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WITH 
    my_table_name AS 
    (
        SELECT 'v_forecast_summary' AS table_name
    )
,   colpad AS 
    (
        SELECT 
            MAX(length(columns.column_name)) AS pad
        FROM information_schema.columns 

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Work Instruction: Setting Up Automatic Updates for Linux Systems (Debian/Ubuntu-Based)

Purpose:
This document outlines the steps to configure unattended upgrades on Debian-based Linux systems, ensuring that systems automatically receive and apply security updates.

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Step 1: Install Unattended Upgrades

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  (((my_year - 1970) * 365) +            
  ((my_year - 1970) / 4) - if(my_year % 4 = 0,1,0) +              
  IF(my_month > 1, 31, 0) +             
  IF(my_month > 2, IF((my_year % 4 = 0), 29, 28), 0) +  
  IF(my_month > 3, 31, 0) +                
  IF(my_month > 4, 30, 0) +                
  IF(my_month > 5, 31, 0) +                
  IF(my_month > 6, 30, 0) +                
  IF(my_month > 7, 31, 0) +                
  IF(my_month > 8, 31, 0) +                

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OS: RaspberryPI Lite users you should create

dvandenbosch (sudoer)

gui (non sudoer)

install dotfiles (This is for Dan Van Den Bosch own sanity)

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@echo off
net use G: \\10.30.1.5\apps /persistent:yes

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@echo off
setlocal

set SERVER1=10.30.1.15
set SERVER2=10.30.1.16

for %%i in (%SERVER1%, %SERVER2%) do (
    call :logoffUser %%i
)
exit /b

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DO
$$
DECLARE
  value int := 0;
  sql text := 'The constructed select statement';
  rec1 record;
  rec2 record;
BEGIN
  FOR rec1 IN
        SELECT