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What is the OleDb equivalent for INFORMATION_SCHEMA
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In SQL you can use
SELECT * FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.TABLES
etc to get information about the database structure. I need to know how to achieve the same thing for an Access database. | 0 | [
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Debug/Monitor middleware for python wsgi applications
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I'm searching a wsgi middleware which I can warp around a wsgi applications and which lets me monitor incoming and outgoing http requests and header fields.
Something like firefox live headers, but for the server side. | 0 | [
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Best text search engine for integrating with custom web app?
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We have a web app that allows users to upload documents, create their own documents, and so on. Uploaded files are stored on Amazon S3, created information is stored in a MySQL database. What I'm looking for is some sort of search engine, where I feed it... | 0 | [
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What is the best tool for manipulating AFP print streams?
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The IBM print file format is AFP.
> [Advanced Function Presentation][1] (AFP) is a presentation architecture and family of associated printer software and hardware that provides for document and information presentation independent of specific applicatio... | 0 | [
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Does anyone work with Function Points?
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Some questions about Function Points:
1) Is it a reasonably precise way to do estimates? (I'm not unreasonable here, but just want to know compared to other estimation methods)
2) And is the effort required worth the benefit you get out of it?
3) Which type of Fun... | 0 | [
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Best activation key software for .NET application?
===
We're looking to replace our current, in-house developed trial-version activation system for our .NET application with something off the shelf.
To clarify the question I'm asking, let me point out some ground we've already covered (and related questions already... | 4 | [
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Web Site Compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
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Are there any automatic, online or off, tools for testing xhtml/css for compliance with screen readers and other visual guidelines of the [Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)][1]?
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Question about object-orientation
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I had this questions since the time I learnt about object-oriented programming. Now, I have got a wonderful forum I thought of asking this.
Lets say we are implementing an employee management application using EJB.
Now, there are 2 ways of doing this.
1. Normally, we crea... | 0 | [
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Can you host multiple tenants on a single ASP.NET application instance over SSL?
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I have an ASP.NET application that will host multiple tenants (Software-as-a-Service style). Each tenant will have their own domain name (www.mydomain.com, www.yourdomain.com) and their own SSL certificate.
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Can you use Silverlight with AJAX without any UI element?
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I know you can just use CSS to hide the DIV or Silverlight Plugin, but is there a way to instantiate a Silverlight Component/App using JavaScript that doesn't show any UI element at all?
There is alot of great functionality in Silverlight, like MultiThre... | 0 | [
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log4net vs Enterprise Library, which is better? faster?
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Anyone know of some performance comparisons of the latest version Enterprise Library and the latest version of log4net?
Any technical reason why I should choose one over the other? | 0 | [
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I'm having trouble trying to map nested conditions onto an intuitive interface.
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===
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I need to be able to take a string like:
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C# - Why won't a fullscreen winform app ALWAYS cover the taskbar?
===
I'm using Windows Vista and C#.net 3.5, but I had my friend run the program on XP and has the same problem.
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===
I have read that it is possible to [build GTK+ on MacOS X][1]. I know that it's possible to create a [bundle of a GTK+ application on MacOS][2]. I also know that it's possible to create widgets [that loo... | 0 | [
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What exactly is Parrot?
===
I understand that Parrot is a virtual machine, but I feel like I'm not completely grasping the idea behind it.
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Python Regex vs PHP Regex
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No not a competition, it is instead me trying to find why a certain regex works in one but not the other.
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Best way to rotate content within a DIV using JavaScript?
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Tips on helping to move to MS SQL from MySQL
===
I have been interested in database developing for some time now and decided that MS SQL has a lot to offer in terms of T-SQL and generally much more functionality (not saying that Oracle or Postgres don't have that).
I would like to know:
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How do I ignore ampersands in a SQL script running from SQL Plus?
===
I have a SQL script that creates a package with a comment containing an ampersand (&). When I run the script from SQL Plus, I am prompted to enter a substitute value for the string starting with &. How do I disable this feature so that SQL Plus igno... | 0 | [
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C++ Thread, shared data
===
I have an application where 2 threads are running... Is there any certanty that when I change a global variable from one thread, the other will notice this change?
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===
When you use the WebBrowser control in .NET you can "embed" an instance of IE in your application, essentially making your own IE-based Web Browser.
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How can I publish a subversion repository to a local IIS?
===
At work, we have a windows server 2003 with IIS and Subversion installed. We use it to publish and test locally
our ASP.NET websites. Every programmer has Tortoise installed on his PC and can update/commit content to the server.
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Generic Database Viewer with the simplest Functions and Use
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Sidebar block randomly changing width
===
I have a floating block on the right hand side here http://www.paleolife.co.uk/pi/79-2008518383
When you scroll down the width changes. I have no idea why...anyone have any hints of where to look?
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Can't run Passenger Standalone. It keeps telling me I need to update my RVM Wrappers
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I've just installed the latest RVM on my new server using Mixed Mode, and in my user account, I ran `rvm user all` to give my user a completely separate ruby environment -- no sharing of rubies or gems.
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how to update images embedded in css or js files
===
now there are some css files that links some images.
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What's the best dispatcher/callback library in Python?
===
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How do I use SCM with a PHP app such as Wordpress?
===
I run my blog using Wordpress and all too recently became a _big_ believer in SCM. I really want to put my site into subversion (that's what I'm using right now, maybe git will come later) but I can't think of the correct way to do it yet. Basically, my reposito... | 0 | [
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Calculate text width with Javascript
===
I'd like to use Javascript to calculate the width of a string, is this possibly without having to use a monospace typeface? If it's not built in my only idea is to create a table of widths for each character but this is pretty unreasonable especially supporting unicode and dif... | 0 | [
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Open multiple Eclipse workspaces on the Mac
===
How can I open multiple Eclipse workspaces at the same time on the Mac?
On other platforms, I can just launch extra Eclipse instances, but the Mac will not let me open the same application twice. Is there a better way than keeping two copies of Eclipse? | 0 | [
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What's the best way to implement ACLs to a Rails application?
===
I just wanted to compare different solutions used when implementing ACLs in Rails. | 0 | [
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Good .NET ORM Framework that supports OleDb and Stored Procedures?
===
A typical stored procedure in our system accepts around 20 or so parameters. There's no chance of refactoring these stored procedures either. I've basically resorted to writing my own code generator that wraps these SP's into (database provider a... | 0 | [
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How to get python 3 to display html and dynamic content when running http.server
===
So I am currently trying to get python to output html on a webpage. Its not working, as there is nothing on the screen, and not sure why. Running the server like so:
from http.server import HTTPServer, CGIHTTPRequestHandler
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call javascript functions without receiver
===
Let's say we have a function:
function fn(){return this;}
If we call the function by `foo = fn();`, then `foo` will get the value of `this`, but I am curious about where the return goes if the the function is called without receiver, i.e. `fn();`?
Thanks! | 0 | [
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Best design for storing related things
===
I am working on an online recipe book, in which there are many recipes, ingredients, categories etc. I have to implement that the admin can add related recipes to objects of given entities(e.g. a category has many related recipes, which according to my client's wish should be... | 0 | [
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Attributes of another jQuery plugin instance getting overridden
===
I'm having this weird problem where other instances of my jQuery plugin are getting modified even though I believe I've written my plugin to support multiple separate instances.
I've stripped down the code to the bare essentials, and you can test ... | 0 | [
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How to get project workspace details
===
To get project names and followers I can use:
https://app.asana.com/api/1.0/projects?opt_fields=name,followers
However it doesn't let me get the workspace:
https://app.asana.com/api/1.0/projects?opt_fields=name,workspace
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Notifying a player of a change in their standing in a tournament
===
I'm using the following Score model:
class Score(models.Model):
tournament = models.ForeignKey(Tournament)
player = models.ForeignKey(User)
score = models.IntegerField()
datetime = models.DateTimeField()
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maintain MPI version and non MPI version in a convenient way
===
Recently, I used MPI to parallelize my simulation program to speed up. The way I adopted was to rewrite one function that is very time-consuming but easy to be parallelized.
The simplified model of non-MPI program is as follows,
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Ajax JSON Not Returning
===
I have the following code in my main page, trying to pull AJAX JSON.
It simply has to show 10 extra products on each page scroll. and at the moment it only shows the loader Circle div which should remove after loading - but nothing is loading.
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How to start IDLE (python editor) without using the shortcut on windows vista?
===
I'm trying to teach Komodo to fire up IDLE when I hit the right keystrokes. I can use the exact path of the shortcut in start menu in the windows explorer location bar to launch IDLE so I was hoping Komodo would be able to use it as we... | 0 | [
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Long-running code within asp.net process
===
E.g. we this code in the asp.net form codebihind:
private void btnSendEmails_OnClick()
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This code execution will be killed by the timeout reason.
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Best way to manipulate pages while embedding Webkit?
===
I'm using Webkit-sharp to embed Webkit into an application and I need to hook certain links to perform actions in my app rather than their normal action.
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How do you resolve a circular dependency with an inner class?
===
(Java question)
If I reference a field in an inner class, does this cause a circular dependency between the enclosing class and the inner class?
How can I avoid this?
Here is an example:
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Trying to resize a jQuery dialog in IE6?
===
I thought I had seen a bug report about this on the jQuery site, but now I cannot find it. I'm trying to resize a dialog in IE6. But when the element is resized, the content and title bar don't resize down. They will resize up if the dialog is made larger, however. The resu... | 0 | [
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sql style guide
===
I AM SO TIRED OF READING THE WHOLE SQL STATEMTNE / STORED PROCEUDRE IN FULL CAPS. WHAT THE HELL WERE THE INITIAL DEVELOPERS THINKING?
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How do I parse a string with GetOpt::Long::GetOptions?
===
I have a string with possible command line arguments (using an Read-Eval-Print-Loop program) and I want it to be parsed similar to the command line arguments when passed to Getopt::Long.
To elaborate:
I have a string
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Alternative to String.Replace
===
So I was writing some code today that basically looks like this:
string returnString = s.Replace("!", " ")
.Replace("@", " ")
.Replace("#", " ")
.Replace("$", " ")
.Replace("%", " ")
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Convert a UTF-8 string to/from 7-bit XML in PHP
===
How can UTF-8 strings (i.e. 8-bit string) be converted to/from XML-compatible 7-bit strings (i.e. printable ASCII with numeric entities)?
i.e. an `encode()` function such that:
encode("“£”") -> "“£”"
`decode()` would also be useful:
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A way to determine a process's "real" memory usage, i.e. private dirty RSS?
===
Tools like 'ps' and 'top' report various kinds of memory usages, such as the VM size and the Resident Set Size. However, none of those are the "real" memory usage:
- Program code is shared between multiple instances of the same program.... | 0 | [
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How to debug a LINQ Statement
===
I have a Linq to objects statement
var confirm = from l in lines.Lines
where (l.LineNumber == startline.LineNumber) || (l.LineNumber == endline.LineNumber)
select l;
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How to search cvs comment history
===
I am aware of this command:
`cvs log -N -w<userid> -d"1 day ago"`
Unfortunately this generates a formatted report with lots of newlines in it, such that the file-path, the file-version, and the comment-text are all on separate lines. Therefore it is difficult to scan it for al... | 0 | [
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How do I automatically update a ModifiedAt field with ADO.NET Entity Framework?
===
Ruby on Rails has [magic timestamping fields][1] that are automatically updated when a record is created or updated. I'm trying to find similar functionality in Entity Framework. I've considered database triggers and a SavingChanges ev... | 0 | [
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How can I extend msbuild to run a custom preprocessor on .cs files?
===
I have a custom program which preprocesses a C# file and generates a new C# file as output. I would like to invoke this from msbuild on each of the C# files in the project, then compile the output files instead of the original C# files. How would ... | 0 | [
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User Interface for creating Oracle SQL Loader control file
===
Is there a good user interface for authoring Oracle SQL Loader control files? PL/SQL Developer includes a "Text Importer" feature (that reminds one of the Excel import wizard) to import text files into tables, but uses a proprietary format instead of the S... | 0 | [
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How do you use the ellipsis slicing syntax in Python?
===
This came up in [Hidden features of Pyton][1], but I can't seem good documentation or examples that explain how the feature works.
[1]: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/101268/hidden-features-of-python | 0 | [
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How do you ensure multiple threads can safely access a class field?
===
When a class field is accessed via a getter method by multiple threads, how do you maintain thread safety? Is the synchronized keyword sufficient?
Is this safe:
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private int val;
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For years, maybe 10, I've been fascinated with cryptography. I read a book about XOR bit-based encryption, and have been hooked ever since thing.
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My database is located in e.g. california.
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What is the performance difference of pki to symmetric encryption?
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We are looking to do some heavy security requirements on our project, and we need to do a lot of encryption that is highly performant.
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Tool to monitor network connectivity in Windows
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What tool would you recommend to monitor the connectivity status of a machine, this is if a given machine it is able to connect to some web servers over time. It should be able to log the status.
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How do I create a non-standard type with SOAPpy?
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Login module for Website
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What are the community's recommendations for an user login and management module for a custom-designed Website?
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Has anybody established a good naming convention for action in MVC? I was specifically looking at ASP.net MVC but it is a general question. For instance I have an action which displays the login screen (Login) and one which process the login request from that page (LoginTest). I'm not k... | 0 | [
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MySQL Query: Select most-recent items across two tables
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LINQ + type tables best practices
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Whats the best design pattern to use for LINQ and type tables that exist in SQL.
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How would you implement a badge system like StackOverflow's?
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What would a Database Diagram (ER Diagram/Table Layout) look like for measuring distribution of something?
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Stored Procedures, mySQL and PHP5
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Project retirement or archiving
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I've actually solved this, but I'm posting it for posterity.
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Title says it all.
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