Tableizer also has a pluggable reporting/querying interface which out of the box support for generating reports suitable for: Tableizer has a pluggable system for implementing new metrics which could be used to track other things like 'SHOW STATUS'. Table user permission changes (tracking changes on user privs).Table volume-metrics (tracking table size over time).Table schema changes (tracking 'show create table' changes over time).Tableizer allows simple collecting and detailed reporting on:

is a python port of the table-tracking-toolkit gem( ).Whether Irma or Harvey, the moniker given to the recent hurricane that devastated southeastern Texas, will be retired is a decision that will be made by the Regional Association IV Hurricane Committee at the next meeting, to be held in France in 2018, according to the WMO. Irma took the place of Irene, a name that was retired from rotation at the request of the United States in 2012. 'We had one lady asking us to name a hurricane after her ex-husband,' Nullis said.Īs for Irma, this is the first year the name has been used for a hurricane. Then, there are the more vindictive individuals who want to imprint their personal resentments on natural disasters. Others have differing ideas about how hurricanes should be named, including some who suggest they should be named after science-fiction characters and others who offer up their own names, Nullis said. In another instance, someone said the names aren't sufficiently 'tough.' (Matthews everywhere may be heartened to know that out of respect for the fatalities and extensive damages caused by the 2016 hurricane of the same name, the name Matthew was recently retired, making way for Martin, according to the WMO session proceedings.) She recalled a complaint from last year by a man named Matthew who was unhappy about sharing his name with the 2016 storm that wreaked so much havoc in Haiti. Officially, storms aren't named after specific people, according to the WMO, but this doesn't prevent people from being upset about sharing their name with a massive storm, Nullis said.

In the interest of gender equality, male names were added to the mix in 1979, according to Nullis. Table.tableizer-table īut the process of assigning names to Atlantic hurricanes wasn't always so neat.īeginning in 1950, storms in this region were named after the Joint Army/Navy phonetic alphabet - Able, Baker, Charlie, Dog - until three years later, when the convention changed and female names were used instead, according to Patrick Fitzpatrick, a professor of meteorology at Mississippi State University and author of the book 'Hurricanes: A Reference Handbook' (ABC-CLIO, Inc., 2006). Katrina, Sandy, and Ike-exceptionally disastrous Atlantic hurricanes that affected the U.S.-have all been cut from the list (below). This is done when a storm has been so damaging that a future use of the name is considered insensitive, according to Nullis.

Hurricane names are retired upon request of the country's representative at annual meetings of a WMO committee called the Regional Association IV Hurricane Committee. Storms have been named Alpha-or Alfa-a few times: in 1972, 1973, and again in 2005, although the latter storm, which blasted Haiti and the Dominican Republic with torrential rain was overshadowed by devastating effects of Hurricane Wilma. In the unlikely case that there are more hurricanes than predetermined names in a year, hurricanes in this region of the world are named after Greek letters: Alpha, Beta, Gamma and so on, according to the WMO. But although the names more or less follow the alphabet, don't hold your breath for Hurricanes Quinn or Umberto - there aren't any names on the list that begin with Q, U, X, Y or Z because there aren't enough names that begin with these letters, according to Nullis. Six years' worth of names have already been planned out, including 21 names per year.

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