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Still so many topics to cover. At the end of the course will upload the interview questions with Real Time Projects

​@@cloudfiretechnologies6877 Thanks for the update.

Its depends on the usecase. you can implement scd type 2 with streams

To check all the suspended tasks in Snowflake, you can query the SHOW TASKS command with filtering conditions. SELECT * FROM TABLE(RESULT_SCAN(LAST_QUERY_ID())) WHERE state = 'SUSPENDED'; 1. Using TASK_HISTORY View SELECT TASK_NAME, STATE, ERROR_MESSAGE, SUSPENDED_AT FROM SNOWFLAKE.ACCOUNT_USAGE.TASK_HISTORY WHERE STATE = 'SUSPENDED' ORDER BY SUSPENDED_AT DESC; 2. Using INFORMATION_SCHEMA.TASKS View SELECT NAME, STATE, LAST_ERROR_MESSAGE FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.TASKS WHERE STATE = 'SUSPENDED';

At the end of this course we will be uploading end to end project

Thanks for update. Day 91 session missing in the playlist. if you have please try to upload it as well. thanks you.

@@MounikaR-m3l Now i added in to the playlist. ruclips.net/video/LBR82eoYy-0/видео.html

Thank you so much for update. way of teaching is very interesting to listen. Thank you

Will upload soon

@@cloudfiretechnologies6877 Thank you

Thank You

Our intention is after completing the course they have to get offer.😀

@@cloudfiretechnologies6877 Good for them , as it should be .

if you need more knowledge then you have to look in to it

only 50 videos are in Tamil. The remaining videos are in english

Keep watching

Nope. Today i will upload few videos

meeru snowflake medda try chesthunarra.. u r from?

Always welcome

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u can refer my datadriven framework recorded sessions. we did 22 scenarios for data driven, in that i have covered how to read the YES OR NO Flags using Apache POI Library

@@cloudfiretechnologies6877 , private List<List<Object>> getContent(Sheet sheet) { List<List<Object>> data = new LinkedList<>(); for (Row currentRow : sheet) { List<Object> rowData = new LinkedList<>(); for (Cell currentCell : currentRow) { switch (currentCell.getCellType()) { case STRING: case BLANK: rowData.add(currentCell.getStringCellValue()); break; case NUMERIC: double value = currentCell.getNumericCellValue(); rowData.add(value); break; case FORMULA: rowData.add(currentCell.getCellFormula()); break; case BOOLEAN: rowData.add(currentCell.getBooleanCellValue()); break; default: throw new RuntimeException(" Unexpected value: " + currentCell.getCellType() + ". Please check 'cellType' value."); } } data.add(rowData); } return data; }

Sure I will

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In web development, tooltips are often associated with the "title" attribute of HTML elements. However, it's important to note that tooltips can be implemented in various ways, and they may not always rely on the "title" attribute. If the tooltip is implemented using JavaScript or CSS, and it doesn't use the "title" attribute, you may need to inspect the code or documentation of the specific website or application to understand how the tooltips are created. Here's a general approach to fetching a tooltip in JavaScript when the tooltip is not based on the "title" attribute: Inspect the Element: Use your browser's developer tools to inspect the HTML and find the element that triggers the tooltip. Look for event listeners or other attributes that might be associated with the tooltip. Check JavaScript or CSS: Look for JavaScript or CSS code that handles the tooltip behavior. This could be in the form of event listeners, CSS classes, or inline styles. Use JavaScript to Retrieve Tooltip Text: Once you identify how the tooltip is implemented, you can use JavaScript to retrieve the tooltip text. ############################################## In Selenium, fetching a tooltip can be a bit tricky, especially if the tooltip is not directly accessible through standard attributes like "title." If the tooltip is implemented using JavaScript or CSS, you may need to use actions like hovering over an element to trigger the tooltip and then inspect the changes. SAMPLE CODE: USING ACTION CLASS import org.openqa.selenium.By; import org.openqa.selenium.WebDriver; import org.openqa.selenium.WebElement; import org.openqa.selenium.interactions.Actions; import org.openqa.selenium.chrome.ChromeDriver; public class TooltipExample { public static void main(String[] args) { // Set the path to your ChromeDriver executable System.setProperty("webdriver.chrome.driver", "path/to/chromedriver"); // Initialize the WebDriver WebDriver driver = new ChromeDriver(); // Navigate to the webpage driver.get("example.com"); // Find the element you want to hover over WebElement element = driver.findElement(By.id("yourElementId")); // Create an instance of the Actions class Actions actions = new Actions(driver); // Hover over the element to trigger the tooltip actions.moveToElement(element).perform(); // Wait for some time to ensure the tooltip is visible // You might need to use WebDriverWait depending on the tooltip implementation // Retrieve the tooltip text String tooltipText = element.getAttribute("data-tooltip"); // Adjust this based on the actual implementation // Print the tooltip text System.out.println("Tooltip Text: " + tooltipText); // Close the browser driver.quit(); } }

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