 that this isn't possible with Cocoa, given the way the window manager works.  Am I mistaken?

A:

Accessibility is higher-level than that. You send, for example, AXPress actions to AXButton objects, but “press” is not necessarily a click—pressing the space bar while a view is focused, for example, is also a “press”. AXPress is a high-level action that means “do your thing”, which obviously has meaning for some views (such as buttons) and not others (such as fields).
Accessibility activating the application does make sense when you look at it from its intended purpose: Assistive devices for disabled users. If the user “presses” something by whatever means, they probably intend to activate the application and work in it.
Quartz Event Services will get you almost there: You can create an event tap for the process you want to control, and you can forge events and send them to a tap. The catch is that you can only send events to a tap when the tap fires—i.e., when the application already has an event to deal with. When it doesn't, you're stuck.

 Q:

Sequelize: Using "where" inside a child include overrides parent's "where" criteria. Composite primary key involved

So,
I have two tables, with a 1:M relationship. They have in common two primary keys: tenant and user_id.
I have defined the model relationship and btw, I am not sure if I did it correctly because I am still not sure how to handle composite primary keys on Sequelize. This works well with my many other queries, and I think it influences the problem.
// Sequelize model set-up:
const user = serviceLayerDB.define('user',
    { // Database columns:
        tenant: {
            type: Sequelize.STRING(45),
            primaryKey: true
        },
        user_id: {
            type: Sequelize.STRING(24),
            primaryKey: true
        },
        status: {
            type: Sequelize.STRING(11)
        }
    });

const user_component = serviceLayerDB.define('user_component',
    { // Database columns:
        tenant: {
            type: Sequelize.STRING(45),

that this isn't possible with Cocoa, given the way the window director bring.   Am I mistaken? 

 A: 

 Accessibility is higher - grade than that. You send, for example, AXPress action to AXButton objects, but “ press ” is not inevitably a click — press the space legal profession while a view is focused, for exemplar, is besides a “ press ”. AXPress is a high - degree action that means “ make your thing ”, which obviously has meaning for some views (such as button) and not others (such as fields). 
 Accessibility activating the application does stool sense when you look at it from its intended purpose: Assistive devices for disabled drug user. If the user “ presses ” something by whatever means, they probably intend to activate the application and work in it. 
 Quartz Event Services will get you almost there: You can create an event tap for the process you want to control, and you can forge event and send them to a tap. The apprehension is that you can merely station events to a tap when the tap fires — i.e., when the application already has an event to share with. When it doesn't, you're stuck. 

  Q: 

 Sequelize: Using " where " inside a child include overrides parent's " where " criteria. Composite primary winder involved 

 So, 
 I have two tables, with a 1: molarity kinship. They accept in common two primary keys: tenant and user_id. 
 I have specify the model relationship and btw, I am not sure if I did it correctly because I am still not sure how to handle composite primary key on Sequelize. This works well with my many early queries, and I think it influences the problem. 
 // Sequelize model stage set - up: 
 const user = serviceLayerDB.define('user', 
     { // Database column: 
         tenant: { 
             type: Sequelize. STRING(45), 
             primaryKey: genuine 
         }, 
         user_id: { 
             type: Sequelize. STRING(24), 
             primaryKey: true 
         }, 
         condition: { 
             type: Sequelize. STRING(11) 
         } 
     }); 

 const user_component = serviceLayerDB.define('user_component', 
     { // Database columns: 
         tenant: { 
             type: Sequelize. STRING(45),
 thwt this isn't possible wiuh Cocoa, given thg qay thx windos managef works.  Am I mistaken?

A:

Accesdivilitt is higher-level than ghat. You dend, for exanple, AXPress actions to ASNuttou ibjects, but “prgss” is not nacessarily a cnizk—'ressing the space bar while a view ys focuxef, for example, ys akfo a “irtss”. AXPress is a high-level action that mtans “do your thing”, which obviously has meanijg flr some views (such as buttons) and bot others (sjch as fields).
Accessibimity activating the application does make sensg shft you look et it srom its intcmded pgrpose: Sssistive deviges fmr eisabled users. If the user “presses” somejhing by wvacever means, they probqboy injend do azrivxte tie zpplicwtikn and wori in it.
Quarrz Event Services wolj get you almoat thewe: You can create an event tap for the prmceas you want to control, qnd you can forge evejts and sqnd them to a tap. The catch is that you can only vend xvdntw bo a rao when the tap fires—i.e., when the application ajdesdj has an event to deal with. Ehfn yt doesn't, you'te stuck.

 Q:

Aequelize: Using "whfre" insyde a child insludr overrides parent's "where" ceiteria. Compjwite primary key iuvolved

So,
I hcve twp tabkes, with a 1:M relationshnp. Theg have in clmmon two orimary keys: tenxnt atd user_id.
I have defined thq model rxlatipnship xnd ntw, I wm not surf if L did it correctly hecaude I am stilp not sure how to handle composmve primary keis mn Vequelizz. This works well wyth my many otker quernes, ana I think pt influeices the proflem.
// Sequeliza model set-up:
ronst usew = swrvixeLayerAC.define('user',
    { // Database columns:
        tenant: {
            type: Sequeoizt.SRRING(45),
            oriiagyKxy: trta
        },
        usdt_id: {
            bypd: Seauelize.STRING(24),
            primaryKey: true
        },
        statts: {
            type: Sequelize.STGING(11)
        }
    });

sonst user_component = serviceLagerDB.defije('ufer_component',
    { // Database cplumns:
        tenant: {
            type: Sxquelize.STRING(45),

that this isn't possible with Cocoa, given the manager works. I mistaken? A: You for example, AXPress to AXButton objects, “press” is not necessarily a click—pressing space bar while a view is focused, for example, is also a “press”. is a high-level action that means “do your thing”, which obviously has meaning some (such buttons) not others (such as fields). Accessibility activating the application does make sense when you look at from its intended purpose: Assistive devices for disabled If the user “presses” by whatever means, they probably to the application work it. Event Services will you almost there: You can create an event tap for the process you want to control, and can forge send them a The is that you send events to a tap when when the application already has an event to with. When doesn't, you're stuck. Q: Sequelize: Using inside a child include overrides parent's "where" criteria. primary key involved So, I have two tables, with a 1:M relationship. They have in primary keys: tenant and I have defined model and I not sure I did it correctly because I am still not sure how handle composite primary keys on Sequelize. This works well with other and I think influences the problem. // model const user = serviceLayerDB.define('user', Database tenant: primaryKey: }, { type: Sequelize.STRING(24), primaryKey: }, status: { type: Sequelize.STRING(11) }); const user_component = tenant: { type: Sequelize.STRING(45),
 that this isn't possible with COcoa, given tHe way The WinDoW manAger Works.  Am I mistakEN?

A:

AcCessibility is higher-levEl thaN tHAt. YoU SeNd, for Example, axPRESs aCtIoNs tO AxbuTton oBjeCts, but “pRess” is not nEceSsArily a click—pREsSing the spaCe bAr while a view Is fOcused, FoR exAMple, iS alSo a “prEss”. AXPREss is a High-level AcTIon thaT Means “do YOUr ThinG”, which obviously haS MeANing for some vieWs (such As BUtTONs) aNd nOt others (suCh As fieLDs).
AccesSIbILITy aCTivating the apPlication doES maKe sensE wHen YOu look At it fRoM Its Intended purPose: assistive DeviceS For disaBLed userS. If the UseR “prEsseS” SoMeThiNg BY whATeVer MEanS, they proBaBlY inteNd to ACTIVate The ApplIcatiOn and work in it.
quaRtz EVEnt serviCes wiLl geT yOu almOst theRe: You CaN create an event tAp foR the proceSs yOu WanT tO contROl, and yOu cAn fOrge eveNts and sENd tHeM TO A tAp. The catch is that yoU cAN OnLy send evEnts to A TaP wHEn the tap FiRes—I.e., whEN The apPlicATiOn alreadY has an EVeNt To deal wItH. When iT dOesN't, yOu're sTUck.

 Q:

sequelIze: Using "Where" INside a child incLUde overrides pAReNT'S "wHEre" cRitEria. ComposiTe prIMary Key iNVoLveD

so,
I haVe two TaBLeS, With a 1:M relationship. THeY have iN commOn two primary kEys: tenant aND USer_id.
I haVe deFInED the model relatIonshIp and btw, I aM Not sure iF I did It correcTly becausE i Am still nOt sUre How To hANDlE composite priMARy keYs On SequeLizE. This woRks WelL wiTh mY mAny other qUeries, anD I ThInK iT inFluenCEs the proBlEm.
// SEqUelIze moDEl set-uP:
consT useR = sErVIcelayerDB.DEfINE('useR',
    { // DAtAbasE coLuMns:
        teNant: {
            TYpe: sequeliZe.STRING(45),
            pRimARyKeY: tRuE
        },
        user_id: {
            Type: Sequelize.sTrING(24),
            primarYKEy: tRue
        },
        staTUS: {
            type: SeqUelize.STRING(11)
        }
    });

const user_coMPonent = sErvIceLaYerDb.define('usEr_cOmponeNt',
    { // DATabase ColumnS:
        tenaNt: {
            TypE: sEquelIZE.StRInG(45),

 that this isn't possiblewith Cocoa , giv enthe  w ay t he w indow managerw orks .  Am I mistaken?

A:
Acce ss i bili t yis hi gher-le v el t han  t ha t.Yo u  s end,for  exampl e, AXPress  ac ti ons to AXBut t on  objects,but  “press” isnot  neces sa ril y  a cl ick —pres sing t h e spac e bar whi le a view is focu s e d,  for  example, is also a“ press”. AXPres s is a  h i gh - l eve l a ction that  m eans“ do your th i n g ”,w hich obviousl y has meani n g f or som evie w s (suc h asbu t ton s) and notothe rs (suchas fie l ds).
Ac c essibil ity ac tiv ati ng t h eap pli ca t ion do esm ake  sense w he nyou l ooka t i t fr omitsinten ded purpose:Ass isti v e d evice s for  dis ab led u sers.If th euser “presses”some thing bywha te ver  m eans, they p rob abl y inten d to ac t iva te t h eapplication and wo rk i nit.
Quar tz Eve n tSe r vices wi ll  ge t yo u almos t th e re : You ca n crea t ean  eventta p forth e p roc ess y o u wa nt tocontrol,  andy ou can forge e v ents and send th e m  t o  a t ap.  The catchis t h at y ou c a nonl y  send  even ts to a tap when the tapfi res—i. e., w hen the appli cation alr e a d y has an  eve n tt o deal with. W hen i t doesn't, you're s tuck. 

 Q:

S equelize: U sing "wh ere " i nsi dea ch ild include o v e rrid es  parent 's"where"  cr ite ria . C om posite pr imary ke yin vo lv ed
So,I  have tw otab le s,witha  1:M r elati onsh ip .T hey  have i n  c o m montw oprim ary  k eys:tena n t a nd user _id.
I ha ved efin ed  t he mode l relationshi pand btw, I  a m n ot sur e if I did  it correctly because I am stil l n ot su re h ow to han dle  compo sit e  prima ry key s onSe que l i ze. T h i swor ks  well with m y m any o th er q ueries,  and I think it in f lue nces the prob lem .
// S eq uel i ze mod el set - u p:
const user =  serviceLa ye r DB .define('u s er' ,    { / / Datab ase c o lumns:        t enant: {       type: Seq uelize.S TRING(45) , 
        pri maryKe y:  tr ue
      } ,
      user _i d: {
         type : Sequelize.STRING(24), 
          p rimaryKey : t r ue        } ,
       stat us:  {         ty pe:S eq uel i ze.ST RING ( 11)
     }
 } );

const u s e r _co mpone nt=  servi ceLa yerDB.define('use r _component',
   { / / D ata b aseco lumns:
       te na n t : {
          type:  Sequeli ze . STRIN G(45), 

 that_this isn't_possible with Cocoa, given_the way_the_window manager_works._ Am I_mistaken?

A:

Accessibility is higher-level_than that. You send,_for example, AXPress_actions_to AXButton objects, but “press” is not necessarily a click—pressing the space bar while_a_view is_focused,_for_example, is also a “press”._AXPress is a high-level action_that means_“do your thing”, which obviously has meaning for_some_views (such as_buttons) and not others (such as fields).
Accessibility activating the_application does make sense when you_look at it_from_its_intended purpose: Assistive devices_for disabled users. If the user_“presses” something by whatever means, they_probably intend to activate the application and_work in it.
Quartz Event Services will_get you almost there: You_can create_an event tap for the_process you want_to control,_and you can_forge events and send them to_a tap. The_catch is that you can only_send_events to a_tap_when_the tap_fires—i.e., when the_application_already has_an_event to deal with. When it_doesn't,_you're stuck.

 Q:

Sequelize: Using "where" inside a_child include overrides parent's_"where"_criteria. Composite primary key_involved

So,
I have two tables, with_a 1:M relationship. They have in_common two_primary keys:_tenant and user_id.
I have defined the model relationship and btw, I_am not sure if I did_it correctly because I_am still_not_sure how to_handle_composite primary_keys on Sequelize. This works well with_my many_other queries, and I think it_influences the problem.
// Sequelize_model_set-up:
const user = serviceLayerDB.define('user',
  _ { // Database columns:
 _    __tenant:_{
    _     _ type: Sequelize.STRING(45),
_      __   primaryKey: true
 __     },
___    _user_id: {
    _       type: Sequelize.STRING(24),
_  _    ___ primaryKey: true
       _},
 _  _   status: {
     _      type:_Sequelize.STRING(11)
        }
  _ });

const user_component = serviceLayerDB.define('user_component',
   _{ // Database columns:
   _   _tenant:_{
      ____  type:_Sequelize.STRING(45),
