例句與造句

1. I notice that image pages are showing old images in the revision table . . . or so they should.
2. The revision table is large enough .-- talk ) 19 : 47, 27 November 2009 ( UTC)
3. :: A quick check on the toolserver indicates that the revision table for en . wikipedia currently has about 280 million rows.
4. Beyond that, yes if it is to be widely used it should be implemented as an additional boolean column in the revision table.
5. :One possible option is to pull the entire database and only extract the revisions table ( I can't host multiple terabytes of uncompressed wikistuff, anyway ).
6. It's difficult to find revision table in a sentence. 用revision table造句挺難的
7. :Right now, no; we don't track newness or creation in the revision table, so long term, the information disappears . "'talk 20 : 07, 13 June 2006 ( UTC)
8. Basically the problem is that the table of _ current _ article revisions, and the _ recent changes _ table both keep track of which revisions are new creations, but the _ old _ revision table doesn't.
9. It uses the offset for total-number-of-edits, but the old and current revision tables have to be queried separately; the offset isn't valid for the individual tables, and skips too many.
10. This week may take a particularly long time, because changes must be made to the very large revision table ( well over 100, 000, 000 rows for the English Wikipedia alone ) . ( The large revision-deletion change committed recently needs to be reviewed by a core developer before it can be activated, but it was rolled back temporarily so the code can go live before then .)
11. :: : No, there's no functionality similar to that which you describe at this time . " Newbies " is calculated based on the age of the user account . . . to look at the history of IP addresses, and grab every " new " IP address, we'd have to scan the entire revision table every time the page was viewed, which is an absolute nightmare from a performance perspective . "'talk 12 : 00, 27 May 2006 ( UTC)
12. Overviewing the " state-of-the-art in revert detection ", the authors criticize the prevalent " identity revert detection method " ( SIRD ) which relies on finding identical revisions using MD5 hashes, arguing that it does not fully match the definition of a revert in the ( English ) Wikipedia's policies at Wikipedia : Reverting : The SIRD method " does not require the reverting edit to actually undo the actions of an edit identified as reverted . . . [ Furthermore, it ] is not possible to indicate if the reverting edit fully, partly or not at all undid the actions of the reverted edit . . . It also does not require the intention of the reverting edit to revert any other edit . " ( Still, mainly due to requests by researchers, MD5 hashes have been integrated directly into the revision table stored by MediaWiki recently, necessitating considerable technical efforts when updating the existing databases for Wikimedia projects .)