» S. Texas: Veterans Day Celebration Warriors' Watch Riders: WE HAVE YOUR BACKS AT HOME!
Our first mission as a group (South Texas District) began without a hitch.
(Marines) and Veterans of Foreign Wars MC.
There was a steady stream of vans and coaches the Blue Star Moms and Parents were shuttling Veterans from nearby Nursing Homes and residences in.
We spent some time helping the older Vets into the School and listening to some fantastic stories of our past history. As we approached the School, each Rider was met and escorted by a 2nd Grade Student. We passed out small Flag pins to each student we connected with, and watched their faces light up each time.
As we entered we were shown the Fallen Heroes Display. Sketches done by a local artist of Heroes lost in Iraq and Afghanistan. Smiling children lead us to others that gave each Veteran a 'goodie bag' relevant to his or her service. They turned us over to the 3rd Graders in the cafeteria, who seated us and served our drinks. The 4th and 5th Graders proudly walked the serving line a brought heaping plates of food. Opening services were performed by the Marine Corps League Chaplain. I introduced myself and WWR to the Principal and coined her, thanking her for the invitation as she was thanking us for our service.
After the meal, WWR, VoV MC, American Legion Riders, Leathernecks, VFW Motor Guard, Bikers for Christ, Veterans of Foreign Wars MC, and other Military Support Groups (about eighty bikes in all) rode the perimeter of the school ground to end up on the HS Football field.
The stands were full of students and parents dressed in Red, White, and Blue! As a flagline was formed on the opposite side of the stadium, the HS Cheer Squads lead the WW2, Korean War, and other disabled Vets through a 'gauntlet' of smiling football players to their seats of honor on the field.
there) have never been "thanked" so many times, so sincerely, by so many at one time!
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import java.sql.ResultSet;
import java.sql.SQLException;
import java.sql.Statement;
import java.util.Date;

import org.conqat.engine.commons.statistics.DateValueSeries;
import org.conqat.engine.core.core.AConQATAttribute;
import org.conqat.engine.core.core.AConQATParameter;
import org.conqat.engine.core.core.ConQATException;
import org.conqat.lib.commons.assertion.CCSMAssert;

/**
 * Base class for processors that read value series from a database.
 *
 * @author juergens
 * @author $Author: juergens $
 * @version $Rev: 35197 $
 * @ConQAT.Rating GREEN Hash: CB4A4345EB08CDE99DDEECD508B80508
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public abstract class ValueSeriesCreatorBase extends DatabaseProcessorBase {

	/** Name of date column in database table */
	protected static final String DATE = "Date";

	/** Name of value column in database table */
	protected static final String VALUE = "Value";

	/** If set, only dates after this time stamp are included */
	private Date after = null;

	/** If set, only dates before this time stamp are included */
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	/** {@ConQAT.Doc} */
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	public void setAfter(
			@AConQATAttribute(name = "date", description = "Default is to include all") Date after) {
		this.after = after;
	}

	/** {@ConQAT.Doc} */
	@AConQATParameter(name = "before", description = "If set, only dates before this timestamp are included", minOccurrences = 0, maxOccurrences = 1)
	public void setBefore(
			@AConQATAttribute(name = "date", description = "Default is to include all") Date before) {
		this.before = before;
	}

	/**
	 * Create actial {@link DateValueSeries}.
	 *
	 * @throws ConQATException
	 *             if a database exception occurs, or if the interval is invalid
	 *             (e.g. ends before it starts).
	 */
	protected DateValueSeries createSeries() throws ConQATException {
		checkIntervalSane();
		CCSMAssert
				.isNotNull(dbConnection,
						"The ConQAT driver makes sure that the dbConnection is initialized.");
		try {
			return loadSeries();
		} catch (SQLException e) {
			throw wrap(e);
		}
	}

	/** Fills the series with data from the database */
	private DateValueSeries loadSeries() throws SQLException {
		DateValueSeries series = new DateValueSeries();

		Statement statement = null;
		ResultSet result = null;
		try {
			statement = dbConnection.createStatement();
			result = statement.executeQuery(createQueryString());

			while (result.next()) {
				long date = result.getLong(DATE);
				double value = result.getDouble(VALUE);
				series.addValue(new Date(date), value);
			}
		} finally {
			DatabaseUtils.closeSilently(result);
			DatabaseUtils.closeSilently(statement);
		}

		return series;
	}

	/** Make sure that the specified interval is sane. */
	private void checkIntervalSane() throws ConQATException {
		if (before == null || after == null) {
			return;
		}

		if (before.before(after)) {
			throw new ConQATException("Illegal interval: before " + before
					+ " after: " + after);
		}
	}

	/** Create SQL string for query. */
	private String createQueryString() {
		StringBuilder result = new StringBuilder();
		result.append("SELECT " + DATE + ", " + VALUE + " FROM ");
		result.append(tableName);
		if (after != null || before != null) {
			result.append(" WHERE ");
		}
		if (after != null) {
			result.append(DATE + ">" + after.getTime());
		}
		if (after != null && before != null) {
			result.append(" AND ");
		}
		if (before != null) {
			result.append(DATE + "<" + before.getTime());
		}
		return result.toString();
	}

}

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Portland, Oregon's largest city is diverse and full of many niche neighborhoods and micro markets. The bustling "City of the Roses" sits on the Willamette and Columbia rivers and is known for amazing food, the arts, microbreweries, coffeehouses, parks, bike and walking paths, tax free shopping and more. Portland is divided into 4 quadrants, the Willamette River runs north and divides the east and west sides, while Burnside Road runs east to west and divides north and south.
Located in the hills just above downtown Portland, this neighborhood continues to be one of the most desirable places to live for families and high net worth executives who wish to reside close to the city. Most of the estate style homes were built in the early to mid 1900s. Portland Heights consists of an abundance of classic older homes in styles such as English cottage, Tudor, Colonial, Foursquare and Arts & Crafts. "The Grid", one section within Portland Heights, includes Ainsworth Elementary School and Vista Spring Café and Restaurant.
Many homes within the Heights boast city and mountain views. The Heights radiate urban living and residents have the option to commute by car, take public transportation, ride their bicycles, and even walk into the city to enjoy Portland's restaurant life, theater performances, coffee, art galleries, shops and more. No need to choose between nearby city life and easy commute as this convenient location offers easy access to work for employees of OHSU, Nike, Columbia Sportswear, Intel and more.
Council Crest and Healy Heights is located just southwest of the 'Heights'. Only minutes further out, most of the homes are midcentury style homes offering views as well as lower maintenance yards. Council Crest park is a beautiful park high in the southwest hills of the city offering breathtaking views of Mt. Hood, Mt. Saint Helens, Mt. Adams. Mt. Rainer and Mt. Jefferson. The park has expanded to over 200 acres of land including many walkable trailheads that lead to and around Council Crest.
These are highly desirable neighborhoods with quaint boutique shops, restaurants, libraries and more within walking distance. This charming older neighborhood is the only area on the west side exuding similar culture and character of east side neighborhoods. Central location with access to I-5, HWY 217 and HWY 26 make this neighborhood convenient no matter the needed direction. Attractive area for family, young adults or retirees.
Located just west of Portland Heights, these neighborhoods, similar to Council Crest, consist of mostly midcentury style homes. Closer proximity to Nike and Intel in Beaverton and Hillsboro, and still only minutes to downtown Portland. A suburban feel within city limits.
A small neighborhood right along the Willamette River and just south of downtown Portland and South Waterfront. John's Landing is conveniently located and offers a fun vibe with some eccentric bars and restaurants. Walk, run or bike ride along river paths and parks and enjoy the simple lifestyle this neighborhood offers while still being in close distance to the city.
Home to high-rise condos, Oregon Health and Sciences University building, Max lines, bicycle paths, Tilikum Crossing (the pedestrian/bike bridge), and modern day dining options, the redeveloped South Waterfront will not disappoint. Enjoy river and mountain views, easy access to great food, green spaces and more.
Hidden in the hills overlooking downtown Portland, Kings Heights speaks for itself. Charming NW 23rd Avenue and hip Pearl District are mere minutes away, allowing you to delight in some of the city's best amenities including restaurants, bistros, coffee shops, retail shopping, Salt and Straw ice cream and Forest Park's walking and hiking trails. This neighborhood is full of quality and enjoys views of the city, river and mountains. Walkable location!
If looking for city living and the condo lifestyle, the Pearl and Alphabet Districts will suit perfectly. Located in the heart of Portland, these districts offer the convenience of walking out your door to vibrant restaurants, bars, shops, city parks and more. The two districts provide the simple 'lock and leave' lifestyle with Max lines that run to Beaverton, to the east side and to the airport. This area is pet friendly, eco-friendly, full of culture and bike friendly.
The Pearl District is located north of Burnside Road, east of I-405 and southwest of the Willamette River. The Alphabet District is near renown Washington Park and located on the west side of I-405 and north of Burnside Road.
A planned suburban neighborhood, Forest Heights lies 10 minutes west of downtown and has some of the best views of the valley and coastal range the city offers. Built in the late 1980s and 1990s, the home types vary, from traditional detached homes, to townhomes and condos. The neighborhood features Forest Park Elementary School, a small retail area, Forest Park and miles of walking and running trails throughout the area. Due to easy commute, many employees of Nike, Intel, and St. Vincent Medical Center choose to reside in Forest Heights.
Located 20 minutes west of the city, Bethany is a diverse community offering larger new construction neighborhoods as well as some 1980s and 1990s style homes. Highly suburban and relatively affordable with excellent schools and freeway access toward coastal ranges and beaches.
In between Forest Heights and Bethany, Bonny Slope is a more affordable community with a suburban feel, still within reasonable distance to downtown Portland and employment epicenters. This neighborhood offers a wide selection of great schools and is close to Forest Park.
Exuding character and culture, northeast Portland, unlike many of the west side neighborhoods, offers flat compact city-sized parcels with sidewalks. This area is known for the Alberta Arts District featuring eclectic shops, galleries, unique cafes and restaurants and breweries.
Irvington, one of the largest historic districts in Oregon, consists of charming turn-of-the- century homes, many which are on the Historic Registry. Most offer unique quality of the early 20th century architecture. Styles range from Victorian, Shingle, Mediterranean, Bungalow, Four Square and Prairie style. Streets and sidewalks lined with mature trees lend wonderful character to the neighborhood. Located just north of Broadway, the many restaurants, shops, and bars contribute to Irvington's urban lifestyle. Convenient location with nearby Max lines, Tri-met bus stops, and close freeway access to I-5 and I-84. Don't miss Irvington Park!
Alameda and Beaumont are just east and slightly north of Irvington. Alameda sits on Alameda Ridge, offering views of downtown, the Willamette River and the Cascades. Beaumont lies within walking distance of the popular Hollywood District and Urban Spoon (these two neighborhoods are similar to Irvington, but on a smaller scale). Both Alameda and Beaumont have a variety of home styles including Tudors, Craftsman and Bungalows. Beautiful tree lined streets and sidewalks plus great central location near the city with access to freeways and public transportation make these neighborhoods the perfect spot!
Laurelhurst straddles northeast and southeast Portland and is comprised of vintage homes on the Historic Registry ranging from cute bungalows with front covered porches to sprawling stone and brick traditionals with grand lawns. The area is flanked with stone marker entrances and graced by Laurelhurst Park, one of the most popular parks in the city of Portland. The park features beautiful mature trees, a pond, basketball court, disabled access play area, dog off-leash area, historical site, horseshoe pit, paths, picnic tables, playground, soccer field, stage, tennis court and volleyball court.
These areas resonate with a hip, fun vibe with Mississippi Street attracting many to their music, restaurant and bar scenes. New Orleans on a smaller scale!
Ladd's Addition is a small desirable neighborhood in the Hawthorne/Division area of southeast Portland. The oldest planned community in Portland, and comparative to Laurelhurst with similar style homes, but in a smaller neighborhood. The streets run diagonally with a center round-a-bout, which keeps the neighborhood peaceful and quiet while being close to many amenities.
Hawthorne and Division neighborhoods have been among the hottest and most popular in Portland over the past few years. The trendy east side culture filled with small local restaurants and businesses make this a fun place to live and socialize. Salt and Straw, Pok Pok and Por Que No are a few of the most popular foodie destinations.
Located further south along the Willamette River, Sellwood and Westmoreland have a quaint attractive downtown scene with vintage shops, coffee bars, restaurants and more. Walk, run or bike along the river paths and Sellwood park. Sellwood borders the Willamette River and is home to Historic Oaks Amusement Park offering thrill rides, concerts in the park, roller skating, picnicking and more.
Just east lies the picturesque community of Eastmoreland. This neighborhood consists of more estate style homes on larger lots along tree lined streets and sidewalks, Eastmoreland is located near Reed College and has a beautiful, popular 18-hole golf course. Enjoy the Sellwood downtown scene and nearby Woodstock Village!
To find out more about the diverse neighborhoods of Portland, call or e-mail local experts Kathy Hall or Kevin Hall.


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Q: Problems making a booking into local database in VB 2008 Hi I am currently trying to sore details about a lesson in a local .mdf database, but do not seem to be able to do so, I have had this problem for a few weeks and really need to sort it out so any help would be much appreciated.
I will include my code for the form below.
Thanks in advance for your help!!
Private Sub Button2_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button2.Click
    Dim Session As String
    Session = txtSession.text

    Dim con As New SqlConnection
    Dim inscmd As New SqlCommand
    con.ConnectionString = System.Configuration.ConfigurationManager.ConnectionStrings("RoomBookingSystem.My.MySettings.Database1ConnectionString1").ConnectionString
    Try
        Using cn As New SqlConnection(con.ConnectionString)
            con.Open()

            Dim ParamInitial As New SqlParameter
            ParamInitial.ParameterName = ("@StaffInitials")
            ParamInitial.Value = lblStaffInitials.Text.Trim()
            inscmd.Parameters.Add(ParamInitial)

            Dim ParamWeek As New SqlParameter
            ParamWeek.ParameterName = ("@Week")
            ParamWeek.Value = lblWeek.Text.Trim
            inscmd.Parameters.Add(ParamWeek)

            Dim ParamPeriod As New SqlParameter
            ParamPeriod.ParameterName = ("@Period")
            ParamPeriod.Value = lblPeriod.Text.Trim
            inscmd.Parameters.Add(ParamPeriod)

            Dim ParamDay As New SqlParameter
            ParamDay.ParameterName = ("@Day")
            ParamDay.Value = lblDay.Text.Trim
            inscmd.Parameters.Add(ParamDay)

            Dim ParamSubject As New SqlParameter
            ParamSubject.ParameterName = ("@Subject")
            ParamSubject.Value = lblSubject.Text.Trim
            inscmd.Parameters.Add(ParamSubject)

            Dim ParamYearGroup As New SqlParameter
            ParamYearGroup.ParameterName = ("@YearGroup")
            ParamYearGroup.Value = lblYear.Text.Trim
            inscmd.Parameters.Add(ParamYearGroup)

            Dim ParamNumberPupils As New SqlParameter
            ParamNumberPupils.ParameterName = ("@NumberOfPupils")
            ParamNumberPupils.Value = lblNoOfPupils.Text.Trim
            inscmd.Parameters.Add(ParamNumberPupils)

            Dim ParamControlledAssesment As New SqlParameter
            ParamControlledAssesment.ParameterName = ("@ControlledAssesment")
            ParamControlledAssesment.Value = lblControlledAssesment.Text.Trim
            inscmd.Parameters.Add(ParamControlledAssesment)

            Dim ParamRoom As New SqlParameter
            ParamRoom.ParameterName = ("@Room")
            ParamRoom.Value = lblRoom.Text.Trim
            inscmd.Parameters.Add(ParamRoom)

            Dim ParamSession As New SqlParameter
            ParamSession.ParameterName = ("@Session")
            ParamSession.Value = txtSession.Text.Trim
            inscmd.Parameters.Add(ParamSession)

            inscmd.CommandText = "INSERT INTO Booking (Week, Day, Period, Subject, YearGroup, StaffInitials, NumberOfPupils, Session, Room, ControlledAssesment)VALUES (@Week,@Day,@Period,@Subject,@YearGroup,@StaffInitials,@NumberOfPupils,@Session,@Room,@ControlledAssesment)"
            'inscmd.CommandText = "INSERT INTO Booking (Week, Day, Period, Subject, YearGroup, StaffInitials, NumberOfPupils, Session, Room, ControlledAssesment)VALUES ('B','Monday',5,'Politics','U6','JAGG',5,'5','LIT','False')"
            Print(inscmd.CommandText)
            inscmd.Connection = con
            inscmd.ExecuteNonQuery()
            con.Close()
            inscmd.Parameters.Clear()
        End Using
        ' Catch ex As Exception
        '   MsgBox("" & ex.Message)
        'if there is an error it will go here (can use Msgbox or label)
    Finally
        con.Close()
    End Try
    MsgBox("Your Booking Has Been Made Successfully")
    Clicky = False
    MainViewForm.btnBackToBooking.Visible = False
    FormView.Show()
    Me.Hide()
    con.Close()
End Sub

A: I see two insert command in your example above. The commented out command shows two values treated as numbers and not as strings.
You use the command text that use parameters, but all of the prepared parameters are set to the string datatype (well you don't set any datatype and this defaults the DbType property to NVarChar)
Probably this is the exact error message you get when executing the insert command
You could try the following:
   Using cn As New SqlConnection(con.ConnectionString)
        con.Open()
        inscmd.Parameters.AddWitValue("@StaffInitials", lblStaffInitials.Text.Trim())
        inscmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@Week", lblWeek.Text.Trim)
        inscmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@Period", Convert.ToInt32(lblPeriod.Text.Trim))
        inscmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@Day",lblDay.Text.Trim)
        inscmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@Subject", lblSubject.Text.Trim)
        inscmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@YearGroup", lblYear.Text.Trim)
        inscmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@NumberOfPupils", Convert.ToInt32(lblNoOfPupils.Text.Trim))
        inscmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@ControlledAssesment", lblControlledAssesment.Text.Trim)
        inscmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@Room",lblRoom.Text.Trim)
        inscmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@Session", txtSession.Text.Trim)

        inscmd.CommandText = "INSERT INTO Booking ([Week], [Day], [Period], [Subject], " +
                             "[YearGroup], [StaffInitials],[NumberOfPupils],[Session], " +
                             "[Room],[ControlledAssesment]) "+
                             "VALUES " +
                             "(@Week,@Day,@Period,@Subject,@YearGroup,@StaffInitials," +
                             "@NumberOfPupils,@Session,@Room,@ControlledAssesment)"
        inscmd.Connection = con
        inscmd.ExecuteNonQuery()
        inscmd.Parameters.Clear()
    End Using

I have use the AddWithValue method to implicitly create a parameter with a DbType property that is derived from the value added. So if I add a string as value,  the parameter will have a DbType.NVarchar, but if I set an integer the DbType will be DbType.Int. Of course this assumes that all of your field above are of NVarChar type except Period and NumberOfPupils. If this is not true you should add the appropriate conversion to the parameter
EDIT: Not sure, but I suspect also that DAY is a reserved keyword. Better to encapsulate the column names with square brackets

A: As far as I can tell the problem lies within the databases location.
When the program is debugged a copy of your database is placed within the bin/debug folder, if you look in here you will see the copy and your code will right to this database and Not The original Database (if you click show all files then go to the bin/debug file and then open with database explorer you can see the data imputed on the last debug/running)
To fix this you need to do the following:
Your connection string
 con.ConnectionString = System.Configuration.ConfigurationManager.ConnectionStrings("RoomBookingSystem.My.MySettings.Database1ConnectionString1").ConnectionString

Will connect to the database within the bin folder mentioned previously.
You need to go into your app.config file find the specific location for your database and use this for you connection string, this will allow you to insert/update data from the non copy of the database.

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August 11, 2016 by Fairhave Neighborhood News
By Beth David, Editor
Democrat Elizabeth Warren, the senior US Senator from Massachusetts, made a trip to New Bedford last Thursday, 8/4, to give a speech and presentation that she said was still in the formative stages. She wanted to try it out, she said, and see how people reacted to it.
After the presentation, dubbed "The American Agenda," she told reporters that she did notice a couple of slides just "didn't work." She said she hoped to hone the message and then "take it on the road," and maybe put it online.
Before the talk, a line stretched all around the block to get into the first-come-first-serve seating at the First Unitarian Church in New Bedford. Waiting to get in, Laurel Berryman, 18, said she was looking for "further reasons" why she should vote for Hillary. Heading to college in the fall, Ms. Berryman, along with her parents, Lee and Anita, said they hoped the senator would talk about college costs that night.
Mr. Berryman said he was there to support "the ideas that Elizabeth Warren supports."
He said he was "on board" with her ideas."
"We've got to unite the country because we're in bad shape," he said.
Anita Berryman said she was there, "Because I love Elizabeth Warren."
"I don't want to see Donald Trump in office," said Ms. Berryman. "And I want to see my daughter go to college without so much debt it prevents her from embarking on a strong future."
U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass. gestures while making a point during her talk at the First Unitarian Church in New Bedford on Thursday, 8/4. Photo by Beth David.
Inside, the main point of the senator's message was that government policy makes a difference. Policy is what caused the distress that middle class families are feeling, she said, and policy can fix it.
Not handouts, she said. Not giveaways, but policies that support the middle class and make large corporations pay their fair share.
She said one loophole alone in tax law would give the government $55 billion dollars annually, although she did not name the loophole.
Sen. Warren entered the packed church to a rock star welcome.
First, she laid out what the middle class looked like 50 or 60 years ago. Then she talked about shrinking wages, jobs lost overseas, and the widening gap between the rich and poor.
"What changed," she asked.
Then she popped up a slide of President Ronald Reagan, surrounded by men, signing legislation.
Photo by Beth David.
The room roared with laughter.
"Policy changed," she said.
Sen. Warren went through many of the numbers, especially those that signal a healthy economy. She said all the indicators right now are those of a good, strong economy, but the middle class is not feeling it.
Again, she said, it was deliberate policy decisions that helped to take money and jobs away from the middle class and bump profits up to the wealthy.
She said the so-called "trickle down" economics of the Reagan era simply did not work.
"As a country, we can do better," said Sen. Warren.
She said the deregulation that started with Ronald Reagan can be put back in place.
She said America did well when it invested in itself, with education expenditures, the space program and support for workers by supporting strong unions.
She said all of that resulted in workers sharing in the wealth that was created.
She said it was not perfect, but "over time, we were bending in the right direction."
"It worked," she said, resulting in 90% of America getting 70% of the wealth.
Then it changed, and not by accident or mistake. She said the turnaround for the worse came as a direct result of deliberate policy decisions made by our government; decisions to support the richest people in the country, not the middle class.
In addition to ignoring the infrastructure that made America great, the policies "took the cop off Wall Street" with deregulation, creating business models based on cheating people, and putting the whole economy in danger.
Sen. Warren said most politicians no longer work for the people, they work for lobbyists.
The American Agenda has four main points: Raise the minimum wage, refinance student loans, expand Social Security, and regulate big banks.
"You can't win if you don't fight. You can't make progress if you don't aim high," said Sen. Warren. "I believe in America…I believe in an America that grows opportunity…And I believe it's worth fighting for."
Clare Wu gets a selfie with the Senator after the talk. Photo by Beth David.
After her talk, Sen. Warren spent a few minutes with the press, then stayed long enough to take pictures with everyone who wanted to. •••
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E.U.'s Top Drug Regulator Says It's 'Fully Functional' After Cyberattack
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The European Union's top drug regulator, whose approval is necessary for countries of the bloc to begin rolling out the coronavirus vaccine, has begun an investigation after it was hit by a cyberattack, the head of the agency said on Thursday.
The attack will not affect the delivery of the vaccine, the agency's leader, Emer Cooke, said.
"I can assure you that this will not affect the timeline for the delivery of vaccines, and that we are fully functional," she said at a hearing at the European Parliament.
The organization, the European Medicines Agency, which is reviewing four vaccine candidates, including one made by Pfizer and BioNTech and one made by Moderna, hasn't provided details about the target or the source of the attack. But the news has stoked fears that efforts to get the vaccine to nearly 450 million people could be hampered at a time of heightened threats faced by pharmaceutical companies, health care institutions and agencies involved in the vaccine's production, approval and distribution.
Shortly after the agency announced on Wednesday that it had been attacked in recent weeks, Pfizer and BioNTech said in their own statement that some documents related to the regulatory submission of their vaccine, which were hosted on a server of the agency, had been "unlawfully accessed."
Pfizer and BioNTech said their systems had not been breached, and that no study participants appeared to have been identified as a result of the attack.
Ms. Cooke said the European Medicines Agency, which is based in Amsterdam, was investigating the attack revealed on Wednesday with various authorities across the European Union, and with the Dutch police.
The agency, commonly referred as E.M.A., is set to announce a decision on the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine no later than Dec. 29, and on the Moderna vaccine by Jan. 12. Although each country will be in charge of its own rollout, the agency's approval will pave the way for the largest vaccination campaign in the West, dwarfing the effort that started this week in Britain.
On Thursday, Ms. Cooke said that while a quick approval of the vaccine was essential for the European Union, safety was the agency's first priority. "The experts are working around the clock," she said, adding that "nobody turns their phones off," and that various teams succeed each other in working all night long.
Ms. Cooke spoke a day after Britain said that two health workers with histories of serious allergies had reactions after being given the vaccine. She said the agency had not seen adverse effects. "The efficacy and safety look very promising," Ms. Cooke added.
Canada approved the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine on Wednesday, becoming the second Western country to do so, and Russia began the rollout of its own Sputnik 5 vaccine on Saturday. In the United States, a panel of experts are meeting on Thursday to consider whether the Federal Drug Administration should approve the vaccine.
From medical clinics in Texas to hospitals in Thailand, the Czech Republic, France and Spain, cyberattacks have targeted health care institutions since the early days of the pandemic.
Cybersecurity experts have said that only state-sponsored actors could mount such operations. "The intentions behind those attacks are to parasite Western efforts on the vaccine," said Julien Nocetti, a researcher at the French Institute of International Relations, who studies cybersecurity with a focus on Russian activities.
The European Union sees a successful rollout of the vaccine as critical for its unity, and officials have urged countries to prepare their supply chains. Yet the pandemic has already challenged the union's core principles: Countries closed their borders in March, restricting freedom of movement within the bloc; and they have lately struggled to hammer out a virus rescue plan aimed at saving their battered economies.
The coronavirus pandemic has killed more people in Europe than in any other region of the world except South America. And the second wave, which forced many European countries to reimpose nationwide virus restrictions this fall, has been even deadlier than the first.
While experts speculated on the logistical challenges of Britain's largest vaccination campaign that began on Tuesday, the rollout across the European Union may pose even greater cybersecurity risks.
Claire Zaboeva, a senior cyberthreat analyst at IBM's Security X-Force, said state-backed actors have myriad goals in targeting companies or institutions involved in the production and delivery of the vaccine.
"It can mean collecting key timetables, which nations will get the vaccine, how it will get there, what companies will be associated with the delivery, or how it will be handled," Ms. Zaboeva said.


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