Would really like to just reach out and hug you or shake your hand. You hang on tight there, mate
Wow, I had no idea you were from Ukraine as well. And from Kharkiv no less. I was scared witless just hearing explosions *near* our city. What you must be going through, I can't even imagine.
> According to the local police, 209 people had been killed as of 7 March, including 133 civilians. In addition, 443 people, including 319 civilians, had been wounded.
@@@ wikipedia 837cbf123c919a5a39148a1e6f9fd6ef16e583e7e7d21ebef56e8b42d5e83ff7 4uKk "Battle of Kharkiv (2022)" "The Battle of Kharkiv is an ongoing military engagement taking place in and around the city of Kharkiv in Ukraine as part of the Eastern Ukraine offensive during the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine. Kharkiv, located just 32 kilometres (20 mi) south…"
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Thanks John. I and my friends and relatives are indeed okay so far, thank God.
I'm in the south of Ukraine, in a city currently occupied by the enemy.
Hi Andriy - it's Verace here. Your long-lost adopted Irish brother here wishing you all the best under the current circumstances!
PLSQL - Display Dept Head for Employees with Manager as NULL Write a PLSQL block to fetch the Active employees who has joined on or after 01/01/2000.
Yep. I have no doubt that every sensible person in the world who knows about what's happening here does. Thanks Paul.
Ha ha I can imagine yes. Glad to hear you are personally ok and retaining your sense of humour
One surprising positive thing that came of our situation is that people seem to have stopped talking so much about Covid. I was starting to grow quite sick of it, honestly
Re: your latest response to me @ dba.se – I really appreciate you telling me that
Yes, with mixed results. It works at home on Edge. So it seems to be a case of our company blocking certain components or taking too long to scan.
> only on Microsoft Edge That's odd - have you tested on another PC with Edge?


Hi Jack. I have been observing a slower than normal performance on dbfiddle.uk recently. It starts out that the site comes up when I click on a link, but it takes forever until all the syntax highlighting is applied to the code. I'll post a developer output after this comment.
Not sure what effect it has overall becaue it's in parallel with other things, but the ad does seem to take too long to load.


I don't find sqlfiddle's ads particularly annoying or anything, so I'm not opposed in principle to db<>fiddle's having something similar. What does concern me is that sqlfiddle takes quite some time to open for me, and I don't know if it's because of its ads or my ISP just doesn't have a good tunnel to the host itself.
Would anyone here object to adverts on db<>fiddle? Perhaps something similar to what there is on SQL Fiddle.
i was about to be super annoyed if i didn't know about `[*]` as a supported operator in SQL Server JSON support but it looks like i was correct in thinking it's not there 
The Postgres manual does [not describe](https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/datatype-json.html#TYPE-JSONPATH-ACCESSORS) the `[*]` part as being non-standard as it e.g. does for the `.**` operator