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Dec 26, 2016 now type first 14 digit of IMEI for both of sims the 15th digit of IMEI automatically comes in checksum box. Now click on 'download to Flash'. After some time close that and click on disconnect and then disconnect your device from USB and boot up device. Thats it for Fixing IMEI of Lenovo k5 note MT6755 oR MT. The file based image can be automatically mounted during boot with an entry in /etc/rc.conf and /etc/fstab. Test your setup with # /etc/rc.d/mdconfig start (first delete the md0 device with # mdconfig -d -u 0). Note however that this automatic setup will only work if the file image is NOT on the root partition.

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Sequelize supports the concept of paranoid tables. A paranoid table is one that, when told to delete a record, it will not truly delete it. Instead, a special column called deletedAt will have its value set to the timestamp of that deletion request.

Gta san andreas scania truck mod. This means that paranoid tables perform a soft-deletion of records, instead of a hard-deletion.

Defining a model as paranoid

To make a model paranoid, you must pass the paranoid: true option to the model definition. Paranoid requires timestamps to work (i.e. it won't work if you also pass timestamps: false).

You can also change the default column name (which is deletedAt) to something else.

Deleting

When you call the destroy method, a soft-deletion will happen:

If you really want a hard-deletion and your model is paranoid, you can force it using the force: true option:

The above examples used the static destroy method as an example (Post.destroy), but everything works in the same way with the instance method:

Restoring

To restore soft-deleted records, you can use the restore method, which comes both in the static version as well as in the instance version:

Behavior with other queries

Every query performed by Sequelize will automatically ignore soft-deleted records (except raw queries, of course).

This means that, for example, the findAll method will not see the soft-deleted records, fetching only the ones that were not deleted.

Even if you simply call findByPk providing the primary key of a soft-deleted record, the result will be null as if that record didn't exist.

If you really want to let the query see the soft-deleted records, you can pass the paranoid: false option to the query method. For example:

Method 1: SN Write Tool
NVRAM files extensions called APDB and BPLGU only can load on with this.
This tool does not support other extensions like SPNV, TAR or Bin. These are a different backup and other tools can handle and support.
The SN writer tool as far as my experience is working on a Windows Operating System and support MediaTek Chipsets.
I give basic steps on how to use this tool.
Step 1 . Download SN Writer Tool below and extract it to your Computer.
Step 2 . Run the SN writer.exe
Step 3 . Click on the comport. select USB VCOM
Step 4 . In the target Type option, Select Smartphone or Feature phone
Step 5 . Click the System Config, There is configuration IMEI, Bluetooth, Wifi. Make it select these 3
Step 6 . Select IMEI option Dual SIM if your device is Dual SIM.
Step 7 . In under Database File, Browse the NVRAM Firmware you download for your device
MD1_DB is for (AppSrcP BPLGUI) and AP_DB is for APDB
Example :AP_DB is for file APDB_MT6572_S01_ALPS.JB3.MP
MD1_DB is for file BPLGUInfoCustomAppSrcP_MT6572_S00_MOLY_WR8

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