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Looking for visual CSS generator
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Looking for some sort of tool that would allow me to layout my page visually using some sort of GUI, then generate the necessary CSS that would allow a web page to look like that.
I am new to this sort of thing, so please tell me if this is even possible! | 0 | [
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Good tool to generate dependency diagram?
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Any good tool to generate dependency diagram?
Input: any simple format to describe dependency relation of several items. E.g. A depends on B, C; C depends on D, E ...
Output: nicely organized dependency diagram. | 0 | [
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How to do picture overlay in HTML (something like marker on top of google map)?
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Anyone know how to do picture overlay or appear on top of each other in HTML? The effect will be something like the marker/icon appear on Google Map where the user can specify the coordinate of the second picture appear on the first pi... | 0 | [
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Tabs and spaces conversion
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I would like to automatically convert between tabs and spaces for indentation when I commit/update code to/from our repository. I have found the AnyEdit plugin for eclipse, which can convert directories of files. Not bad for a start, but does anybody have more expierience on how to handl... | 0 | [
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Hiding a queryString in an ASP.NET Webapplication
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I have two webapplication, one is a simple authenticationsite which can authenticate the logged in user and **redirects** him then to another site.
Therefore I have to pass ther userId (GUID) to the second application. Currently this is done via the URL but i wo... | 0 | [
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open source syntax highter tool
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I'm looking for an open source, cross platform 9windows & linux at least) command line tool to take some code (C++, but multiple languages would be sweet), and spit out valid a XHTML representation of that code, with syntax highlighting included.
Ideally the XHTML should just wra... | 0 | [
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Force default value when adding column to table - MSSQL
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In MSSQL 2000/2005,
is it possible to force the default value to be written to already existing rows when adding a new column to a table **without** using NOT NULL on the new column? | 0 | [
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Hidden Features of Visual Studio (2005-2008)?
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VS is such a massively big product that even after years of working with it I sometimes stumble upon a new/better way to do things or things I didn't even know possible.
For instance-
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How can I use multiple sitemap file without multiple root nodes
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I'm using a ASP.NET menu control. I'd like the menu to look like this, where link 1 through 10 are in one sitemap file and link 11 through 20 in another.
root
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gdb: how to set breakpoints on future shared libraries with a --command flag
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I'm trying to automate a gdb session using the --command flag. I'm trying to set a breakpoint on a function in a shared library (the Unix equivalent of a DLL) . My cmds.gdb looks like this:
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Why is the DataSourceSelectArguments sealed?
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Does anybody know the logic behind making DataSourceSelectArguments sealed?
I've implemented a custom DataSource (and related classes) for some custom business objects and custom WebControls. When thinking in filters (like in a grid) I discovered that the DataSourceS... | 0 | [
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Which free and open source frameworks would you recommend for replacing which aspect of ATG
===
ATG (http://www.atg.com) is a frameowrk, a platform and a solution for content presentation and management, personalisation, e-commerce and customer relationship management.
Which free and open source frameworks or prod... | 0 | [
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What's the best automation or scripting tool to automate repetitive tasks with applications?
===
I realise you can script Microsoft Office apps, but I'm looking for something more general that I can apply to other apps, such as Adobe Acrobat, web browsers and other apps with no scripting ability.
I've used [AutoIt]... | 0 | [
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Best resources for converting C/C++ dll headers to Delphi?
===
A rather comprehensive site explaining the difficulties and solutions involved in using a dll written in c/c++ and the conversion of the .h header file to delphi/pascal was posted to a mailing list I was on recently, so I thought I'd share it, and invite o... | 0 | [
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Can you turn off Visual Studio 2008 Query formatting?
===
Is it possible to turn off the query re-formatting that happens when you edit a query for a database in Visual Studio? (i.e. r-click a data source and select New Query)
This is happening when we are writing sql queries against a sql compact 3.5 database.
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Flash should open window in new tab, but instead it opens a new pop up on mac
===
using target="_blank" in the navigateToUrl
with firefox on windows it opens in new tab, with firefox on mac it opens a 'popup',
anyway how to make the window popup in a new tab on ff on mac as well? | 0 | [
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Python on Windows - how to wait for multiple child processes?
===
How to wait for multiple child processes in Python on Windows, without active wait (polling)? Something like this _almost_ works for me:
proc1 = subprocess.Popen(['python','mytest.py'])
proc2 = subprocess.Popen(['python','mytest.py'])
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Licensing Websites - How does it work?
===
I've been looking at several sites that offer a form of "linkware" license where you get the website for free but need to keep all links to the developers site in place. Purchasing a license key and adding it to the site (either in a database or some form of config file) remo... | 0 | [
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"Mysql server has gone away" with Rails
===
After our rails app has run for a while, it starts throwing 500s with "Mysql server has gone away". Often this happens overnight. It's started doing this recently, with no obvious change in our server configuration.
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Why do you not declare several variables of the same type on the same line?
===
Why is it bad practice to declare variables on one line?
e.g.
private String var1, var2, var3
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private String var1;
private String var2;
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Calculate Cyclomatic Complexity for Javascript
===
Are there any tools available for calculating Cyclomatic Complexity in Javascript?
I've found it a very helpful metric in the past while working on server side code, and would like to be able to use it for the client side Javascript I write. | 0 | [
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===
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How much resources does consume sleeping thread?
===
I'm wondering, how expensive it is to have many threads in waiting state in java 1.6 x64.
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Why is if not someobj: better than if someobj == None: in Python?
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===
I am dynamically compiling code in my client application. When I start the application with Java Web Start I get an exception. The exception only occurs when it is run through Java Web Start.
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Organic growth with Lindenmayer Systems
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I'm looking for a good way to represent organic growth - especially trees and flowers - using code.
I've found Lindenmayer Systems as a reasonable way to portray this, but need a good place to start programming this.
Any good suggestions?
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Communication Gap: User vs Analyst-Designer
===
Normal practice is to use case studies, construct work- and data-flows, etc. But this does not necessarily create a shared vocabulary between the user/sponsor and the analyst-designer: one or the other, both normally, will have to acquire terms and views of the "internal... | 0 | [
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C# Training videos
===
Hi were can I find training videos for C# ? | 4 | [
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javascript XSLTProcessor occasionally not working
===
The following javascript supposes to read the popular tags from an XML file and applies the XSL Stylesheet and output to the browser as HTML.
<pre>
function ShowPopularTags()
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SQL/MySQL Training videos
===
Hi were can I find training videos for MySQL ? | 0 | [
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Which Java API would you recommend for dealing with Bluetooth?
===
Can you recommend a Java API to use with a desktop application (i.e. J2SE not J2ME) that will, perhaps, work with the underlying operating system's Bluetooth stack to give access to Bluetooth functionality and devices? | 0 | [
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SQL Server locks explained
===
Below is a list of locks that SQL Server 2000 is meant to support. I am a bit confused as to what the "intent" locks actually mean. I've looked around on the Web and the answers seem to be a bit cryptic.
Further to getting an answer to my specific question, I am hoping to use this qu... | 0 | [
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How to unit-test inheritance?
===
When you use composition, then you can mock the other objects
from which your class-under-test depends, but when you use
inheritance, you can't mock the base class. (Or can you?)
I generally try to [prefer composition over inheritance](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/49002/pre... | 0 | [
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Controlled set of technical interview questions
===
When answering [this question][1] about interview questions I answered with the following:
As a suggeston, make up a developer interview document that contains your set of questions. For each question allow:
* a section to write their responses,
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How do I undo "svn switch" on a subdirectory?
===
Not for the first time, I've accidentally done "svn switch" from somewhere below the root of my project. This switches that subdirectory only, but how do I undo this?
If I try switching the subdirectory back to the original branch I get:
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JSF how do I retrieve the selected rows of a woodstock table
===
I have a JSF woodstock table with checkboxes. When a row is selected I want to do some processing with those items. I managed to get a selection of RowKey objects but can't find out how to get the original objects I put in back. The table is populated by... | 0 | [
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Is there a better way to explain the behaviour differences between structs and classes in .net?
===
The code below shows a sample that I've used recently to explain the different behaviour of structs and classes to someone brand new to development. Is there a better way of doing so? (Yes - the code uses public fields ... | 0 | [
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Spawning an interactive telnet session from a shell script
===
I'm trying to write a script to allow me to log in to a console servers 48 ports so that I can quickly determine what devices are connected to each serial line.
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Can you record audio with a Java Midlet on a Nokia phone (N80/N95) without the JVM leaking memory?
===
I would like to repeatedly capture snippets of audio on a Nokia mobile phone with a Java Midlet. My current experience is that using the code in Sun's documentation (see: <http://java.sun.com/javame/reference/apis/js... | 0 | [
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Artificially create a connection timeout error
===
I've had a bug in our software that occurs when I receive a connection timeout. These errors are very rare (usually when my connection gets dropped by our internal network). How can I generate this kind of effect artificially so I can test our software?
If it matt... | 0 | [
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How do you cast an IEnumerable<t> or IQueryable<t> to an EntitySet<t> ?
===
In this situation I am trying to perform a data import from an XML file to a database using LINQ to XML and LINQ to SQL.
Here's my LINQ data model:
public struct Page
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public string Name;
public char Status;
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===
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Reuse define statement from .h file in C# code
===
I have C++ project (VS2005) which includes header file with version number in #define directive. Now I need to include exactly the same number in twin C# project. What is the best way to do it?
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How do you refactor your old PHP code?
===
I have recently gotten involved in a project where a web-based game uses an engine written in PHP. The game works fine but could be more robust and have some more features - and the code is both old and fairly ugly.
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Browser Detection
===
What's the best / simplest / most accurate way to detect the browser of a user?
Ease of extendability and implementation is a plus.
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How can I overcome inconsistent behaviour of snprintf in different UNIX-like operating systems??
===
Per man pages, snprintf is returning number of bytes written from glibc version 2.2 onwards. But on lower versions of libc2.2 and HP-UX, it returns a positive integer, which could lead to a buffer overflow.
How can ... | 0 | [
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ASP.NET: Syncing client and server-side validation rules
===
Are there any easy, smart ways to keep your client and server-side validation-rules synchronized?
On the client side we have JavaScript, maybe some kind of framework like jQuery or YUI.
On the server-side we have ASP.NET WebForms or ASP.NET MVC.
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Default constructor vs IOC container
===
Can someone explain to me the advantages of using an IOC container over simply hardcoding the default implementation into a default constructor?
In other words, what is wrong about this code?
public class MyClass
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private IMyInterface _myInterface;
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How do stop mysql on a Mac OS install
===
I installed it it via mac ports, what is the command I need to stop the server (i need to test how my app behave when MySQL is dead) | 0 | [
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Mac SQLite editor
===
I am aware of [CocoaMySQL][1] but I have not seen a Mac GUI for SQLite, is there one?
My Google search didn't turn up any Mac related GUI's which is why I'm asking here rather than Google.
[1]: http://cocoamysql.sourceforge.net/ | 0 | [
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AMD 64 bit Dual Core Optimization
===
We have a graphics intensive application that seems to be experiencing problems on AMD 64 bit Dual Core platforms that are not apparent on Intel platforms.
Running the application causes the CPU to run at 100%, in particular when using code for shadows and lighting (Open GL).
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spring & web service client - Fault Detail
===
How could I get the Fault Detail sent by a SoapFaultClientException ?
I use a WebServiceTemplate as shown below :
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ws.setMarshaller(client.getMarshaller());
ws.setUnmarshaller(client.getUnMarshaller());
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===
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===
So I got this question from one of the developers in my team: What is domain driven design? I could of course point to the book from Evans but is that actually an answer?
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Delphi 7 and Windows Vista
===
I have a simple software that is made in Delphi 7, and it crashes on Vista after a while. These are totally random crashes, nothing is written in any crash log, just stops working and then Vista tries to find a solution.
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Choosing xpath version for .net IIS apps
===
We've got a .net CMS running on IIS 6 which uses xslt templates. It seems to be running xpath 1.0 (as we can't use any 2.0 functionality).
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How to get notified of Windows process maximizing CPU?
===
Is there a tool for Windows XP and Vista (built-in or otherwise ideally freeware/[OSS][1]) that can notify the user when the CPU is above a (configurable) threshold for some (configurable) duration?
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How to choose the max thread count for an HTTP servlet container?
===
I'm developing a restful Web service that runs as a servlet (using blocking IO) in Jetty. Figuring out the optimal setting for max threads seems hard.
Is there a researched formula for deciding the max number of threads from some easily measurabl... | 0 | [
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One-click compilers
===
Do you know of any compilers that only requires one or two clicks on the source code to compile? Having to configure it to do it doesn't count, nor does having to go to a terminal and write a word or two.
And it should compile into a executable, not start the program!
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Technology Plan - Which tools should I use?
===
Soon, I'll start my own software company.
My primary product/solution will be a Billing/Invoice Software. In a near future, I pretend to expand this first module to an ERP.
My app should be able to run as a stand-alone application and as a Web-based application (so the... | 0 | [
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Oracle OCI array fetch of simple data types?
===
I cannot understand the Oracle documentation. :-(
Does anybody have any pointers to an example how to fetch multiple rows of simple data from Oracle via OCI?
I currently use OCIDefineByPos to define single variables (I only need to do this for simple integers -- S... | 0 | [
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When is something considered a scripting language?
===
What makes a language a scripting language? I've heard some people say "when it gets interpreted instead of compiled". That would make PHP (for example) a scripting language. It that true? or are there other criteria? | 0 | [
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Building Python C extension modules for Windows
===
I have a C extension module and it would be nice to distribute built binaries. Setuptools makes it easy to build extensions modules on OS X and GNU/Linux, since they come with GCC, but I don't know how to do it in Windows.
Would I need to buy a copy of Visual Stud... | 0 | [
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What little things do I need to do before deploying a rails application
===
What small things which are too easy to overlook do I need to do before deploying a rails application?
So far I can think of
- Set the secret key for creating session hashes to something non-default
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what is an ideal variable naming convention for loop variables?
===
if you are writing a simple little loop, what do you name the counter?
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Peave: Why aren't NullPointerExceptions > NullReferenceExceptions in Java ?
===
Was this an oversight? Or is it to do with the JVM? | 0 | [
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SQL Server Management Studio – tips for efficiently writing TSQL code
===
I used to work in a place where a common practice was to use Pair Programming. I remember how many small things we could learn from each other when working together on the code. Picking up new shortcuts, code snippets etc. with time significantl... | 0 | [
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How you setup a greenfield project
===
I'm setting yup a Greenfield (yeeea!) web application just now was wondering how other people first setup their project with regards to automated/CI build?
I generally follow this:
1. Create SVN Repository with basic layout (trunk, braches, lib, etc.)
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csv api for java
===
Can anyone recommend a simple API that will allow me to use read a csv input file, do some simple transformations, and then write it.
A quick google has found http://flatpack.sourceforge.net/ which looks promising.
I just wanted to check what others are using before I couple myself to this a... | 0 | [
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How do I read text from the (windows) clipboard from python?
===
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How do I go about using Microsoft Access (2003/2007) to interface with an Oracle (10g) DB to produce reports?
===
I've got no idea how to go about this or what would be involved.
I've also got no budget, so would be looking to use freely available software for this purpose.
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Anything better than PHPDoc out there?
===
Does anybody use anything else to document their PHP code than PHPDoc?
Are there any tools that read the same documentation syntax but give richer output? | 0 | [
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What would you use to write end user documentation for a WPF application
===
We're working on a WPF-based application and we would like to have user documentation included in the application.
Our requirements:
- Must support multiple output formats (CHM,HTML,PDF)
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What is the unit testing strategy for method call forwarding?
===
I have the following scenario:
<pre>
public long AddCar(Car car)
{
try
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string username = _authorizationManager.GetUsername();
...
long id = _carAccessor.AddCar(username, car.Id, car.Name, ....);
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Count images in some folder on WEB server (ASP.NET)
===
I need to count and check how much of some images is placed in folder od web server.
Example- images get names from user_id, and on example I have user_id 27, and my images are:
27_1.jpg, 27_2.jpg, 27_3.jpg...
How to check and write to database this thing?
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SQL Server 2005 Fulltext indexing prevents backups
===
Whenever I try to backup a database it goes until 90% and gets stuck there until I manually kill (because it doesn't stop if I try to stop it) the msftesql process.
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Is there a zip-like method in .Net?
===
In Python there is a really neat function called `zip` which can be used to iterate through two lists at the same time:
list1 = [1, 2, 3]
list2 = ["a", "b", "c"]
for v1, v2 in zip(list1, list2):
print v1 + " " + v2
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===
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MOSS 2007 Crawl
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I'm trying to get crawl to work on two separate farms I have but can't get it to work on either one. They both have two WFE's with an additional WFE configured as an Index server. There is one more server dedicated for Query and two clustered SQL 2005 back end servers for the database. I have un... | 0 | [
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How can I confirm a database is Oracle & what version it is using SQL?
===
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Triggering a .net garbage collection externally
===
Is there a way to trigger a garbage collection in a .net process from another process or from inside WinDBG?
There are the Managed Debugging Assistants that force a collection as you move across a native/managed boundary, and AQTime seems to have button that sugge... | 0 | [
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How can I confirm a database is Postgres & what version it is using SQL?
===
I'm building an installer for an application. The user gets to select a datasource they have configured and nominate what type of database it is. I want to confirm that the database type is indeed Postgres, and if possible, what version of P... | 0 | [
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===
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Programmatically exclude page items in olap pivot
===
I have a pivot table on an olap cube. I can go into a page field and manually deselect multiple items. How can I do this in VBA based on a list of items I need excluded? (n.b. I do not have a corrresponding list of items I need included) | 0 | [
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Letting several assemblies access the same text file
===
I've got many assemblies/projects in the same c#/.net solution. A setting needs to be saved by people using the web application gui, and then a console app and some test projects need to access the same file. Where should I put the file and how to access it?
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Nice book on SQL Server Analysis Services?
===
I wonder if anyone can recommend a good book on SQL Server Analysis Services.
I'm expecting to get very much involved with that technology, so 'For dummies' series won't work for me.
Is [Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Analysis Services][1] good?
Is [Professional SQL Serve... | 0 | [
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What command(s) control the behavior of /etc/rc*.d on Redhat/CentOS?
===
/etc/init.d/*
/etc/rc{1-5}.d/* | 0 | [
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