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  - name: Create docker network if not existing
    command: "cat /path/to/something/not/existing || ls -al /etc"
  # command: "docker network inspect {{ role_regards_init_docker_network_name }} >/dev/null 2>&1 || docker network create --driver overlay --subnet={{ role_regards_init_docker_network_subnet }} --gateway={{ role_regards_init_docker_network_gateway }} {{ role_regards_init_docker_network_name }}"
  # command: "docker network inspect regards_network_leo_2 >/dev/null 2>&1 || docker network create --driver overlay --subnet=10.11.4.0/24 --gateway=10.11.4.1 regards_network_leo_2"



Output : 
$ ansible-playbook -i inventories/cs-integration regards.yml

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// Launch circuit; take an empty synth line, set the scales to C minor (C on the top part and top left to choose minor)
// Then put all screen note mode (press Shift + Note)
// After that, just save the here under configuration as described in the following tutorial :
// https://melodics.com/support-articles/support-unknown-device
{
    "controls_image": "",
    "filters": [
    ],
    "inputs": [
        {

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I'm running this test because a rumor assumes there is a difference between operators and functions in postgres.

DB infos

In our table we have a field (json_aip) that contains a JSONB looking like that:

{
	"properties": {
		"pdi": {
			"contextInformation": {

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page = require('webpage').create()
system = require('system')

console.log("phantomjs: Running tests at #{system.env.ROOT_URL} using test-in-console and coverage")

page.onConsoleMessage = (message) ->
  console.log(message)

page.open(system.env.ROOT_URL)

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DROP TABLE IF EXISTS Foo;
CREATE TABLE Foo (
	Id INTEGER NOT NULL,
                              Lastname VARCHAR( 32 )                             ,
    Firstname VARCHAR( 32 )                      ,
	               PRIMARY KEY ( Id )
); //This is working so far

DROP TABLE IF EXISTS Foo;
CREATE TABLE Foo (