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Convert BSTR to int
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Does any one know how can I convert a BSTR to an int in VC++ 2008
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Creating a random ordered list from an ordered list.
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I have an application that takes the quality results for a manufacturing process and
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Developers productivity measurement
===
Could someone point to some online resources about how to track developers productivity (tools, article and so on) or point to some article where it's debated that productivity of developers can be really measured?
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Whats the BEST way to setup a library to support links into precompiled Software for multiple platforms, compilation options.
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My SQL Server 2000 Transaction Log Size Seems Small
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I'm wondering why my transaction log would only be 2 MB on my 40 GB database when I have recovery mode set to full and unlimited file growth set on the transaction log. Any ideas? | 0 | [
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How do I redirect a file download using Grails?
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I'm currently writing a website that allows people to download Excel and text files. Is there a way to redirect to a different page when they click, so that we run javascript and do analytics (i.e. keep download count)? Currently, nothing prevents the user from simpl... | 0 | [
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JPA and inheritance
===
I have a some JPA entities that inherit from one another and uses discriminator to determine what class to be created (untested as of yet).
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Is there a more efficient way of making pagination in Hibernate than executing select and count queries?
===
Usually pagination queries look like this. Is there a better way instead of making two almost equal methods, one of which executing "select *..." and the other one "count *..."?
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SQL Server Service Broker Issue & Tutorials
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I've been looking into implementing an external activator in SQL Server Express 2005, and I added the queues, services, contracts, and event notifications to the database. I also added a trigger to send a message to the target queue. Everything parses, runs, and the trig... | 0 | [
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Django: How do I create a generic url routing to views?
===
I have a pretty standard django app, and am wondering how to set the url routing so that I don't have to explicitly map each url to a view.
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Best Flash Audio/Video + Interactivity server?
===
I'm looking for suggestions on Flash realtime servers. Currently, we use a combination of Moock's [Unity][1] and [Red5][2], but there are a couple problems. First, we are moving to AS3, and Unity only supports AS2. Secondly, Red5 is pretty flaky for us, we'd prefer so... | 0 | [
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What would be Linux equivalent of GetProcessIoCounters?
===
Here's a link to Windows documentation: <http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms683218(VS.85).aspx>.
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Time math in Delphi
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I have a pretty unusual problem (for me). I am writing an application that will allow a user to change their system time forward or back either by explicit date (change my date to 6/3/1955) or by increment using buttons (go forward 1 month).
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How can I do bi-directional communication with a custom USB device?
===
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PEAR Channels - Setting up your own?
===
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Project management certifications (if any) & their usefulness in the software development world
===
I helped an M.B.A. pal of mine prepare for her PMP certification ([wikipedia/pmp][1]). Many of the topics covered during that process seemed like they could be useful in a dev. environment (if high-level).
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Other than for LINQ queries, how do you use anonymous types in C#?
===
I've been trying to get up to speed on some of the newer features in C# and one of them that I haven't had occasion to use is anonymous types.
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Initializing cherrypy.session early
===
I love CherryPy's API for sessions, except for one detail. Instead of saying `cherrypy.session["spam"]` I'd like to be able to just say `session["spam"]`.
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public variables vs private variables with accessors
===
Has anyone else seen people do this:
<code>private string _name;public string Name{ get { return _name; } set { _name = value; }}</code>
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does .net application run on Linux ?
===
does .net application run on linux ? is there any free/paid interop lib available ? | 0 | [
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Regular expression for parsing name value pairs
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Can someone provide a regular expression for parsing name/value pairs from a string? The pairs are separated by commas, and the value can optionally be enclosed in quotes. For example:
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Change name of file sent to client?
===
I have a webpage that pulls information from a database, converts it to .csv format, and writes the file to the HTTPResponse.
string csv = GetCSV();
Response.Clear();
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Response.Write(csv);
This works fine, and the file... | 0 | [
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Double-click double-insert resolutions?
===
A team member has run into an issue with an old in-house system where a user double-clicking on a link on a web page can cause two requests to be sent from the browser resulting in two database inserts of the same record in a race condition; the last one to run fails with a ... | 0 | [
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How do I make Ruby Gems installations on Windows use MinGW for making and compiling?
===
Trying to update some gems on a Windows machine and I continually get this error output for gems that do not have pre-compiled binaries:
Provided configuration options:
--with-opt-dir
--without-opt-dir
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What you don't like in agile development?
===
What you don't like (or even hate) in agile development? I mean SCRUM, XP or any other light process. | 0 | [
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Pass a PHP string to a Javascript variable (including escaping newlines)
===
What is the easiest way to encode a PHP string for output to a Javascript variable?
I have a PHP string which includes quotes and newlines. I need the contents of this string to be put into a Javascipt variable.
Normally, I would just ... | 0 | [
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===
I was considering creating a separate SQLite database for certain apps on a Django project.<br>
However, I did not want to use direct SQLite access if possible.
Django-style ORM access to these database would be ideal.<br>
Is this ... | 0 | [
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Unresolved External Symbol Errors switching from build library to exe or dll
===
I am building an application as a library, but to make sure I can get the output that I'd like, I switched it over to produce an exe. As soon as I did, I got several errors about unresolved external symbols.
At first I thought that I ... | 0 | [
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ASP.NET: How to access an IFRAME from the codebehind file?
===
i'm trying to set attributes for an IFRAME html control from the code-behind aspx.cs file.
i came across a [post][1] that says you can use FindControl to find the non-asp controls using:
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===
Is it possible to connect PHP to a SQL Server Compact Edition database? What would be the best driver? | 0 | [
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How do I use an arbitrary string as a lock in C++?
===
Let's say I have a multithreaded C++ program that handles requests in the form of a function call to `handleRequest(string key)`. Each call to `handleRequest` occurs in a separate thread, and there are an arbitrarily large number of possible values for `key`.
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Can you write GPL software using CPL libraries?
===
The specific case I'm thinking about is writing Clojure programs that are GPLed. I've seen cases where GPLed software was using incompatible licenses (Erlang's, which is like MPL) just by adding an exception to the license agreements. Is that possible with the CPL? | 0 | [
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How do I build and install P4Python for Mac OS X?
===
I've been unable to build [P4Python][1] for an Intel Mac OS X 10.5.5.
These are my steps:
1. I downloaded p4python.tgz (from
[http://filehost.perforce.com/perforce/r07.3/tools/][2]) and expanded
it into "P4Python-2007.3".
2. I downloaded p4api.tar (from
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How do I show an embedded excel file in a WebPage?
===
I want to allow an Excel report to be viewed embedded in a WebPage... is there a way?
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When do you use an IDE?
===
I know that some people swear against using a language-specific IDE ever (vim/emacs or die! type stuff) and that some people are really uncomfortable with coding/compiling in the terminal at all, so my question has the following parts.
- When do you switch from one to the other
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Will Learning C++ Help for Building Fast/No-Additional-Requirements Desktop Applications?
===
Will learning C++ help me build native applications with good speed? Will it help me as a programmer, and what are the other benefits?
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How to enforce locking workstation when leaving? Is this important?
===
Within your organization, is every developer required to lock his workstation when leaving it?
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C# .Net exe doesn't close when PC is restarted, keeping the machine from restarting
===
We have a SmartClient built in C# that stubornly remains open when the PC its running on is being restarted. This halts the restart process unless the user first closes the SmartClient or there is some other manual intervention.
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how to identify the minimal set of parameters describing a data set
===
I have a bunch of regression test data. Each test is just a list of messages (associative arrays), mapping message field names to values. There's a lot of repetition within this data.
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Improving MonoRail
===
We know it's lacking documentation but what other parts would you like to see improved? | 0 | [
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Eclipse's Crtl+click in Visual Stdio?
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After working for a few days with Eclipse Java I totally got addicted to pressing Ctrl and clicking on an identifier to go to its definition. Since then I've been looking for a way to achieve this in Visual Studio as well.
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What is the best way to partition large tables in SQL Server?
===
In a recent project the "lead" developer designed a database schema where "larger" tables would be split across two seperate databases with a view on the main database which unioned the two seperate database-tables together. The main database is what t... | 0 | [
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Visual Studio Memory Usage
===
I find that quite often Visual studio memory usage will average ~150-300 Mb of RAM. As a developer who very often needs to run with multiple instances of Visual studio open. Are there any performance tricks to optimize the ammount of memory that VS uses.
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Templated delegates
===
I have the following piece of code pattern:
void M1(string s, string v)
{
try
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// Do some work
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catch(Exception ex)
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// Encapsulate and rethrow exception
}
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===
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Capturing method state using Reflection
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Is there a way to use .NET reflection to capture the values of all parameters/local variables? | 0 | [
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I have run across an XML Schema with the following definition.
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<xs:restriction base="xs:integer">
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C++ alternatives to void* pointers (that isn't templates)
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How do you get a directory listing sorted by creation date in python?
===
What is the best way to get a list of all files in a directory, sorted by date [created | modified], using python?
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Tcp/Ip Socket connections in .NET
===
For my current project, I need to request XML data over a tcp/ip socket connection. For this, I am using the TcpClient class:
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Why does subversion chown/recreate files on checkin?
===
I have a personal wiki that I take notes on. The wiki's pages are in a subversion working copy directory, "pages", and I set their permissions to 664, owned by www-data:www-data. My username is in the "www-data" group, so I can checkin and mess with the pages ... | 0 | [
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How do I add a shortcut key to Eclipse 3.2 Java plug-in to build the current project?
===
One of the few annoying things about the Eclipse Java plug-in is the absence of a keyboard shortcut to build the project associated with the current resource. Anyone know how to go about it? | 0 | [
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===
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Could someone describe what are the differences between those two languages? Other that they target different VM of course ;) | 0 | [
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RTTI in Delphy
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I'm trying to parse objects to XML in Delphy, so I read about calling the objet's ClassInfo method to get its RTTI info.
The thing is, this apparently only works for TPersistent objects. Otherwise, I have to specifically add a compiler directive {$M+} to the source code for the compiler to genera... | 0 | [
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===
This seems like it should be simple but after a couple hours of googleing I have not figured it out. I know I can add iCal links using ICS files, but this does not work on the iPhone.
BTW, when I say iPhone I would like it to wo... | 0 | [
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How do you post to an Iframe?
===
How do you post data to an iframe? | 0 | [
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What's your #1 way to be careful with a live database?
===
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Unauthorized Sharepoint WSDL from Coldfusion 8
===
How do I solve the error:
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Error: 401 Unauthorized."
The code making the call is:<br />
<cfinvoke username="username" password="password" webservice="https://workflowtest.... | 0 | [
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Best Free Professional Looking UML Tool?
===
I like the look of the Visual Studio Class Designers, but it doesn't give me the flexibility of designing before I implement the code.
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Win32_LogicalDisk fails for floppies.
===
Using an idea from Bob King idea I wrote the following method.
It works great on CD's, removable drives, regular drives.
However for a floppy it always return "Not Available". Any ideas?
public static void TestFloppy( char driveLetter ) {
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Handling Managed Delegates in Unmanaged code
===
I know I can get this to technically work but I'd like to implement the cleanest possible solution. Here's the situation:
I have a managed library which wraps an unmanaged C-style library. The C-style library functionality I'm currently wrapping does some processin... | 0 | [
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Where are some good resources for learning the new features of perl 5.10?
===
I didn't realize until recently that perl 5.10 had significant new features and I was wondering if anyone could give me some good resources for learning about those. I searched for them on Google and all I found was some slides and a quick ... | 0 | [
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A Question of Greedy vs. Negated Character Classes in Regex
===
I have a very large file that looks like this (see below). I have two basic choices of regex to use on it (I know there may be others but I'm really trying to compare Greedy and Negated Char Class) methods.
ftp: [^\D]{1,}
ftp: (\d)+
Now + ... | 0 | [
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RESTifying URLs
===
At work here, we have a box serving XML feeds to business partners. Requests for our feeds are customized by specifying query string parameters and values. Some of these parameters are required, but many are not.
For example, we've require all requests to specify a GUID to identify the partner, ... | 0 | [
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Python - How do I convert "an OS-level handle to an open file" to a file object?
===
[tempfile.mkstemp()][1] returns "a tuple containing an OS-level handle to an open file (as would be returned by os.open()) and the absolute pathname of that file, in that order." How do I convert that OS-level handle to a file object... | 0 | [
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Best Practices for Performing Sequential Operations
===
What is the best way to perform a couple of tasks together and if one task fails the next tasks should not be completed? I know if it were the database operations then I should have used Transactions but I am talking about different types of operations like the f... | 0 | [
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Call Web Services Using Ajax or Silverlight? Which is more performant?
===
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Where to learn ActionScript 3.0?
===
I was just informed that I need to learn Actionscript for a project. I don't even have flash on my machine yet and I need to give a presentation on tuesday on how we will be building this.
Sooo, its time for a little cramming, where can I study up on some actionscript? | 0 | [
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How do I concatinate files in a subdirectory with Unix find execute and cat into a single file?
===
I can do this:
$ find .
.
./b
./b/foo
./c
./c/foo
And this:
$ find . -type f -exec cat {} \;
This is in b.
This is in c.
But not this:
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Framework to host web services on a basic hosted web server
===
Can anyone recommend a framework or basic technology to use to host a web service on a basic hosted web server?
I have data in a mySQL database that will be accessed by the web service. | 0 | [
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Bad habits of your Scrum Master
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Scrum is quite popular dev.process these days and often Project Manager suddenly got new title (Scrum Master). However it should be not just a new title, but new habits and new paradigm. What are the bad habits of your Scrum master? | 0 | [
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===
I am creating some build scripts that interact with Perforce and I would like to mark for delete a few files. What exactly is the P4 syntax using the command line? | 0 | [
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Programmatically triggering events in Javascript for IE
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When an Event is triggered by a user in IE, it is set to the `window.event` object. The only way to see what triggered the event is by accessing the `window.event` object (as far as I know)
This causes a problem in ASP.NET validators if an event is trigger... | 0 | [
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Can you get a Windows (AD) username in PHP?
===
I have a PHP web application on an intranet that can extract the IP and host name of the current user on that page, but I was wondering if there is a way to get/extract their Active Directory/Windows username as well. Is this possible? | 0 | [
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Escaping a String from getting regex parsed in Java
===
In Java, suppose I have a String variable S, and I want to search for it inside of another String T, like so:
if (T.contains(S)) ...
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How much professional liability insurance should I get?
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I am starting a small contracting business and was wondering: how much professional liability insurance I should get? I would appreciate advice on this, especially if from someone with personal experience.
**Note**: to those who may wish to close this as ... | 2 | [
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===
I want to start working with TDD but I don't know really where to start. We coding with .NET (C#/ASP.NET). | 0 | [
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get the currently logged-in windows user in Access VB
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I found this via google: [http://www.mvps.org/access/api/api0008.htm][1] is this the best way to do it?
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Is there a way to script a table's data (temp tables too) in MS SQL 2000?
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Given a table or a temp table, I'd like to run a procedure that will output a SQL script (i.e. a bunch of INSERT statements) that would populate the table. Is this possible in MS SQL Server 2000?
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How to write acceptance tests
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How would you go about introducing acceptance tests into a team using the .NET framework? What tools are available for this purpose?
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How do I get back a 2 digit representation of a number in SQL 2000
===
I have a table on SQL2000 with a numeric column and I need the select to return a 01, 02, 03...
It currently returns 1,2,3,...10,11...
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Recommended books on Desktop Application development using MVC
===
I'm looking for recommendations on books about MVC on the desktop. If they use Java, that is a bonus.
Some background:
I'm writing a desktop application in Java. It's an audio application that has a number of views and a central model called a Li... | 0 | [
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Time Travel functions in postgresql
===
Can anyone recommend for/against the time-travel functions in postgresql's contrib/spi module? Is there an example available anywhere?
Tnx | 0 | [
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Populating a PHP array: check for index first?
===
If I'm deep in a nest of loops I'm wondering which of these is more efficient:
if (!isset($array[$key])) $array[$key] = $val;
or
$array[$key] = $val;
The second form is much more desirable as far as readable code goes. In reality the names are lo... | 0 | [
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How do you measure all the queries that flow through your software?
===
In one of his [blog articles][1], the proprietor of this web site posed this question to the reader, "You're automatically measuring all the queries that flow through your software, right?"
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How do you specify a particular JRE for a Browser applet?
===
I have an third-party applet that requires JRE v1.5_12 to work correctly. THe user is installing JRE v1.6.07 or better. It used to be with 1.5 and below, that I could have multiple JRE's on the machine and specify which one to use - but with 1.6 that apep... | 0 | [
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Questions when moving from MbUnit to MsTest
===
Our team is looking to switch from using mbunit to mstest, but there appears to be some disconnect between the two.
Does anyone know how to simulate the CombinatorialTest and Factory attributes from mbunit when using mstest?
I think that is our only stumbling block... | 0 | [
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Generate table relationship diagram from existing schema (SQL Server)
===
Is there a tool around that would produce a diagram showing existing tables and their relationships given a connection to a database or by any other means?
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Now that Python 2.6 is out, what modules should every programmer know about?
===
A lot of useful features in Python are somewhat "hidden" inside modules. Named tuples (new in [Python 2.6][1]), for instance, are found in the [collections][2] module.
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What are your favorite string encapsulation classes?
===
.NET has System.Uri for Uris and System.IO.FileInfo for file paths. What other useful string encapsulation classes exist?
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How do you set a default value for a MySQL Datetime column?
===
How do you set a default value for a MySQL Datetime column?
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===
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Using Database entries to dynamically create a visio diagram
===
Is this possible?
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Database Design: A proper table design for large number of column values.
===
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===
I'm porting a Java library to C#. I'm using Visual Studio 2008, so I don't have the discontinued Microsoft Java Language Conversion Assistant program (JLCA).
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Color scaling function
===
I am trying to visualize some values on a form. They range from 0 to 200 and I would like the ones around 0 be green and turn bright red as they go to 200.
Basically the function should return color based on the value inputted. Any ideas ?
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