I updated to Parallels 12. I ended up changing a lot of the visual displays trying to make things better. Then somewhere along the way, I couldn't change the size of the applications in Windows 10. I thought it had something to do with Parallels, but it doesn't.
To fix this issue, simply do the following:
Go to the notifications window. The little icon near the date and time on the bottom right on the start bar.
Fatal error: Call to undefined method aaAmazonWS::set_the_plugin() line 88
I was installing WooZone's WooCommerce Amazon Affiliates plugin. And I received the message above.
Essentially, I had already installed WooCommerce Light. Then, I tried to install the purchased version above. When I installed it, the message appeared.
Solution:
go to WooCommerce Light
Get your Amazon WS settings if you don't have them easily available
Deactivate the Light version
Activate the new version
This will allow you to continue..
No more
Fatal error: Call to undefined method aaAmazonWS::set_the_plugin() line 88
Section or group name 'xyz.Properties.Settings' is already defined. This can not be defined multiple times. (C:\whatever.dll.config line [Line Number])
I ended up opening the config file and found a line was duplicated in Configuration | ConfigSections | SectionGroup
If you want to hide some of your code for production you can use the #if the statements. This allows you to do testing and not affect your production code. See the example below for more information.
So, I'm in the application settings and want to put in a setting saved as type system.collections.specialized.strincollection. I started putting in a value and the message c# cannot be converted to an instance of type system.collections.specialized.stringcollection pops up. What? So, started looking online as to how to enter the value.
Long story short, if you look to the end of the line, there is an "ellipses" button. Click on the button and it will allow you to enter the values and it will format everything for you.
So, I'm gathering feeds from a vendor. It's turning into be a pain in the ass. Here is what I gathered to make it easier the next time. I tried on numerous occasions to send documents with Data specifications. What I found out was they were not reading the specifications. And were just relying on me to review the data that was coming to us. So then I started to debug based on what data was sent. This initial process of course was more time-consuming on my part. But once I figured out what they were doing it's went faster. The good thing is that all the data specifications created can use internally on my end.
Find out all of the fields available.
Determine the initial set of fields needed.
Have them start sending the feeds.
Evaluate the file sense. Considering this set of feeds has headers I copied the header and example data.
I took that header and example data and showed them a before and after of what the data should look like.
Continue steps four and five until this is complete.
In VS2008, select your file in the solution explorer and choose File...Save myfile.bat As...
On the down arrow on the Save button, choose Save with Encoding.
When saving in the Advanced Save Options dialog, Choose US-ASCII in the Encoding drop-down list. Set the line endings as required, or leave it as Current Setting.
Comparing data from a spreadsheet and SQL Server management studio. I wanted to compare the data and it was difficult switching between two screens on a laptop. So, I looked into a solution that could stack both windows on top of each other. The end result was I minimized all of my applications. Then I opened up these two applications. Then I right clicked on the Windows task bar, and chose "Show Windows Stacked". That was it.
The Designer Code for this migration file includes a snapshot of your current Code First model. This snapshot is used to calculate the changes to your model when you scaffold the next migration. If you make additional changes to your model that you want to include in this migration, then you can re-scaffold it by running 'Add-Migration Electra1' again.
After a lot of researching and troubleshooting updating tables and updating values, I realized what the issue was. What I had done was update the Entity framework prior to running a new migration from another developer. I never actually updated the database though. So when I ran the migration from another developer, I received the above error message. To fix this, I ended up migrating my changes, and updated my database. So the real issue was I had to run my migration, and update the database.
So, I was never able to figure out how to import the varbinary(max) with the SQL Server Management Studio. I ended up using SSMS to create an import query, then updated the query. A pain, but it worked.
I found out the issue was, I was using SQL Server management studio and created a select query. Once I had the results I copied the table into a CSV file. The issue was the information copied over into text. When I tried to import this information, it translated the information as varbinary which resulted in a different result. I ended up dropping this technique. I later tried to import this data from a duplicate database which resolve my problem.
Found this... wasn't sure if it would help someone else.
I did see later on that switching the file type to windows-1251 will work.