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def incremental_map_reduce(
		map_f, 
		reduce_f, 
		db, 
		source_table_name, 
		target_table_name, 
		source_queued_date_field_name, 
		counter_table_name = "IncrementalMRCounters", 
		counter_key = None,
		max_datetime = None, 

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// Format javascript number as an actually-readable string
// using different d3.formats for different magnitudes.
// If it's NaN or otherwise not a number (ie a string), pass it through.
// For instance: 
//      0.0000103  -> 10.3µ
//      0.000103   -> 0.000103
//      0.103      -> 0.103
//      10.34      -> 10.3
//      1034       -> 1,034
//      1034.1     -> 1,034.1

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  # Sample database table to use to store ExactTarget credentials.
  create_table "vestorly_marketing_cloud_accounts", force: :cascade do |t|
    t.string   "exacttarget_user_id",               limit: 256, null: false
    t.string   "exacttarget_user_email",            limit: 256
    t.string   "exacttarget_internal_oauth_token",  limit: 512
    t.string   "exacttarget_oauth_token",           limit: 512
    t.string   "exacttarget_refresh_token",         limit: 512
    t.datetime "exacttarget_token_expiration_date"
  end

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/*
This script will create a database called ebirddb with a table called ebird.
It will import the standard eBird export format file, as specified by `ebird_export_path` below into 
the new table.  Then it will create some indexes and geo points.  Customize to suit.
*/

-- Set the desired tablespace, if you want, to put it on a drive with room.  Skip this if desired.
SET default_tablespace = d_space;

\set ON_ERROR_STOP on