$ docker container run -it --rm -v /path/to/data:/data oduwsdl/ipwb ipwb index -o /data/cdxj/custom.cdxj /data/warc/custom.warc.gz $ docker container run -it --rm -v /path/to/data:/data -p 2016:2016 oduwsdl/ipwb ipwb replay /data/cdxj/custom.cdxj If the host folder...
In this example, we have seen two functions:insertcreates a new record in the database and returns its ID. Like everything else in Persistent, IDs are type safe. We’ll get into more details of how these IDs work later. So when you callinsert $ Person "Michael" 26, it gives you a...
To enforce this synchronisation policy, TML uses a single global versioned lock [19], , and a local register to record a snapshot of at the beginning of the transaction t. A writing transaction is in progress iff the value of is odd. A transaction t starts by calling , then reading ...
herein may take advantage of certain properties of a first level memory (e.g., a near memory cache (NMC)) to record an implicit log of transactions with a second level memory (e.g., the persistent memory), thus eliminating the need for consistency mechanisms (e.g., journaling or CoW)...
Soil microbial respiration is an important source of uncertainty in projecting future climate and carbon (C) cycle feedbacks. However, its feedbacks to climate warming and underlying microbial mechanisms are still poorly understood. Here we show that the
In this example, we have seen two functions:insertcreates a new record in the database and returns its ID. Like everything else in Persistent, IDs are type safe. We’ll get into more details of how these IDs work later. So when you callinsert $ Person "Michael" 26, it gives you a...
However, there are a few things wecan'tdo. For one, there's no way to automatically update values in the database every time the record is updated in Haskell. Of course, with Haskell's normal stance of purity and immutability, this wouldn't make much sense anyway, so I don't shed an...
In this example, we have seen two functions:insertcreates a new record in the database and returns its ID. Like everything else in Persistent, IDs are type safe. We’ll get into more details of how these IDs work later. So when you callinsert $ Person "Michael" 26, it gives you a...