Hi,

Similar to issue #125 it would be good to allow the same for the letsencrypt certbot container, could you please add a bind IP question during the bitwarden.sh install part in the letsencrypt section.

https://github.com/bitwarden/server/blob/36e97ccbd255ec50ddbcb668ba12792d3a485985/scripts/run.sh#L65-L77

And something similar with (or storing the information for later in the previous

With options like "Open table" that basically do a SELECT * FROM table ...
"Alter table" Generate ALTER SQL in a tab.

Ref #1101 we've concluded to remove the MyGet feed, which has been used for pre-releases up until now. That involves several tasks. From the top of my head:

• Move all NuGet packages currently on the MyGet feed over to the Azure Artifacts feed
• Update readme.md to show a badge for the latest release on the new feed and remove MyGet
• Delete the Travis build script all together, or

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
SQL Server 2019 introduced a new DMV, called dm_db_missing_index_group_stats_query that includes some interesting columns. It's not documented so far, but it provides some information that can be used to tie missing index requests to queries.

![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/2136037/68211846-5a879600-ffa6-11

When executing a query, the result object has the rowsAffected property. According to the documentation, it gives that information for INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE queries; but I can see that it also gives the number of rows returned by a SELECT query.

Can we be confident it will be that way always? If so, shouldn't the README be updated to reflect this behavior?

Thanks.

new Query("Users")
.Comment("Fetch invalid users")
.WhereTrue("Invalid");

We can log it using

queryFactory.Logger = (compiled, query) =>
{
    logger.LogInformation("// " + query.GetComment() + "\n" + compiled.ToString() + "\n", compiled.Bindings);
};

Output

// Fetch invalid users
SELECT * FROM [Users] WHERE [Invalid] = 1

We have a switch as [switch]$Enable that should enable the login but it is not actually coded to do anything.

All that is needed would be logic around whether the parameter was passed in, within the process block would be sufficient: Test-Bound Enable will return true if the parameter was properly passed into the function call.

If passed in then the login object has a Enable() method t

On https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/sql-server/sql-server-downloads in the Docker section, if you click "Choose your installation setup" > "Pull and run SQL Server on a Windows container on Docker", the link goes to SQL Server on Linux.

On https://hub.docker.com/r/microsoft/mssql-server-windows-developer the example using all parameters is cut off:

attach_dbs (optional parameter): The c

reconcile config options with TinyTDS and documentation; coerce config values to expected types

extended discussion at: rails-sqlserver/tiny_tds#461
copied here =>

TinyTDS v2.1.2 and current HEAD

Current State:

At the moment, the only "false" values for these configs are "nil" and the boolean value false, whereas all non-nil string values, incl

Under the header "FreeTDS Compatibility & Configuration" README says: "We are currently having issues with passing down a TDS version with the login bit. Till we get that fixed, if you are not using a freetds.conf or a TDSVER environment variable, then make sure to use 7.1."

Later under "TinyTds::Client Usage" it says: ":tds_version - TDS version. Defaults to "7.3"."

Based on blame history b

Add optional wizard step to edit and save the file.

With column list from live database!

And add wiki post, see #188

Description

executeDeleteQueryAsync in SqlRuntime.Linq.fs doesn't return deleted row count.

Repro steps

Seq.delete all items from single table always returns 0.

Expected behavior

Seq.delete all items from single table should return the number of rows deleted.

Known workarounds

Use cmd.ExecuteNonQueryAsync instead of cmd.ExecuteScalarAsync

Hi. Just having a look at this repo, it looks interesting and potentially something we would use. However I can't find much in the way of docs, particularly how to get up and running with the proper SQL version (although I managed to muddle my way through the in-memory version without too much difficulty). Anywhere I've missed?

Would it be possible to add links to files that are located on a network drive?

I'm planning to use RoadKill as a Wiki on our intranet to document our customers their systems.
We have some customer documentation in files on our network that will be managed outside the wiki. For example; powerpoint presentations, Excel listings, ..

Instead of having to upload them all, can we just add a ref

adding a player with mutation:

mutation ($player: PlayerInput!){
  createPlayer(player: $player){
    id
    name
    birthDate
  }
}

and variables:

{
  "player":{
    "name":"test"
  }
}

creates the player, with no validation for any field.

then reading the player generates the following error:

{
  "data": {
    "player": {
      "name": "test"

See example in PR dsccommunity/ActiveDirectoryDsc#600.