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   • Wikidata query duplicates

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     Answered Dec 29, 2016 · 2 votes

     You don't need to use ?item rdfs:label ?name . as you already get items labels as ?itemLabel thank to SERVICE wikibase:label.

     Then, you will get duplicate results for every items that have a SELECTed property with possibly multiple values: here, you are SELECTing authors (P50), which will create duplicates for every item with several authors.

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   • Minecraft Error Code

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     Answered Jun 09, 2015 · 1 votes

     You ran out of memory, you can increase it like so: java -XX:MaxPermSize=2048m

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   • Minecraft Error: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: bound must be positive, Unable to Play Single Player?

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     Answered Dec 15, 2020 · 0 votes

     From what I've read, It has to do with your mods. It is something about random number generation. Try disabling them one by one.

     References:

     'bound must be positive' error.

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   • service.error() or service.setWarning() in Maximo automation javascript does not show popup on UI

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     Answered Sep 25, 2020 · 3 votes

     "Warnings" in Maximo are some bits of data that just ride along with the MBO set. As a warning, they aren't supposed to stop execution, just let you know of something important, but they won't even do that on their own. You need to do something at some point to fetch the warnings from the set and display them. If you don't, Maximo will on its own for certain actions (usually for those actions that would include a warning Maximo itself added), but that probably isn't when you actually want it to be displayed. I have seen many people mix this up and not understand what these warnings are or how they actually work.

     "Errors" are meant to be logic stopping messages. Something went wrong and the user needs to know about it before more logic runs. This sounds more like your use case. Errors are still meant to be a message to the user though, so you have to supply a message for the error method. You can't just put any string you want as your message in there though (well, you shouldn't) as that doesn't allow Maximo to translate the message or fill in message variables. It also means you have to change code whenever you want to change the message, instead of simply changing a configuration live. Instead you need to go to Database Configuration and add a new message in there. When you do that, you will create a message group and message key value for your message. Now when you call the error method, you will pass in that error group and error key as parameters. Maximo will take that, look it up in the message table and then display the message associated with that group and key for your configured language. It can also replace some special message variables at this time too, but that's a lesson for another time.

     For example, you might go to Database Configuration and open the dialog for the messages and add a message of "The value you entered in the 'count' field is not a number. Please enter a number before continuing." and give it a message group of "MyCustomGrp" and a key of "NotANumber". Then in your code when you want to stop the code and display that message, you would call service.error("MyCustomGrp", "NotANumber").

     The other potential problem you could be having is that you do need to be running the code that throws the error in some way attached to the interactive user session. Generally, that's a given, but there are some things you could be doing that would cause your code to run separate from that interactive user session. If you are seeing your error message in the logs, then you have set that part up correctly and it likely means your code is not part of the interactive user session. This is where knowing the rest of your code is very important.

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   • Minecraft plugin error java.lang.NullPointerException: null

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     Answered Jul 11, 2019 · 1 votes

     So there are a few things you have to fix here because this won't work well.

     First of all you have to use setExecutor() instead of creating a new instance of it. This can be done by adding this into your onEnable() :

     this.getCommand("mycommand").setExecutor(new CommandKit());

     You will have to specify this command in your plugin.yml as well, here is some documentation about it : https://www.spigotmc.org/wiki/plugin-yml/

     Then you can delete your `HelloCommand()´, you won't need it anymore with what you changed above.

     With this your error should go away, let me know if you still have some errors coming up.

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2. www.wikidata.org › wiki › Wikidata:Report_aReport a technical problem/WDQS and Search - Wikidata

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   The wikibase:around service seems to be exhibiting a failure illustrated by the following two queries. The first query looks for items centered on the coordinate of Hack Green Secret Nuclear Bunker (Q5637175). It should return Hack Green Secret Nuclear Bunker (Q5637175) as one of the items found, but does not.

3. github.com › NEZNAMY › TAB[1.20.5] Players get disconnected with "Network Protocol ...

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   Apr 27, 2024 · 1.) Ensure players are using Minecraft version 1.20.5 and are connected to the server. 2.) Have a random player disconnect or log off the server. 3.) Observe that all other players using Minecraft version 1.20.5 receive a "Network Protocol Error" and get disconnected simultaneously. 4.) Check client logs to find errors related to 'collideRule ...

4. stackoverflow.com › questions › 30937127wikipedia api - Why does this Wikidata query return no ...

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   Jun 19, 2015 · This means that the API query https://www.wikidata.org/w/api.php?action=query&titles=Q3454165 will return something (specifically, the page id). Without knowing what do you actually want, it's hard to help you further, though it's likely the Wikidata-specific API methods are what you want, instead of action=query.

5. www.markhneedham.com › blog › 2020/01/29A newbie's guide to querying Wikidata - Mark Needham

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   Jan 29, 2020 · Wikidata Query Service. There are a bunch of examples that we can pick from, but we’re going to start with something even simpler than that. Wikidata stores data in triples of the form (subject, predicate, object), so we’ll start with a query that returns one such triple: SELECT * WHERE {. ?subject ?predicate ?object.

6. wikitech.wikimedia.org › wiki › Wikidata_QueryWikidata Query Service/Technical interactions - Wikitech

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   Valid interactions are fully asynchronous, via a batch process to precompute results that are stored before being proposed to users, or via stream processing or post processing hooks with appropriate error management.

7. techblog.wikimedia.org › 2020/10/19 › the-queryThe Query Service Tutorial for Wikidata: an interview with Dr ...

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   Oct 19, 2020 · Wikidata is a free and open knowledge base that allows humans and machines to access linked data. To support the international Wikidata community, Wikimedia Israel has developed a tutorial for the Query Service. With the tutorial, the chapter aims to empower new users to query Wikidata, which currently holds almost 90 million items.

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