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Currently I'm only checking for the data is available or not in the firestore database. I haven't stored any data for the id I am checking for.
But still count is increasing.
I would expect the "checking for data is available" is executing a read to see that it is or isn't there.
Per Googles docs.
Minimum charge for queries
There is a minimum charge of one document read for each query that you perform, even if the query returns no results.
Link to the doc.
https://firebase.google.com/docs/firestore/pricing#minimum-charge
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I would like to log some changes that may happen on CRM cards in my Bitrix24 account, is there any way I can compare the old fields to the new ones?
So, in this case, I would know every change that have been made and who did it
I tried to create a business process, so every time I update a deal, lets say, I would log the changes, but I couldn't find a function that does it.
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How add this -N8O6lC8cGgMfLE_8BIR data from the reference Colis Futur to reference Colis Requetes
Here's what should happen. just below
If you want to copy a RTDB node from one parent node to the another one, you need to first read it from the source parent node and then write the node (it's value + key) under the parent target node.
How to do that depends on your exact techno/functional requirements. You could do that from your front end, if for example you app is a "Colis" management app or you could do that in the back-end with a Cloud Function, for example if you want to denormalize your data according to the NoSQL "philosophy".
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Flutter Firebase realtime once().then() doesn't get updated when rerun
when I use once.then to read data if I run it again it won't update variables or give out null
The once() method does precisely what its name implies: it reads the data once, and doesn't monitor for updates. As the documentation says:
Listens for a single value event and then stops listening.
To get realtime update, use one of the on... streams such as onValue which:
Fires when the data at this location is updated.
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I'm making an app with a pretend stock market and I need to update a certain field (an array (prices) in an object (stock) of a document (the company). I need to have a random value between the last price - 2 and the last price + 2 and add that to the prices array for every company (document).
How would I go about this?
Thanks in advance!
Also any advice to simplify this question would be much appriciated!
Query the entire collection, iterate each document, and foreach document:
Read the contents of the array.
Update the contents of document with the new values you want it to have.
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Is there a way to use the LinkedIn API to get a count of the number of connect requests sent each day?
It would be ideal if we could also find out how many people accepted - but I think that's easier, since we can just grab the number of connections and subtract the number from the day before.
Has anyone tried to do anything like this?
Unfortunately we don't support a way for you to get the information you are looking for via the API.