C# - How to get/set an object's property value without using Reflection
I need to be able to store a reference to an object's property in order to
read/write it later, ideally without using reflection. I'm also open to a
design pattern that works too, but performance is paramount as my
application will be making millions of calls to "run" on various "Parent"
classes. The code template below should explain what I'm trying to do.
Also, one more requirement, I'd like to keep it such that the variables I
am "requiring" are object properties of the Child class, and not data
structures stored in some list, for example.
Thank you.
class requiredAttribute : Attribute
{
}
abstract class Parent
{
abstract protected void _run();
public Parent() {
// This can do whatever set-up is necessary in order to make the
below run() call
// not need reflection.
/* What code goes here? */
}
public void run() {
// This code should reset all 'required' properties to null.
/* What goes here? */
_run();
// This code needs to ensure any required property is now not null.
// If it finds a null one, it should throw.
/* What goes here? */
}
}
class Child : Parent
{
[required]
protected object value1;
[required]
protected object value2;
// not required..
protected object value3;
protected void _run() {
// This must set all 'required' properties' values, otherwise the
Parent should throw.
value1 = "some value";
value2 = "some other value";
}
}
Saturday, 14 September 2013
Parsing .csv file into 2d array
Parsing .csv file into 2d array
I'm trying to parse a csv file into a 2d array in C#. I'm having a very
strang issue, here is my code:
string filePath = @"C:\Users\Matt\Desktop\Eve Spread
Sheet\Auto-Manufacture.csv";
StreamReader sr = new StreamReader(filePath);
data = null;
int Row = 0;
while (!sr.EndOfStream)
{
string[] Line = sr.ReadLine().Split(',');
if (Row == 0)
{
data = new string[Line.Length, Line.Length];
}
for (int column = 0; column < Line.Length; column++)
{
data[Row, column] = Line[column];
}
Row++;
Console.WriteLine(Row);
}
My .csv file has 87 rows, but there is a strange issue in the execution
where it will read the first 15 rows into the data array exactly as
expected but when it gets down to the data[Row, column] = Line[column];
line for the 16th time it seems to just break out of the entire
loop(without meeting the sr.EndOfStream condition) and not read any more
data into the data array. Can anyone explain what might be happeneing?
I'm trying to parse a csv file into a 2d array in C#. I'm having a very
strang issue, here is my code:
string filePath = @"C:\Users\Matt\Desktop\Eve Spread
Sheet\Auto-Manufacture.csv";
StreamReader sr = new StreamReader(filePath);
data = null;
int Row = 0;
while (!sr.EndOfStream)
{
string[] Line = sr.ReadLine().Split(',');
if (Row == 0)
{
data = new string[Line.Length, Line.Length];
}
for (int column = 0; column < Line.Length; column++)
{
data[Row, column] = Line[column];
}
Row++;
Console.WriteLine(Row);
}
My .csv file has 87 rows, but there is a strange issue in the execution
where it will read the first 15 rows into the data array exactly as
expected but when it gets down to the data[Row, column] = Line[column];
line for the 16th time it seems to just break out of the entire
loop(without meeting the sr.EndOfStream condition) and not read any more
data into the data array. Can anyone explain what might be happeneing?
Facebook Open Graph publish custom story only visible on "activity log"
Facebook Open Graph publish custom story only visible on "activity log"
I use Facebook Open Graph to publish custom story in my android app. I'v
created the story in the Facebook application console, with the custom
object and action, submitted it of review with "Explicit share" and got
approved. My problem is that I'm able to create the object, and create an
action using this object, but I only see the story on my activity log (and
also under "recent activities" on timeline) but no one else sees the story
and it does not look as I've created it. I use the "Explicitly Shared"
fled in the action, but nothing is shown. can someone help
I use Facebook Open Graph to publish custom story in my android app. I'v
created the story in the Facebook application console, with the custom
object and action, submitted it of review with "Explicit share" and got
approved. My problem is that I'm able to create the object, and create an
action using this object, but I only see the story on my activity log (and
also under "recent activities" on timeline) but no one else sees the story
and it does not look as I've created it. I use the "Explicitly Shared"
fled in the action, but nothing is shown. can someone help
Getting the value from MySQL to check radio buttons generates a notice
Getting the value from MySQL to check radio buttons generates a notice
I'm trying to set the "checked" status of a radio button based on the
value from the MySQL database. The main purpose of the code is to be a
"edit user profile data" script. I managed to get all information from the
database and everything gets edited as it should if the user choses to but
I can't seem to make the radio buttons work. I get the following message:
Notice: Use of undefined constant Male - assumed 'Male' in
C:\xampp\htdocs\Signup\user_panel.php on line 57
I checked SO for this notice but I couldn't find anything related to radio
buttons AND the notice.
This is the code:
<form action="includes/user_panel.php" method="POST">
<table>
<tr>
<td><label for="email"> E-mail </label></td>
<td><input type="email" name="email" id="email"
value="<?php echo "{$fetch['email']}"; ?>"></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td><label for="first_name"> First name </label></td>
<td><input type="text" name="first_name"
id="first_name" value="<?php echo
"{$fetch['first_name']}"; ?>"></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td><label for="last_name"> Last name </label></td>
<td><input type="text" name="last_name"
id="last_name" value="<?php echo
"{$fetch['last_name']}"; ?>"></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td><label for="birthday"> Birthday </label></td>
<td><input type="date" name="birthday"
id="birthday" value="<?php echo
"{$fetch['birthday']}"; ?>"></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td><label for="sex"> Sex </label></td>
<?php
if ($fetch['birthday'] = Male)
{
echo "<td><input type='radio' name='sex'
value='male' id='sex' checked> Male <input
type='radio' name='sex' value='female'
id='sex'> Female </td>";
}
else
{
echo "<td><input type='radio' name='sex'
value='male' id='sex'> Male <input
type='radio' name='sex' value='female'
id='sex' checked> Female </td>";
}
?>
</tr>
</table>
</br>
<input type="submit" name="edit_user" value="Edit"
class="button_1">
<input type="hidden" name="edit_user_data">
</form>
Additional information:
$initial_email = $_SESSION['email'];
$username = $_SESSION['username'];
$query_user_panel="SELECT * FROM users WHERE email = '$initial_email' OR
username= '$username'";
$result_user_panel=mysql_query($query_user_panel) or die (mysql_error());
$fetch = mysql_fetch_assoc($result_user_panel)
Line 57 is the one with the "if".
Scroll down the code and you'll see where the sex should get checked. I
tried with a "if" but that generates me the notice that I wrote.
I know that MySQL is depreciated and I should use MySQLi. If you have the
time please check this question as well: Simplest MySQL to MySQLi
transition
Thank you very much and please let me know if I need to edit my post or
provide with additional data.
I'm trying to set the "checked" status of a radio button based on the
value from the MySQL database. The main purpose of the code is to be a
"edit user profile data" script. I managed to get all information from the
database and everything gets edited as it should if the user choses to but
I can't seem to make the radio buttons work. I get the following message:
Notice: Use of undefined constant Male - assumed 'Male' in
C:\xampp\htdocs\Signup\user_panel.php on line 57
I checked SO for this notice but I couldn't find anything related to radio
buttons AND the notice.
This is the code:
<form action="includes/user_panel.php" method="POST">
<table>
<tr>
<td><label for="email"> E-mail </label></td>
<td><input type="email" name="email" id="email"
value="<?php echo "{$fetch['email']}"; ?>"></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td><label for="first_name"> First name </label></td>
<td><input type="text" name="first_name"
id="first_name" value="<?php echo
"{$fetch['first_name']}"; ?>"></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td><label for="last_name"> Last name </label></td>
<td><input type="text" name="last_name"
id="last_name" value="<?php echo
"{$fetch['last_name']}"; ?>"></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td><label for="birthday"> Birthday </label></td>
<td><input type="date" name="birthday"
id="birthday" value="<?php echo
"{$fetch['birthday']}"; ?>"></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td><label for="sex"> Sex </label></td>
<?php
if ($fetch['birthday'] = Male)
{
echo "<td><input type='radio' name='sex'
value='male' id='sex' checked> Male <input
type='radio' name='sex' value='female'
id='sex'> Female </td>";
}
else
{
echo "<td><input type='radio' name='sex'
value='male' id='sex'> Male <input
type='radio' name='sex' value='female'
id='sex' checked> Female </td>";
}
?>
</tr>
</table>
</br>
<input type="submit" name="edit_user" value="Edit"
class="button_1">
<input type="hidden" name="edit_user_data">
</form>
Additional information:
$initial_email = $_SESSION['email'];
$username = $_SESSION['username'];
$query_user_panel="SELECT * FROM users WHERE email = '$initial_email' OR
username= '$username'";
$result_user_panel=mysql_query($query_user_panel) or die (mysql_error());
$fetch = mysql_fetch_assoc($result_user_panel)
Line 57 is the one with the "if".
Scroll down the code and you'll see where the sex should get checked. I
tried with a "if" but that generates me the notice that I wrote.
I know that MySQL is depreciated and I should use MySQLi. If you have the
time please check this question as well: Simplest MySQL to MySQLi
transition
Thank you very much and please let me know if I need to edit my post or
provide with additional data.
What are the performance considerations if using $_SESSION in cakephp inspite of $this->Session
What are the performance considerations if using $_SESSION in cakephp
inspite of $this->Session
What are the performance considerations in CakePHP of directly accessing
$_SESSION['variableName'] instead of calling
$this->Session->read('variableName') to access session variables?
inspite of $this->Session
What are the performance considerations in CakePHP of directly accessing
$_SESSION['variableName'] instead of calling
$this->Session->read('variableName') to access session variables?
i ssue in avoiding user from entering empty string in ajax post
i ssue in avoiding user from entering empty string in ajax post
I have a jquery ajax post and when a user wirte and press enter in a
textbox this ajax triggers and show the value of text box in a <pre> html
element. http://jsfiddle.net/LQg7W/2133/ obviuosly this jsfiddledoes not
show anything because I sis not put the ajax post inside it. but when the
user writes Nothing and press enter this ajax is triggered and return
something. but how can I catch the empty strings from user?
This is located in my view:
if(e.keyCode == 13) {
var currentLine = $('#terminal').text();
var inputData = $(e.currentTarget).val();
$('#terminal').text(currentLine + "\r\n" + inputData +
"\r\n"); //show the current and previous value
$("#textInput").val(" $> ");
AjaxPost(inputData);
}
and this ajax post is in model:
AjaxPost : function(dataAttribute, view, cacheId) {
console.log(cacheId);
var that = this;
if(dataAttribute === ""){
view.showMessage( " " , true);
}
$.ajax({
type : "POST",
url : "/api/user" ,
datatype : "application/json",
contentType: " text/plain",
data : dataAttribute,
success : function(data) {
console.log(data);
},
error : function(error) {
},
my problem is that my input data has default value of "$>" so I cannot
check this condition if (inputdata === "" ) because it is always full!!
Have any idea?
I have a jquery ajax post and when a user wirte and press enter in a
textbox this ajax triggers and show the value of text box in a <pre> html
element. http://jsfiddle.net/LQg7W/2133/ obviuosly this jsfiddledoes not
show anything because I sis not put the ajax post inside it. but when the
user writes Nothing and press enter this ajax is triggered and return
something. but how can I catch the empty strings from user?
This is located in my view:
if(e.keyCode == 13) {
var currentLine = $('#terminal').text();
var inputData = $(e.currentTarget).val();
$('#terminal').text(currentLine + "\r\n" + inputData +
"\r\n"); //show the current and previous value
$("#textInput").val(" $> ");
AjaxPost(inputData);
}
and this ajax post is in model:
AjaxPost : function(dataAttribute, view, cacheId) {
console.log(cacheId);
var that = this;
if(dataAttribute === ""){
view.showMessage( " " , true);
}
$.ajax({
type : "POST",
url : "/api/user" ,
datatype : "application/json",
contentType: " text/plain",
data : dataAttribute,
success : function(data) {
console.log(data);
},
error : function(error) {
},
my problem is that my input data has default value of "$>" so I cannot
check this condition if (inputdata === "" ) because it is always full!!
Have any idea?
Friday, 13 September 2013
Best way to plan a database before designing
Best way to plan a database before designing
What are the disadvantages to have more number of columns in a table and
more number of rows in a table? in My sql...
I am talking about 292 columns in a single table. and 36 more like them in
a single database.
My website's front end is PHP and Back End is Mysql.
`id` int(11) NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
username varchar(55) NOT NULL, rollno varchar(15) NOT NULL, jan_tc_s1
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, jan_ac_s1 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, jan_s1_perce
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, feb_tc_s1 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, feb_ac_s1
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, feb_s1_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, mar_tc_s1
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, mar_ac_s1 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, mar_s1_perce
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, apr_tc_s1 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, apr_ac_s1
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, apr_s1_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, may_tc_s1
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, may_ac_s1 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, may_s1_perce
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, jun_tc_s1 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, jun_ac_s1
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, jun_s1_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, dec_tc_s1
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, dec_ac_s1 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, dec_s1_perce
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, s1_ia_att varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, s1_t1
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, s1_t2 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, s1_t3 varchar(5)
DEFAULT NULL, s1_ia_tot varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, jan_tc_s2 varchar(5)
DEFAULT NULL, jan_ac_s2 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, jan_s2_perce varchar(5)
DEFAULT NULL, feb_tc_s2 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, feb_ac_s2 varchar(5)
DEFAULT NULL, feb_s2_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, mar_tc_s2 varchar(5)
DEFAULT NULL, mar_ac_s2 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, mar_s2_perce varchar(5)
DEFAULT NULL, apr_tc_s2 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, apr_ac_s2 varchar(5)
DEFAULT NULL, apr_s2_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, may_tc_s2 varchar(5)
DEFAULT NULL, may_ac_s2 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, may_s2_perce varchar(5)
DEFAULT NULL, jun_tc_s2 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, jun_ac_s2 varchar(5)
DEFAULT NULL, jun_s2_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, dec_tc_s2 varchar(5)
DEFAULT NULL, dec_ac_s2 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, dec_s2_perce varchar(5)
DEFAULT NULL, s2_ia_att varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, s2_t1 varchar(5) DEFAULT
NULL, s2_t2 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, s2_t3 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL,
s2_ia_tot varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, jan_tc_s3 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL,
jan_ac_s3 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, jan_s3_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL,
feb_tc_s3 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, feb_ac_s3 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL,
feb_s3_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, mar_tc_s3 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL,
mar_ac_s3 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, mar_s3_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL,
apr_tc_s3 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, apr_ac_s3 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL,
apr_s3_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, may_tc_s3 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL,
may_ac_s3 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, may_s3_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL,
jun_tc_s3 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, jun_ac_s3 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL,
jun_s3_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, dec_tc_s3 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL,
dec_ac_s3 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, dec_s3_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL,
s3_ia_att varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, s3_t1 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, s3_t2
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, s3_t3 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, s3_ia_tot
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, jan_tc_s4 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, jan_ac_s4
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, jan_s4_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, feb_tc_s4
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, feb_ac_s4 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, feb_s4_perce
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, mar_tc_s4 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, mar_ac_s4
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, mar_s4_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, apr_tc_s4
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, apr_ac_s4 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, apr_s4_perce
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, may_tc_s4 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, may_ac_s4
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, may_s4_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, jun_tc_s4
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, jun_ac_s4 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, jun_s4_perce
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, dec_tc_s4 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, dec_ac_s4
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, dec_s4_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, s4_ia_att
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, s4_t1 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, s4_t2 varchar(5)
DEFAULT NULL, s4_t3 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, s4_ia_tot varchar(5) DEFAULT
NULL, jan_tc_s5 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, jan_ac_s5 varchar(5) DEFAULT
NULL, jan_s5_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, feb_tc_s5 varchar(5) DEFAULT
NULL, feb_ac_s5 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, feb_s5_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT
NULL, mar_tc_s5 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, mar_ac_s5 varchar(5) DEFAULT
NULL, mar_s5_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, apr_tc_s5 varchar(5) DEFAULT
NULL, apr_ac_s5 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, apr_s5_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT
NULL, may_tc_s5 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, may_ac_s5 varchar(5) DEFAULT
NULL, may_s5_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, jun_tc_s5 varchar(5) DEFAULT
NULL, jun_ac_s5 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, jun_s5_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT
NULL, dec_tc_s5 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, dec_ac_s5 varchar(5) DEFAULT
NULL, dec_s5_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, s5_ia_att varchar(5) DEFAULT
NULL, s5_t1 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, s5_t2 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL,
s5_ia_tot varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, jan_tc_s6 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL,
jan_ac_s6 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, jan_s6_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL,
feb_tc_s6 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, feb_ac_s6 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL,
feb_s6_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, mar_tc_s6 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL,
mar_ac_s6 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, mar_s6_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL,
apr_tc_s6 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, apr_ac_s6 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL,
apr_s6_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, may_tc_s6 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL,
may_ac_s6 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, may_s6_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL,
jun_tc_s6 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, jun_ac_s6 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL,
jun_s6_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, dec_tc_s6 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL,
dec_ac_s6 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, dec_s6_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL,
s6_ia_att varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, s6_t1 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, s6_t2
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, s6_ia_tot varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, jan_tc_s7
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, jan_ac_s7 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, jan_s7_perce
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, feb_tc_s7 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, feb_ac_s7
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, feb_s7_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, mar_tc_s7
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, mar_ac_s7 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, mar_s7_perce
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, apr_tc_s7 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, apr_ac_s7
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, apr_s7_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, may_tc_s7
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, may_ac_s7 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, may_s7_perce
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, jun_tc_s7 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, jun_ac_s7
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, jun_s7_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, dec_tc_s7
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, dec_ac_s7 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, dec_s7_perce
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, s7_ia_att varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, s7_t1
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, s7_t2 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, s7_ia_tot
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL,
What are the disadvantages to have more number of columns in a table and
more number of rows in a table? in My sql...
I am talking about 292 columns in a single table. and 36 more like them in
a single database.
My website's front end is PHP and Back End is Mysql.
`id` int(11) NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
username varchar(55) NOT NULL, rollno varchar(15) NOT NULL, jan_tc_s1
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, jan_ac_s1 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, jan_s1_perce
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, feb_tc_s1 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, feb_ac_s1
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, feb_s1_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, mar_tc_s1
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, mar_ac_s1 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, mar_s1_perce
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, apr_tc_s1 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, apr_ac_s1
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, apr_s1_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, may_tc_s1
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, may_ac_s1 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, may_s1_perce
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, jun_tc_s1 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, jun_ac_s1
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, jun_s1_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, dec_tc_s1
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, dec_ac_s1 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, dec_s1_perce
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, s1_ia_att varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, s1_t1
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, s1_t2 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, s1_t3 varchar(5)
DEFAULT NULL, s1_ia_tot varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, jan_tc_s2 varchar(5)
DEFAULT NULL, jan_ac_s2 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, jan_s2_perce varchar(5)
DEFAULT NULL, feb_tc_s2 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, feb_ac_s2 varchar(5)
DEFAULT NULL, feb_s2_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, mar_tc_s2 varchar(5)
DEFAULT NULL, mar_ac_s2 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, mar_s2_perce varchar(5)
DEFAULT NULL, apr_tc_s2 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, apr_ac_s2 varchar(5)
DEFAULT NULL, apr_s2_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, may_tc_s2 varchar(5)
DEFAULT NULL, may_ac_s2 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, may_s2_perce varchar(5)
DEFAULT NULL, jun_tc_s2 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, jun_ac_s2 varchar(5)
DEFAULT NULL, jun_s2_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, dec_tc_s2 varchar(5)
DEFAULT NULL, dec_ac_s2 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, dec_s2_perce varchar(5)
DEFAULT NULL, s2_ia_att varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, s2_t1 varchar(5) DEFAULT
NULL, s2_t2 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, s2_t3 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL,
s2_ia_tot varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, jan_tc_s3 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL,
jan_ac_s3 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, jan_s3_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL,
feb_tc_s3 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, feb_ac_s3 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL,
feb_s3_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, mar_tc_s3 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL,
mar_ac_s3 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, mar_s3_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL,
apr_tc_s3 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, apr_ac_s3 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL,
apr_s3_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, may_tc_s3 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL,
may_ac_s3 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, may_s3_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL,
jun_tc_s3 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, jun_ac_s3 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL,
jun_s3_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, dec_tc_s3 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL,
dec_ac_s3 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, dec_s3_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL,
s3_ia_att varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, s3_t1 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, s3_t2
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, s3_t3 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, s3_ia_tot
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, jan_tc_s4 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, jan_ac_s4
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, jan_s4_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, feb_tc_s4
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, feb_ac_s4 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, feb_s4_perce
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, mar_tc_s4 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, mar_ac_s4
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, mar_s4_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, apr_tc_s4
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, apr_ac_s4 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, apr_s4_perce
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, may_tc_s4 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, may_ac_s4
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, may_s4_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, jun_tc_s4
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, jun_ac_s4 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, jun_s4_perce
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, dec_tc_s4 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, dec_ac_s4
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, dec_s4_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, s4_ia_att
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, s4_t1 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, s4_t2 varchar(5)
DEFAULT NULL, s4_t3 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, s4_ia_tot varchar(5) DEFAULT
NULL, jan_tc_s5 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, jan_ac_s5 varchar(5) DEFAULT
NULL, jan_s5_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, feb_tc_s5 varchar(5) DEFAULT
NULL, feb_ac_s5 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, feb_s5_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT
NULL, mar_tc_s5 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, mar_ac_s5 varchar(5) DEFAULT
NULL, mar_s5_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, apr_tc_s5 varchar(5) DEFAULT
NULL, apr_ac_s5 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, apr_s5_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT
NULL, may_tc_s5 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, may_ac_s5 varchar(5) DEFAULT
NULL, may_s5_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, jun_tc_s5 varchar(5) DEFAULT
NULL, jun_ac_s5 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, jun_s5_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT
NULL, dec_tc_s5 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, dec_ac_s5 varchar(5) DEFAULT
NULL, dec_s5_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, s5_ia_att varchar(5) DEFAULT
NULL, s5_t1 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, s5_t2 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL,
s5_ia_tot varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, jan_tc_s6 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL,
jan_ac_s6 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, jan_s6_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL,
feb_tc_s6 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, feb_ac_s6 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL,
feb_s6_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, mar_tc_s6 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL,
mar_ac_s6 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, mar_s6_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL,
apr_tc_s6 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, apr_ac_s6 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL,
apr_s6_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, may_tc_s6 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL,
may_ac_s6 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, may_s6_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL,
jun_tc_s6 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, jun_ac_s6 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL,
jun_s6_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, dec_tc_s6 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL,
dec_ac_s6 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, dec_s6_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL,
s6_ia_att varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, s6_t1 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, s6_t2
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, s6_ia_tot varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, jan_tc_s7
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, jan_ac_s7 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, jan_s7_perce
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, feb_tc_s7 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, feb_ac_s7
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, feb_s7_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, mar_tc_s7
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, mar_ac_s7 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, mar_s7_perce
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, apr_tc_s7 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, apr_ac_s7
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, apr_s7_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, may_tc_s7
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, may_ac_s7 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, may_s7_perce
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, jun_tc_s7 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, jun_ac_s7
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, jun_s7_perce varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, dec_tc_s7
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, dec_ac_s7 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, dec_s7_perce
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, s7_ia_att varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, s7_t1
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, s7_t2 varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL, s7_ia_tot
varchar(5) DEFAULT NULL,
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