with mass production schools) seems like an inevitable use case. And if it's really good, people will become emotionally attached to their mentors.