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BGA Extra: Chargers at Jets
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This analysis is based on watching and re-watching TV footage. As such, it is not always possible to accurately determine everything that was going on. However, every effort has been made to ensure that the information below is as complete and correct as possible. For the purposes of BGA Extra (but not BGA, since that is too early in the week), I also review the coaches film, which was available for every play (whereas last year, it was only available for big plays). Statistics from PFF which are not available to subscribers were used in the completion of this article and we thank them for providing us with exclusive access to these.
Welcome to BGA Extra, where I draw a line under the previous weekend's game by responding to your questions from BGA during the week. After the jump, I respond to your questions about Sunday's game against the Chargers. If you would like your questions answered in future, remember to read my BGA game breakdowns every Monday and leave your question in the comments section.
Would you break down McElroys' throws of less then ten yards and more then ten yards? Compare his accuracy on both.
He was 3-for-8 for 40 yards on throws beyond ten yards and threw one away, which means he was 11-for-15 on shorter passes. That included 5-for-5 over the middle and 3-for-4 on screen passes.
He really didn't throw downfield until late in the first half, missing a wide open Edwards, who failed to make a diving catch. Prior to that he had misfired on two shorter passes – an overthrown out pattern to Edwards and a quick slant thrown high and inside to Kerley.
In the third quarter, he overthrew another quick out to Reuland and the ball that Hilliard dropped could have been delivered a bit higher. His last throw of the third quarter was a bad overthrow that was picked off. In the fourth, the timing was off on a wide throw, but his only really bad pass was his last throw where he didn't see a linebacker coming across and almost got picked off.
On the throws that he did complete, he generally hit guys in stride and his ball placement was pretty solid.
Why were there no more screens after the one that was so successful? McElroy at least seemed to have some touch on the short throws that Sanchez lacks. Blitzing/aggressive pass rush is high-risk, high reward, but Jets never seem to make it risky for other teams. Surely, they knew SD was coming after the QB. Why not make them pay?
The simple answer is that they were keeping a lot of people close to the line of scrimmage and daring McElroy to beat them downfield. Later on, the defense backed off and kept everything in front of them, so they may have been able to pick up some chunks of yardage, although there would have been plenty of people behind the ball to limit this. They did actually throw four screen passes, netting 56 yards – the one to Greene, the throwback to Smith, a ten-yarder to Powell and the dump off into the flat that Hilliard dropped. He did look better than Sanchez throwing those passes.
With regards to Hayden Smith, do you think his blocking was good enough to warrant more playing time (if there was a enough of a sample size to determine from this game)? I was encouraged to see both his catch and the box out that you illustrated, and am just curious as to how the other half of his role as a tight-end is developing.
He was only in on three plays, running a route on all of them! However, I'll refer you back to what I said about him a few weeks ago in BGA: "Hayden Smith saw his first meaningful action, getting in on 10 snaps. He didn't really do anything wrong, although I still sensed a slight hesitancy at times. However, once he locked onto a block, he seemed capable of holding his ground. If he can continue to get more comfortable, there's signs that he could harness the leverage techniques that will come naturally to him as a rugby player and turn himself into a competent blocker."
Honest opinion, how many of the sacks do you think were due to McElroy:
A) Not knowing where the pressure was and being surprised by it?
B) Not reading the field properly and missing wide open receivers?
C) Playing it safe trying to be the anti-Sanchez when it came to turnovers?
And how many were just typical OL breakdowns that any QB would have been sacked?
Basically, do you think an average QB with experience gets sacked 11 times yesterday? 5? Somewhere in the middle?
Great, so you're making me watch these yet again? Note: Unfortunately NFL.com has not yet made the coaches film available, so I'm limited in terms of what I can see here.
1. Can't really fault McElroy here, as it was third and nine and Powell was driven back into him with nowhere to escape to before any of the receivers had got to the marker or started to make their breaks.
2. He could have dumped this one off over the middle, but Moore was driven into him almost immediately. It looked like he could have got this throw away, but was reluctant due to pressure that was headed his way. This didn't happen until the middle of the 2nd quarter, so McElroy actually took 10 sacks in two and a half quarters. (B/C)
3. A blitzer came free up the middle almost immediately and he actually did well to avoid that and almost get back to the line of scrimmage.
4. Here was a play where he stared down his primary read and missed an open receiver on the left. You can't see it on the screen but Schilens' man was backpedalling and would have been at the 35 yard line, so that should have been a simple 7-8 yard gain at worst. One safety was blitzing off the left edge, so the other safety would have been in the middle of the field and that's obviously why Schilens' man was playing off him. Also, if McElroy anticipated the pressure better, he could have escaped the rush by rolling left. (A/B)
5. On this one, McElroy was looking to throw the ball down the right seam and initially stepped up in the pocket, but then ran out of time. Again, he could have made yardage if he'd taken off to his left. I'd also be interested to see on the coaches film whether Edwards got any separation down the left sideline because McElroy never looked that way. As you can see, he was limited in terms of short options, but could have tried to zip it in to Kerley or Schilens or easily thrown it at their feet or over Powell's head. (A/C)
6. He probably could have dumped this off to Greene, but the pressure came up on him at the crucial moment, just before Greene's head was turned back for the ball. This was an example of where he took off and ran right into another defender, but on this occasion, it did look like his best escape route, so he can't take too much blame for that. (B/C)
7. This was 3rd and 16 and again McElroy was waiting for the receivers to get beyond the marker and ran out of time. On this occasion he was looking left and could have escaped the rush if he slid to the right. (A)
8. McElroy was looking left and the ball was stripped out of his hand just as he was about to get rid of the ball. For what it's worth, I think it might have been a risky throw because there was a safety in the area. He could have easily dumped the ball off into the flat for a short gain, but by that stage they were trying to go downfield. (A)
9. He had plenty of time here and could have scrambled for maybe 10 yards, but didn't sense the pressure in time and tried to take off too late. The playcalling wasn't exactly helping by having routes that take a while to develop rather than some easy underneath stuff. (A)
10. Although it was third and 13, it was four down territory at that stage and the obvious play was a checkdown to Powell for an easy 8-10 yards to give yourselves a manageable fourth down. McElroy should have stepped up sooner and got this pass away, but took a beat too long and the right end got a hand on him, flushing him from the pocket so he was chased down from behind. (B)
11. On fourth and 19, the Jets again ran everyone deep so they needed time for the routes to develop. McElroy stepped up to avoid the initial pressure, but had plenty of room to slide to his right and keep the play alive a little longer. (A)
I think a quarterback with better pocket presence would have only been sacked three or four times. A Roethlisberger, Manning or Brady maybe even just twice. Even with someone like Sanchez, the sack total would have been a lot lower, but he probably would have had a couple more turnovers based on his recent play.
In order of importance, what are the top 3 things you do if you are running this club?
Now that's a tough question. Only three? In the past, the team has often got rid of players and coaches sooner than I would have liked, but these decisions have often turned out to be correct. Still, I do value continuity so that would factor into my thinking in terms of the coaching staff and offensive line. The main other things that must happen this offseason are to clear out the dead wood (including doing everything you can to trade Sanchez and Tebow – for cap reasons, not value) and to NOT go crazy spending a lot of money or pushing too many cap commitments into future years. Is that three? If not, I'd get the Revis extension done without allowing the negotiations to be carried on within the media. Order of importance is irrelevant, because these are all things which must happen.
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How hard has it been to write these BGA's as this season has progressed? I enjoyed reading them but always wondered how you keep doing it the more we circled the drain.
I'm always of the mindset that I'm going to do my job to the best of my ability no matter how bleak things look. I'd like to think everyone on the team feels the same. When they're struggling, it's always a challenge, but at the same time I learn new things so that makes it more interesting.
I noticed Coples got pretty limited snaps again. Do you think we're going to keep Devito? I think it's unlikely we do and I feel he's hindering Coples' progress against the running game. We're out of the playoffs. Isn't it trial by fire time?
It's a thought. Clearly the Jets value DeVito's run-stopping more than Coples' at the moment, but may be more inclined to experiment a bit this week. I really hope DeVito returns, because he's still a very good player. If the Jets aren't happy with Po'uha's back, I wonder if they'd even consider letting Po'uha go and using the money saved to pay DeVito.
Is it possible to get Brian Xanders in as a GM? If so do you think he'd keep Rex? Who might he bring in if not? Also, I've read reports were giving Tebow to Jacksonville. What's not defined is are we releasing him or trading him? I thought he was under contract through 2013 season?
Xanders is available, but the reason he left the Broncos was reportedly because he wanted to be making all the decisions, not sharing responsibility with Elway. He's well-respected and experienced, but I'm not sure he fits the profile of someone who will want this job if the reports are true that Ryan and Tannenbaum will remain with the organization. No idea who he'd want to bring aboard if he wanted his own guys in.
Tebow is indeed under contract for next year and the Jets would definitely rather trade him because that will get them off the hook for an additional $1.5m as opposed to cutting him – unless the Jags picked him up via waivers.
Walls looked interesting. Who was playing in the slot?
Walls only played one snap in the slot. With Lankster out, Wilson reverted to his old slot role when the Jets had three cornerbacks in the game (20 snaps). Bell, Landry and Cromartie each had a handful of snaps in the slot too.
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POTSDAM - With a five-game winning streak capped off by the quarterfinal-series sweep of Rensselaer, the Clarkson University womens hockey team travels to the ECAC Hockey Championship Tournament this weekend with plenty of momentum, confidence and purpose.
Guided by co-head coaches Matt and Shannon Desrosiers, and assistant coach Matt Kelly, the Golden Knights post the best record in the programs 10-year history at 28-8 overall. Clarkson finished in second place in the conference, one point out of first with an 18-4 ECAC Hockey mark.
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Sundays championship game, and possibly Saturdays semifinal games, will be broadcast live by ESPN3. Live stats will be available for all three games at ECAC Hockey.
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All seats are general admission for the event. Tickets are available through www.CornellBigRedTickets.com or by calling 607-254-BEAR(2327) and priced at $6 for adults, $5 for seniors, $ 4 for Cornell staff and children (ages 5-12) and $3 student tickets from with valid ID.
Ranked 5th in the latest national polls, the Knights, led by junior captain Carly Mercer (Exeter, ONT) and senior Hailey Wood (Lethbridge, ALB), have been impressive all year and have set numerous team and individual records. The Green and Gold entered postseason play by winning six of the eight games in February to finish with their best league record ever.
Hosting its fourth ever postseason quarterfinal series at Cheel Arena, Clarkson swept a challenging Rensselaer squad, winning 3-2 in overtime on Friday and 5-2 on Saturday.
Ranked 6th/7th in the national polls, Harvard is coming off a dominant performance against sixth-seeded Dartmouth in their quarterfinal series at Bright Hockey Center in Cambridge, MA. The Crimson shut out the Big Green 3-0 and 4-0 over the weekend. Harvard, which finished with a 17-3-2 ECAC Hockey record, owns a 23-5-3 overall mark.
The number one seed in the playoffs and ranked 2nd/3rd in the nation, Cornell advances to host the tournament after pulling out its quarterfinal series against Colgate. The Big Red rallied late in Fridays game and won 5-4 in overtime and staged another comeback in Saturdays 3-2 triumph. Cornell posted an 18-3-1 ECAC Hockey mark and owns a 25-5-1 overall record.
The lone visiting team to win one of last weekends series, St. Lawrence is 19-13-5 overall and finished with a 12-6-4, fifth-place ECAC slate. The Saints knocked off Quinnipiac 2-1 (1-0, 2-3 3ot, 2-0) in Hamden, CT.
KNIGHT KNOTES: Clarkson Womens Hockey is celebrating its 10th season in style. The Knights have skated to the best season in the programs history at 28-8 and posted the best ECAC Hockey mark ever at 18-4 The Clarkson coaching staff, fifth-year co-head coaches Matt and Shannon Desrosiers, and assistant Matt Kelly have surpassed the century mark in career victories with a 103-61-22 record guiding the Golden Knights Clarkson posted an 8-5 record against nationally-ranked teams this season The Knights went 15-4 in Potsdam and are 13-4 in games away from Cheel Forward Danielle Skirrow (Trenton, ONT) and defenseman Hailey Wood are the only two seniors on the Green and Golds roster Erica Howe has backboned the Knights stingy defensive effort, which is allowing only 1.64 goals per game (sixth lowest in the country). Howe has played more minutes (2099.25) than any other goaltender in the NCAA. She ranks in the top 10 in save percentage (.935) and goals against average (1.63) and is tied for third in shutouts with six. Howe is Clarksons all-time winningest goaltender with a 59-25-10 record, including 15 career shutouts. She has twice been named ECAC Goaltender of the Month (October, November) this season Juniors Jamie Lee Rattray and Carly Mercer joined Clarksons elite 100-point club this season Rattray is averaging over a point per game with 48 goals and 65 assists for 113 points through 104 games. She has tallied a school-record 50 points this season on 22 goals and 28 assists through 34 games. Rattray is tied for the nations lead in game-winning goals with nine. She has a current five-game point scoring streak with five goals and three assists since mid-February The Knights captain, Carly Mercer has produced 104 career points (39-65) in 110 games. She is second on the Knights in scoring this season with 17 goals and 23 assists in 36 games. Mercer led the Knights in conference goals (12). She has six power-play markers and six game-winners The nations leading rookie scorer from the blueline, Erin Ambrose is enjoying a banner season in her collegiate debut. She is one of only three defensemen in the country who are averaging over a point per game. She has a 1.03 ppg average with 29 assists and four goals through 32 contests. She quarterbacks Clarksons ninth-rated power play with 21 points (4-17) while on the man-advantage. Ambrose has been named ECAC Hockey Rookie of the Month three times this season (October, December, February). Ambrose, along with Rattray, helped Canadas U22 team win Gold Medal at the 2013 Meco Cup in Germany in early January Skirrow is closing out her collegiate career on a high note as the Knights fourth-leading scorer with 15 goals and 13 assists. She has recorded six power-play tallies, a shorthanded marker and four game-winners Vanessa Gagnon has scored a goal in each of the last three games, and is Clarksons top faceoff specialist, winning 55% of her draws Clarkson is 22-4 when scoring first and 20-2 when leading through two periods.
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By KELLEY SHINERSun Advocate reporter
The construction of the swimming pool project in Helper is almost finished.
The contractors expect to have the city's project completed in a couple more weeks.
The city's pool project includes an entire building with business offices, restrooms with showers and changing facilities.
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MySQL supports cursors inside stored programs. The syntax is as in embedded SQL. Cursors have these properties:
Asensitive: The server may or may not make a copy of its result table
Read only: Not updatable
Nonscrollable: Can be traversed only in one direction and cannot skip rows
Cursor declarations must appear before handler declarations and after variable and condition declarations.
CREATE PROCEDURE curdemo() BEGIN DECLARE done INT DEFAULT FALSE; DECLARE a CHAR(16); DECLARE b, c INT; DECLARE cur1 CURSOR FOR SELECT id,data FROM test.t1; DECLARE cur2 CURSOR FOR SELECT i FROM test.t2; DECLARE CONTINUE HANDLER FOR NOT FOUND SET done = TRUE; OPEN cur1; OPEN cur2; read_loop: LOOP FETCH cur1 INTO a, b; FETCH cur2 INTO c; IF done THEN LEAVE read_loop; END IF; IF b < c THEN INSERT INTO test.t3 VALUES (a,b); ELSE INSERT INTO test.t3 VALUES (a,c); END IF; END LOOP; CLOSE cur1; CLOSE cur2; END;
|Posted by Roland Bouman on February 23 2006 2:44pm
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Hi all, as beat pointed out, LOOP is the only construct that I found useful for traversing cursors. Both WHILE and REPEAT lead to problems. See http://rpbouman.blogspot.com/2005/09/why-repeat-and-while-are-usually-not.html for examples:
Nesting cursors is possible, you just need to take care of a few things. You can either put the inner cursor in it's own BEGIN..END block, duplicating the code for the handler and the loop control, or you can reset your loop control variable inside the inner loop once the cursor is exhausted. I won't post an example here, as this would soon clutter the page. Just check it out here, it's got all the examples: http://rpbouman.blogspot.com/2005/10/nesting-mysql-cursor-loops.html
|Posted by Alexander Pelov on March 15 2006 6:54pm
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Hello everyone,
I comment the examples given on this page.
I had several working stored functions that when called from a "fetching" cursor loop didn't work (exited prematurely). The problem was that the functions were issuing SELECT statements which sometimes returned empty resultsets. This in turn executed the declared HANDLER, which interrupted the function(!) and set the variable 'done' to true -> after the first itteration the loop was acting as if the end of the data was hit.
The solution I found is somewhat cumbersome (but works!) - I've redeclared the HANDLER in each of the functions :
/* Disable DATA NOT FOUND handlers from calling functions */
|Posted by charles rogers on May 9 2007 1:55pm
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There are really helpful comments posted here and throughout the manual. PLEASE, everyone, when you post do not forget to mention the VERSION of MySQL you were using when you encountered your issue. Without the VERSION information, the report of a bug or the description of a technical feature or a problem is lessened in value to the community.
|Posted by Horga Marius on November 17 2007 10:55am
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it is possible to nest 2 cursor an find the number of rows for each cursor. We can use SQL_CALC_FUND_ROWS in the cursor.
See examples.
DROP PROCEDURE IF EXISTS `igla`.`twoCursor` $$
CREATE PROCEDURE `igla`.`twoCursor` ()
declare idFact, idMaster, idSlave, indexM, indexS int default 0;
declare masterCursor cursor for Select SQL_CALC_FOUND_ROWS Factura_ID from facturi;
declare slaveCursor cursor for Select SQL_CALC_FOUND_ROWS iesire_id from iesiri where factura_ID =idFact;
open masterCursor;
set idMaster = (Select FOUND_ROWS());
while indexM<idMaster do
fetch masterCursor into idFact;
open slaveCursor;
set idSlave = (Select FOUND_ROWS());
while indexS<idSlave do
-- do some hear
set indexS= indexS+1;
end while;
close slaveCursor;
set indexM=indexM+1;
end while;
close masterCursor;
|Posted by Dipak Patel on November 29 2007 8:27pm
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How you can use nested loop,here each dept has one or more majors.
Write an SP that retrieves from your CS442 database all the departments and the majors offered by each department, and insert the results in the MESSAGES table. Here are detailed instructions:
Store a string composed of the department ID and the major description in the MESSAGES table (separate the two with an asterisk (*) symbol by using the concat function). Your MESSAGES table should contain 16 records and look similar to the following:
CS*Computer Networking
-- Drop Procedure
DROP PROCEDURE IF EXISTS get_major_info_for_all_dept;
-- Create procedure get_major_info_for_all_dept()
CREATE PROCEDURE get_major_info_for_all_dept()
DECLARE dept_id VARCHAR(3) ;
DECLARE major_description VARCHAR(50) ;
DECLARE concat_description VARCHAR(60);
DECLARE flag1 VARCHAR(5) DEFAULT 'START' ;
DECLARE flag2 VARCHAR(5) DEFAULT 'START' ;
-- Declare cursor for outside looping purpose to get all departments from the dept table
DECLARE getDept CURSOR FOR
SELECT deptid
FROM dept
ORDER BY deptid;
--Declare cursor for getting each and every major description of each department.
DECLARE getMajorsFromEachDept CURSOR FOR
SELECT description
FROM major
WHERE deptid = dept_id;
-- Record not found means for inner loop no more major record left for that dept_id and for outer loop no more record left for dept-id
DECLARE CONTINUE HANDLER FOR NOT FOUND SET flag1 = 'END';
-- Open cursor
OPEN getDept;
-- loop to extract each major of each department and insert into messages table
-- until no record left.
WHILE flag1<>'END' DO
-- to get deptid
FETCH getDept INTO dept_id;
IF flag1 <> 'END' THEN
OPEN getMajorsFromEachDept;
SET flag2= flag1;
WHILE flag1 <> 'END' DO
FETCH getMajorsFromEachDept INTO major_description;
IF flag1 <> 'END' THEN
SET concat_description = CONCAT(dept_id,'*',major_description);
INSERT INTO messages
VALUES (concat_description);
-- free memory
CLOSE getMajorsFromEachDept;
SET flag1 = flag2;
-- Loop end.
-- free memory
CLOSE getDept;
--- Display all records of Messages Table---------
SELECT * FROM messages;
|Posted by Aaron Diers on March 6 2008 9:15pm
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Just as a response to that last comment, wouldn't it be easier just to do this?
CREATE PROCEDURE get_major_info_for_all_dept()
INSERT INTO messages
SELECT CONCAT(dept.deptid, '*', major.description)
FROM dept JOIN major ON dept.deptid = major.dept_id
|Posted by steffen hirsch on June 18 2008 6:14pm
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hello folks,
you cannot reopen a cursor, if you changed rows hold by the cursor after scrolling through it for the first time!!
I'm using mysql 5.1.22-rc
|Posted by Serdar S. Kacar on March 10 2009 2:04pm
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Are you looking for an alternative cursor traversal code template in which there is no loop control variable (like "done") and no label (like "MyLabel:") ?
Take a look at "Simple Cursor Traversal 2"
|Posted by Dominik Egert on May 19 2010 7:30pm
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This method is stored function safe, even when nested into each other. (Like Function A calls Function B; both using cursors)
-- Initialise cursor
OPEN cursor40201;
-- USE BEGIN-END handler for cursor-control within own BEGIN-END block
-- Loop cursor throu users of group
-- Get next value
FETCH cursor40201 INTO ;
-- Add update useracls
IF (SELECT libcrm_user_updateeffective(idUserU0204)) <=> NULL THEN
-- Return error
RETURN CONCAT('ERROR 404: iIDUser(', idUserU0204, '), unknown. - NOT FOUND');
-- Release cursor
CLOSE cursorU0204;
|Posted by David Bergan on February 23 2012 10:00pm
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In response to Alexander Pelov's situation...
The problem is that when one of your SELECT INTO queries within the loop generates 0 results... it trips the CONTINUE HANDLER and sets "done = TRUE". The easiest way around this is to simply add the line "SET done = FALSE ;" immediately before the FETCH command(s) like so...
read_loop: LOOP
-- This is the line that fixes the problem
SET done = FALSE ;
FETCH cur1 INTO a, b;
FETCH cur2 INTO c;
IF done THEN
LEAVE read_loop;
IF b < c THEN
INSERT INTO test.t3 VALUES (a,b);
INSERT INTO test.t3 VALUES (a,c);
-- This is the kind of line that would cause the problem.
-- SELECT INTO returns 0 records, triggering the CONTINUE HANDLER and setting done to TRUE (which we don't want)
SELECT id INTO a FROM test.t1 WHERE 1 = 2 ;
This way, "done" is reset to false from whatever else went on during the loop and the "IF done THEN" check could only be true when FETCH runs out of records.
|Posted by Brent Roady on May 9 2012 8:22pm
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It should be noted that the local variable names used in FETCH [cursor] INTO must be different than the variable names used in the SELECT statement defining the CURSOR. Otherwise the values will be NULL.
In this example,
DECLARE a VARCHAR(255);
DECLARE cur1 CURSOR FOR
SELECT a FROM table1;
FETCH cur1 INTO a;
the value of a after the FETCH will be NULL.
This is also described here: http://bugs.mysql.com/bug.php?id=28227
|Posted by Jérémi Lassausaie on February 3 2015 3:47pm
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Answer for Brent Roady :
I don't see any bug in the bahaviour described.
DECLARE a VARCHAR(255);
/* you declare a variable "a" without a specified default value, a=NULL */
DECLARE cur1 CURSOR FOR
SELECT a FROM table1;
/* You declare a cursor that selects "a" FROM a table */
OPEN cur1;
/* You execute your cursor query, a warning is raised because a is ambiguously defined but you don't see it */
FETCH cur1 INTO a;
/* you put your unique field in your unique row into a (basically you do "SET a=a;") so a is still NULL */
There is no bug report, just a misunderstanding.


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It seemed the whole country went nuts last week as it was announced that President Barack Obama would be visiting America's classrooms via a live podcast on the White House Web site.
I have a lot of relatives and this weekend most of them came to town. We had a great time together as usual. We are good company for each other and I don't ever remember, as adults, any of us having a serious argument. Of course, we disagree like most people but it never escalates into yelling and holding grudges. I have to admit, I have a cool family.
There's a fresh wind blowing across Gadsden County. Can you feel it?
I'm talking about the new excitement in the schools and at the administrative level. It started with the shifting around of personnel, not because district leaders wanted to move people out of positions, but because the skills of those administrators and teachers would be better utilized elsewhere. Principals who have led their former schools to higher levels of achievement have been moved to schools that were faltering, and we can be sure their new schools are already on the rise.
Standing in line doesn't have to be a bad experience. On Aug. 28 I had the good fortune of waiting in line for almost an hour to get a tag for my car. A few months ago I interviewed Dale Summerford, county tax collector, about the increase in fees and licenses that took effect Sept. 1.
I can tell you the problem with the heath care "reform." The proposed legislation is 1,000 pages long! Hello! Gibbon's extraordinarily wordy and detailed description of "The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire" wasn't much longer. And it took six volumes and covered centuries. "War and Peace" came and went with fewer pages. "Gone with the Wind" was barely a thousand pages. And I couldn't make it through it; I fell asleep around about the time Scarlett took her third husband.
I got to spend some vacation time last week with my parents. I went up to their home in North Georgia and just hung out. I didn't really plan on much else.
My agenda was this: my mom and I went to Athens on Monday to do a little Christmas shopping. You just can't buy UGA stuff around here; there's just not much variety, when you do find it. On Tuesday, we spent the day roaming around the area where she was born and raised, taking pictures and just hanging out.Then on Wednesday, I spent the day doing a whole lotta nothing.
Quincy city commissioners are considering an ordinance that will limit people who set up shop on the sides of the road and conduct whatever kind of business that strikes their fancy. I, like Commissioner Derrick Elias, think that the city looks raggedy.
I've spent the past week or so with back spasms. Not something I anticipated, nor did I enjoy it. Who would? Back spasms are no fun.
You don't realize how much you are dependent on your back each day. I mean, it's kind of a given. But we just don't think about it much. But when the back is out of whack, your world stops. Trust me.
The 1000 Men Rally is planned for Friday night. Organizers say they expect more than 1,000 men to attend the rally that will include speakers, music and entertainment, and create a relaxing environment. They hope attendees will accept advice on everything from their health to how to treat their mates. It's a good concept and if it helps a even just handful of men there will hopefully be fewer issues.
Last week, as I was out having lunch, I witnessed something no woman should ever have to.
I saw a man in really tight knit pants. Pants that left nothing to the imagination. Pants that were, well, in a couple of words, too small. I've heard it said that clothes make the man. Not in this case. They can, however, make the man do lots of things he shouldn't.
After witnessing his, um, attire, I began to think about men and the clothing they wear, and I've been taking mental notes the past few days.
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I have seen this arrival video several times (no offense Jeffrey, but I guess a repost from days of yore) and I gotta say that when you throw terrain like this into the mix and stir with a little weather, it ain't likely that we will see pilotless airliners any time in the near future. I do corporate and ASE, EGE, TEX, RIL, RNO are all semi regulars. Snow flurries can take VFR to below minimums in minutes (thats what specials are for) and no computer is gonna sort that sh%t out at the MDA. So if you are thinking about an aviation career, go for it, they are fixin to need a bunch of pilots. I have been hearing this my whole 31 year career, but lookin at the cards, I think they, for once, might be right. And Dudeman, I bet they don't do pacs off because a 75 will do a single engine go around at La Paz. Any comment Preacher1.
Well, the 75 ain't bad on 1. You talk about snow flurries. Here in the ArkLaTex we are blessed with Tstorms popping out of nowhere and squall lines coming up and building out of nowhere. I'll tell you what, I had 36 years full time from FE up to left seat, a couple years of fill in and now back with the old company part time, but I about met my match this past Tuesday. Just a short hop down and back from KFSM to KDFW. Roller coaster down when we should have been ahead of the wx and dang near to KLIT coming back before turning left and then having to make that 76 perform like an F16 to punch a hole and get down. As far as the pilots, until the Airlines set up a direct hiring path out of the regionals instead of cherrypicking everywhere there is gonna be a problem. The legacies will probably be OK. The shortage will be with the regionals unless they get some money up.
Came in from HDN the same day just in time to catch the back side of it. SWA was talking about alternates, Love was shut, and ADS was open. It was bumpy so you gotta love a high wing loading.
We left DFW some after lunch. I went up to about HOT and turned left, trying to beat the front end of it into FSM and didn't make it. Leading edge had actually passed over the field and If I wanted to see the house that nite, I didn't have much choice. They were using 25 at FSM and we just had to make a swan dive and punch thru it. It kinda stalled for a bit. We got down and I headed back East to the house and stayed ahead of it and then had to sit here and watch it spin up and down on radar and let it pass by the house. It was changing so fast that NWS was having a hard time keeping all the warnings updated on the radar. Nasty B****. One of the worst I'd ever seen.
The squall line stalled, not the plane
It was nasty for an any time squall line, let alone a January one. The south end at Dallas was about the least of it. I thought you meant the weather, as thou shalt not stall the airplane is in the book somewhere, I think.
That is definitely in the book and is defintely a no no. Kinda bad for your health.lol It was bad bumpy coming down that morning but the bulk of it was up in Western OK at that time. How'd you come down from HDN or had you spent the night up there? I am assuming you came into ADS?
Did ADS-RNO-HDN Sunday, ceilings everywhere, snow everywhere, approaches everywhere. HDN-ADS on Tuesday. Just another day in paradise.
Sounds like your week started off good. ttyl, I'm outa here
I bid you adieu.
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Love me the Toncontín approach! Flaps-40, bleeds-off, GPWS inhibited, palms sweaty!
and let's don't forget the pucker factor.lol
you could do it Preacherman
:53 seconds but worth watching. I always thank my flight crew after every flight. I think I would have tipped these guys or gals!
Too bad they dont do this approach anymore. They cleared the hillside after the TACA Flight 390 Accident.
TGU...CO used to use it for training also...if you look closely they have a 727-200 stuck into the side of the mountain.
I love how they say AA pilots with balls of steel. Really what a DB, while the airline guys are getting trained to go to these difficult airports, us guys in the corporate world get the 6AM wake up call from dispatch to go to these places. We go and do the same if not better job as the airline guys and we don't get the training before hand. Hell we haven't heard of half the airports airlines guys get special training into until we get that call from dispatch. I think it is safe to say the Corporate Guys have BALLS of STEEL.
Not to mention not having someone send you a message on the ACARS saying 400 miles up ahead go left for wx.
In all fairness, I'm sure quite a few of them came along this path though...
The title is misleading though.
I think it would blow peoples mind to find out just how many of us 135 guys and aircraft are out there. If it's not an airline of some type they just drool over some guy having and flying his own plane.He talks about the 6am call, my mind goes to 1700 and your starting to think Motel; boss calls and says "meetings over, ya'll got the hours to get us home?"
I heard years ago that they removed that hill for a safer approach. Can anyone confirm?
They must send video of the mains brushing the brush...it must happen.


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Accurately sizing up the stakes of Oklahoma State's clash with Gonzaga proves difficult.
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Accurately sizing up the stakes of Oklahoma State's clash with Gonzaga proves difficult.
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Statement game?
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WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) — Former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan has always been a student of the economy. Since the financial crisis, he's become a student of human nature.
Sitting in his office with a view of the Washington Monument in the distance, Greenspan is eager to share the insight distilled in his recent book, "The Map and the Territory," due out in paperback this fall.
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Greenspan, 88, who was chairman of the U.S. central bank for more than 18 years, from 1987 to 2006, managed to steer the economy through multiple crises, mainly by slashing rates and remaining upbeat. He suffered a remarkable fall from grace after leaving office and has apologized for trusting big banks too much. He has since gone back and re-examined his views on the economy.
Greenspan, now the president of Greenspan Associates LLC, an economic consulting firm, spoke to MarketWatch about the current stance of Fed policy, the economy and what to do about asset bubbles. The economy will do all right in the near term, he said, buoyed by a strong equity market, but he added that he remains worried that we could be facing another false dawn.
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You kind of complain a lot. Maybe IVhorseman will come around and explain everything for you like he did for Armor. In the meantime, look at how things are done in existing pages (or on Wikipedia, since it's the same wiki code), and copy what you need to.
I wasn't sure about the uploading and hosting all the images locally part, but there didn't seem to be any way around it. In any case it'll cut down on broken links, and everybody's been wishing they could upload images here for ages anyway.
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The South Dakota State men's tennis team topped IUPUI 4-3 in its weekend finale at Kansas City on Saturday.
After a tough defeat versus host Kansas City, the Jacks responded with a narrow win versus 2012 Summit League runner-up IUPUI.
SDSU opened the meet strong with a sweep in doubles. The Jacks won every match by at least one service break for the team point.
James Thorp and Mateus Moreira posted the greatest margin of victory with an 8-3 win versus Deon Shafer and Thomas Gans at No. 2. Parker Lawley and Andrea Boglić doubled up Nick Volz and Jacob Bradley 8-4 at No. 1 and Lucas Pereira and Henrique Pereira won by one break versus Jake Hedderig and Jason Jaruvang 8-5 at No. 3.
Thanks to the doubles point, the Jacks needed to win only three singles matches to win the meet and that is exactly what happened.
Lawley was the highest winner on the ladder with a 6-3, 7-6 (7-2) win at No. 3 versus Shafer. The tiebreaker was the only 12-point tiebreaker played in the meet.
H. Pereira needed three sets to finish Hedderig at No. 4. After a shutout loss in the first set, H. Pereira won the second and third sets 7-5, 6-2, for the win.
Thorp was the final Jackrabbit winner with a straight-set win versus Bradley at No. 5. Thorp's 6-2, 6-4 win was one of three straight-set matches.
IUPUI won at No. 1, No. 2 and No. 6, but it was not enough.
"The boys should be proud of the way they played today," head coach Michael Engdahl said. "They earned every point. When we have high energy, we are a dangerous team. We played a complete match with high energy. I think we shocked The Summit League a bit today, but we did not shock ourselves. IUPUI is a great team and played one of the toughest non-conference schedules in the league, so their record does not reflect how great of a team they are. It is a win that feels great today, but we need to stay focused and keep moving forward."
SDSU improved to 6-9 overall, 1-1 in The Summit League.
IUPUI dropped to 2-14 after the loss in its first league meet.
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One of the most interesting presidential elections ever held in the United States took place on Nov.8. 1960. But the interest locally wasn't just about John F. Kennedy and Richard Milhouse Nixon. It was also about a local native running for President as well.
In 1959, Kent Courtney, a conservative political operative sponsored a meeting in Chicago, Ill. In which he invited many conservative luminaries such as Robert W. Welch (founder of the John Birch Society) and William F. Buckley (publisher of the National Review). Also attending the meeting was former Price Mayor and Utah Governor J. Bracken Lee. It was there that Courtney put together the beginnings of what many of them thought would be a powerful political party, the Conservative Party.
Courtney was a strong segregationist who thought that the two major parties were to much alike. He later proposed that Lee run for President and he for Vice-President on a ticket using the parties name.
The big show of course was between the two candidates that were representing the Democrats and the Republicans. Kennedy, a senator from Massachusetts, had picked his running mate Lyndon Johnson after a floor fight at the Democratic convention in July. Johnson had ambitions to be President, and had lost. For many it was a strange alliance, a southern Democrat and a northern liberal together.
Nixon picked Henry Cabot Lodge as his vice presidential candidate. Nixon had been vice president during the Dwight Eisenhower administration, a time of relative peace and prosperity in the nation, although a recession in 1957 had hurt the country a good deal.
It became one of the closest elections in history (by popular vote) because Kennedy won by only a little out of 112,000 votes over the entire nation. He did outdistance Nixon by 303 to 219 in electoral votes however.
Lee, running with his conservative mate Courtney on the Conservative party ticket (in New Jersey, the only place it was on the ballot) got a grand total of 8,708 votes. He went on to be Salt Lake City's mayor from 1960 to 1971.
Carbon county, once again, went big for Democratic candidates. After straying from the Democratic presidential ticket in 1956 (voting for the Eisenhower ticket over the Democratic Adlai Stevenson ticket 4507-4460) the county surged votes for Kennedy.
"(Carbon County) returned to its traditional place in politics, a place which ahd been assured through all the years since 1924 when the county voted for Calvin Coolidge, Republican," stated the Sun Advocate on Nov. 10, 1960.
The paper noted that voting was heavy, in fact the heaviest it had ever been despite the fact the county had lost population in the previous decade.
"Tuesday's election in Carbon county was marked by a record voter response," the paper stated. "A greater number of votes were cast this year than in 1956 when the population level of the county was considerably higher. In 1956 a total of 8,967 votes were cast for the presidential candidates and in Tuesday's election the total for the two candidates in this race was 8,997. According to County Clerk B.H. Young approximately 88 percent of the voters turned out."
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HOGANSBURG Hundreds of residents rallied, marched and chanted during a recent event on the St. Regis Mohawk Reservation to speak out against sexual assault an issue some acknowledge is still a problem in the community but is better addressed through counseling, support programs and shelters for victims.
The Walk a Mile in Her Moccasins event April 25 drew close to 150 men, women and children, some of them wearing moccasins and most holding teal balloons and donning teal shirts, given out by organizers of the march. Teal is the color for sexual assault awareness, and April was sexual assault awareness month. The event was organized by the tribes social services division, Three Sisters Program, Konon:kwe Council and Act Now.
Its too bad that some people pretend it is not happening, but its good people here raise awareness and say you can get help, said resident Hilde Barnes. Around here, there are pretty good programs to try to make people aware of the problem and to try to find solutions for it.
Sexual assault seems to be a problem everywhere, she said.
The teal procession assembled at the St. Regis Mohawk School, marched up Church Street, turned left down Route 37 and ended at a shelter at the Tekakwitha walking trail, where marchers had refreshments and listened to speakers, some from Three Sisters, a program to help victims of sexual assault, who reminded participants of what they offer.
Marchers chanted and sang as they walked, some hanging teal balloons from lacrosse or walking sticks. As the marchers entered Tekakwitha walking trail, they were greeted by a members of the Northern Sky Warriors stickball team, who clapped their stickball sticks together. A man identifying himself as Lead Horse said this was symbolic of Mohawk tradition, where they traveled with the women on the inside and the warriors on the outside, to protect the women.
Its great to see this turnout. Its a great visualization for the community and the support we have for each other, said Randi Rourke Barreiro of the Konon:kwe Council, a group that seeks to empower women in the Mohawk community.
After snacking on doughnuts and hearing messages of empowerment from Three Sisters members, marchers were offered a tough look into the damage caused by sexual abuse and how it can lead into a vicious cycle of physical abuse, substance abuse and self-destruction. One woman, Nionataa, came forward to relate how abuse by a relative from an early age led her into a severe depression and feelings of self-worthlessness by her teens.
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*MC throws SC a Sapporo STAT
How about a nice cold one ;D http://www3.telus.net/ra11le/DSCF0019.JPG
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*MC throws SC a Sapporo STAT
[quote author=Master Copy link=board=17;threadid=8182;start=0#msg74442 date=1069708356]
SC, did you sign up at the Guiness site? Word has it "Free Beer".
Yeah, but its a free refrigerator magnet, not beer :'(
I like the survey that I had to take.
How many beers do you drink a month? 200
What is your favorite brand? Budweiser (had to screw with them there).
What type of drinks (non beer or wine) do you drink most often ? Whiskey
How much do you drink a month? 60 shots
What is your favorite brand? Wild Turkey
They are gonna roll when seeing that. I must definitely classify to them as an alcoholic, and a cash cow for booze companies
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*MC throws SC a Sapporo STAT
For cheap shit, Pabst, Blatz [stomp!!], and Bitburger are actually very good. For some reason though, every time I say ro write Blatz [stomp!!] I need to stomp the ground really friggin hard ... As if I am killing a spider or a wigger's face ...
and you guys must think im crazy for not drinking. but honastly, i dont like beer. or any other alcohol for that matter. some wines are alright though, and some weird shit ive had.
so does anybody want to buy me a bottle of skyrocket? no? ok.
[me=TeRG]goes home sadly. [/me]
*MC pisses in a bottle and hands it to TeRG
Ther you go you freakin non-alcoholic bastard. ;D
Holy crap pbharris! There's a beer in that picture! I didn't notice for a sec.here ya go -
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Holy crap pbharris! There's a beer in that picture! I didn't notice for a sec.
Yeap, fly right by my face ....
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- Plutonite® lens material filters out 100% of UVA/UVB/UVC rays and harmful blue light
- Iridium® lens coating reduces glare