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    <title>Creating My First Data Extractor in Python</title>
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      Data Extraction with SAP HANA

My work typically entails creating a number of calculated views and data sets using SAP HANA and HANA Studio. However, extracting data into a flat file was not always straight forward in HANA Studio. In an effor to learn some Python I set to creating a simple data extractor from HANA.

Using SAP’s hdbcli this project sets to make it easy to extract data via SQL st...
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    <title>Using Ombi with an External DB</title>
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      The other day the SQLITE database in my Ombi setup got locked out, which seems to be a somewhat common occurrence. And because I wasn’t paying attention to where I had initially stored my database I wasn’t able to do a proper database migration

According to the docs it’s pretty straight forward. I copied the database.json config below from Alternate Database Options and pointed the internal co...
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    <title>My Home Assistant Setup</title>
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Home Assistant Setup

When I first started experimenting with Home Assistant I started with a simple docker run and thankfully learned about docker-compose not too long after. Currently my compose file is pretty straight forward. I pass though the HUSBZB-1 which requires two passthroughs: one for Z-Wave and one for ZigBee.

version: '3.1'
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      Hi There! I’m Greg a data and analytics developer exploring with Docker, Git, and other things in my homelab.

Thanks for visiting.

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