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Reports29 Oct 2004 17:48 GMT3
hi all, i look for reports with low price (similarly Crystal Reports - my
goodness, how high price, i must pay them for each customer ), thanks
What does ADO stand for???29 Oct 2004 15:05 GMT2
Does anyone know what the term ADO means? What does it stand for?
Thanks
Custom comparison operators in SQL29 Oct 2004 11:12 GMT1
I'm trying to set up a database (preferably SQLite, but otherwise
MySQL or postgresql) eferably containing software products, and one
field I need is "version". My goal is to be able to do things like:
 SELECT title,version WHERE title='something' AND version<'something'
Using XML and a relational database29 Oct 2004 01:44 GMT16
I am developing an interface system for an application I was written.  This
interface will connect to other system to share information.  I would like
to use
xml and xsl to generically describe each interface.  The trouble I am having
easy data integration28 Oct 2004 12:08 GMT3
I want to view the data from three different sources (ACT! database,
csv file, and excel) and run a rule to add and remove info.  Anything
I can download that can make this project easier?  Does this make
sense?  Thx  Chip
Reg the design approach for the setting of Headquater and branch Databases28 Oct 2004 11:32 GMT2
I have one employee table in the db but the requirement is that the
employee of one branch can work for other branch ... but the details
of the emoployee is present in there respective db...
Now the requirement is that how to handle the details of the employees
ansi 92 sql equivalent to SELECT TOP for mysql?28 Oct 2004 04:35 GMT2
simple table
Users with 2 columns
(userId, userInfo)
userId is integer autoincrements.
A simple situation shows confusion about basic concepts28 Oct 2004 00:29 GMT18
Even though I have designed and worked on some projects involving
databases before, I realize my understanding of the concepts still needs
a lot of improvement. After a relatively long period of inactivity, I
find myself struggling to comprehend and get the design of a current
Memory allocation using E-SQL27 Oct 2004 21:12 GMT3
I'm trying to dynamically allocate memory (on the heap) to store data I
retrieve from a Sybase database.  Now I have code that uses stack memory and
looks like:
exec sql begin declare section
Exporting a table27 Oct 2004 06:46 GMT2
I have two databases.  The first is Access, the second is MySQL.  Due
to security, the two computer networks they are on are not connected.
How can I transfer binary data (just one table) from the Access
database to the MySQL.  I will probable be using a jump drive, as both
POLL:   How does your development group work?27 Oct 2004 04:04 GMT3
With respect to data model changes?
1. How many actual developers are in your project team?  Don't count testers, managers, build coordinators, business
analysts...  I'm talking about code authors.
2. When it's time to design or revise the data model, is it "every man for himself", ...
Sorting within and across records27 Oct 2004 03:51 GMT1
I am working with FileMaker Pro 6.  I will simplify my question to the
basics.  I have a database with records that contain the following
fields:
ProjectName    DateStep1     DateStep2    DateStep3
[newbie Q] Mongo id resolution DB26 Oct 2004 18:53 GMT12
 (I apologize beforehand for the cluelessness of this question.
Except for one grad-level course on relational databases a couple
of years ago, I have little experience with database design, and
certainly zero experience with *real world* database design.)
renaming rows subject to foreign key constraints26 Oct 2004 10:04 GMT10
what will happen to the foreign key constraint, according to the sql
standard, when I issue the following commands :
CREATE TABLE GURBO (
 AT1  char(10)  
starting out... setting up DB for home library (long)25 Oct 2004 02:09 GMT13
I'm just starting out w/ SQL databases.  I'm running Mac OS X 10.3.5
'Panther' and have both MySQL and PostgreSQL installed and running.
Haven't completely decided which one to use yet; may end up playing with
both off and on.  I've played w/ most versions of Linux and the free
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