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#!/usr/bin/env ruby

nodes = {}
edges = Hash.new { |hash, key| hash[key] = [] }
at_end = false

ARGF.map(&:strip).reject(&:empty?).each_with_index do |line, index|
  case [index, line]
  in 0, /digraph\s*\{/
  in 1.., '}'

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given

STATEMENTS:
ID | REVIEW_ID | BANK_STATEMENT_DOCUMENT_ID
---|-----------|---------------------------
6  | 8         | 138
7  | 9         | 137

DOCUMENTS
d.ID  | d.DOCUMENTABLE_TYPE | d.DOCUMENTABLE_ID

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Amorphous: Writing a Scala library for boilerplate-free object mapping

At Infi, we started our first Scala project (link in Dutch) in mid-2016. When it became clear that Scala might be one of the technologies used in the project, I jumped at the chance to be part of it, because I'm always eager to learn new tech, and doing a project in a functional programming language was already near the top of my professional wish list.

As always when learning new technology, I like to push the envelope to see where things start to break down. I think that's a nice way to get to know the limits of that technology. As it turns out, Scala is a powerful language, with a strong type system that lets you use many advanced concepts I won't detail here (eg. type classes, high-level abstractions like the ones in the Typeclassopedia with the help of scalaz or [Cats](https://github.com

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DECLARE @DRY_RUN INT = 1

-- Triggers
DECLARE @TRIGGERS_SQL VARCHAR(MAX) = (
    SELECT
        'DROP TRIGGER [' + SCHEMA_NAME(so.uid) + '].[' +  [so].[name] + '] ' 
        FROM sysobjects AS [so]
        INNER JOIN sysobjects AS so2 ON so.parent_obj = so2.Id
        WHERE   [so].[type] = 'TR'
        AND     [so].name LIKE '%_dss_%_trigger'