When you start to use VS Code to debug a Django project you may bump into the exception shown in the screenshot above Exception has occurred: ImportError Couldn’t import Django. Are you sure it’s installed and available This post explains how to reproduce the problem and how to resolve it. The Django project referenced in […]
I have been working through Reindert-Jan Ekker excellent Plurasight course Pandas Playbook: Manipulating Data and right at the end of Demo: Detecting and Inspecting Missing Values, part of Module 5 Cleaning data, he asks the following question: # Can you rewrite this line to use df.loc? df[‘MIN_TEMP_GROUND’].drop(every_6th_row).isnull().all() True This code checks that data for MIN_TEMP_GROUND […]
In this post I will show you how to access the Data viewer which is a useful tool to review, sort and filter data within a Pandas DataFrame. Required VS Code Extension If you have not already done so, add the Python extension for Visual Studio Code from Microsoft. Code Sample In the code example […]
This post will show you how to configure a Django application to use an Oracle database. Demo overview The goal of the Django project is to store episode information for the crime fiction television series Columbo. What you will need To build this demo I used the following: VS Code 1.5.6 Django 3.2.3 Python 3.9.1 Oracle Database […]
This post explains how to pass a value from a Apex classic report to a database procedure. Following a discussion of the objective and a high level overview, the post concludes with a practical demonstration. The example used throughout the post was built using using Apex 19.1 and Oracle Database 19 but this technique should work […]
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