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Now I have two tables - links and linkcats. Links is a list of links that will be displayed on the Employee Resources page. Linkcats is a list of the categories under which these links will fall - Intranet Websites, Internet Websites, and Employee Resources. I would like to be able to dynamically display the link categories with the appropriate links from the links table under each category. I got it to work (kind of), but it loops through the SQL statement to display the actual links however many entries there are in the categories table.
Now I have two tables - links and linkcats. Links is a list of links that will be displayed on the Employee Resources page. Linkcats is a list of the categories under which these links will fall - Intranet Websites, Internet Websites, and Employee Resources. I would like to be able to dynamically display the link categories with the appropriate links from the links table under each category. I got it to work (kind of), but it loops through the SQL statement to display the actual links however many entries there are in the categories table.
okay, i'm having a hard time finding the right info to get this to pull together so maybe someone out there in lj land can steer me.. here's the 411..
i'm working with an access database in a cgi/perl environment with standard html.. i am needing to be able to interact with my access database using standard html.. i was able to locate and read up on the Perl DBI module.. which I think would work.. using perl dbi, access database, print results in html..
now how do i do this??
any tutorials.. info.. whatever.. i would buy a book but i no longer carry a wallet due to the fact i don't have money to put into one..
thanks in advance.. you guys always have the answers..
There's nothing wrong with loading three different
database engines on the same machine if you've got the I/O and processor bandwidth to handle
them -you can trust Unix to do its job pretty much no matter what you throw at it.
Enterprise analysts are cheering Novell's delivery of a "mixed source" solution. It's an application stack combining the JBoss open source application server, the proprietary Oracle database with its Real Application Clusters, and Novell's own SUSE Linux, all running on H-P hardware. Analysts assume enterprises demand support and a guarantee that the parts they buy will [...]
Hey everybody. I hope there are some smart database people out there to make up for my lack of knowledge.
Anyway, I have a (hopefully) rather simple question.
I work at the local university maintaining the webpage for the nursing program here. The ladys I work for are not very computer smart, so I'm trying to develop an easier way for them to upload new data to class pages, new homework assignments, new lecture slides, etc etc etc. Basically a kind of micro-cms system.
Yes, I'm reinventing the wheel, but I feel it will be a good experience for me.
Well, I'm using .NET for this (C#) because of what's available here at school, and while in the end, everything will be on the SQL Server, for development purposes the webmaster for the school has said that I need to use MS Access.
Blech. Hopefully I won't have to change a whole lot of stuff for the migration to happen, but for now I'm stuck.
Unfortunately, while I can figure out the Queries and the basic commands, actually connecting to a MS Access database is proving to be rather difficult for me. I cannot seem to find an authoratative guide on what all I need to put to create the connect.
Most of the functions are going to be located in a seperate file, and once its all compiled, it should (hopefully) work. But I cannot seem to find what the connect string is.
In my databaseConnect() function I have this: void databaseConnect() { String connectionString = "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.Oledb.4.0;"; connectionString += "Data Source=I:/web/nursing/dev/resources/exams/nursingExams.mdb;"; createUpdateExamConnection = new OleDbConnection (connectionString); databaseOpen(); } //end databaseConnect
For some reason, this just doesn't seem to work.
I've imported the correct thing, as far as I can tell... using System.Data.OleDb;
But I'm stuck.
Any info that you guys can give me would be appreciated.
Okay, I'm having a bit of a problem here... I'm trying to create an RSS feed from my MySQL database. Unfortunately though, I can't seem to write to a file. PHP isn't running in safe mode, and the enclosing folder permissions don't seem to make a difference. The file gets created, but no writing occurs, and if the 'is_writeable' statement is taken out, the script runs until it times out and gives an error 500. Anyone have any clues?
error_reporting(1);
include("sqlstuff.inc");
$filepointer = fopen("/kunden/homepages/28/d58558265/htdocs/rss/news.rss", "w+") or die ("can't open file");
I have a standalone system (WinXPPro) which has MSDE. This system will never have full-blown SQL Server, and will probably never have SQL Server 2005 Express edition (at least not until the other software running on it is certified for SQL2k5 Express)
I'm interested in having some simple tool to serve the same role as Enterprise Manager and Query Analyser do in SQL2k (queries, backups, database mods, etc). I'm thinking of downloading the SQL Server 2005 Express Manager, and using it for some simple database management tasks.
Has anyone downloaded the April CTP (Community Technology Preview) version of this tool? If so, how do you like it? Does it work well with MSDE? If I want to avoid mixing versions and avoid using unreleased and unsupported tools, is there an equivalent tool for MSDE 2000?
Awhile back, I started a SourceForge project with the goal of using it as a tool to better learn PHP & Smarty. I'm a CS graduate with experience working in C/C++, Perl, and especially ColdFusion (due to work), and I've decided that it's a good idea to learn PHP and Smarty, and what better way to do that than with an actual project that might be of some use to someone?
The problem is that, as a fairly new developer, it's freakin' hard to get a project like this off the ground the right way. I don't know the best practices for laying out the app's directories, where I should put my smarty files, that sort of thing. As a software engineer I understand and will be doing requirements analysis, use cases, the database schema(s), etc, and I understand PHP well, having hacked up some wikis and that sort of thing. It's just difficult to get a project like this off the ground. So, what I'm hoping is that there's one (or more, even) people out there who might be interested in working on a PHP project they can show off to others, and are willing to provide a little guidance. The project's website is http://sourceforge.net/projects/phpbling - you'll not ethat I started it over a year ago; unfortunately, right after that things got terribly busy :) but now with a little more time, I want to get back at it.
The CVS has an initial stab at a directory layout and some config/environment stuff, taken from a suggested best practices on the smarty website, but I already have some questions on that, too.
Let me know if you're interested. Email to my username @ livejournal.com is fine. if nobody's into it, then I'll probably just go ahead and fuddle through my own way, but it sure would be nice to get some knowledge in from the beginning so that we/I don't have to redo it later!
Awhile back, I started a SourceForge project with the goal of using it as a tool to better learn PHP & Smarty. I'm a CS graduate with experience working in C/C++, Perl, and especially ColdFusion (due to work), and I've decided that it's a good idea to learn PHP and Smarty, and what better way to do that than with an actual project that might be of some use to someone?
The problem is that, as a fairly new developer, it's freakin' hard to get a project like this off the ground the right way. I don't know the best practices for laying out the app's directories, where I should put my smarty files, that sort of thing. As a software engineer I understand and will be doing requirements analysis, use cases, the database schema(s), etc, and I understand PHP well, having hacked up some wikis and that sort of thing. It's just difficult to get a project like this off the ground. So, what I'm hoping is that there's one (or more, even) people out there who might be interested in working on a PHP project they can show off to others, and are willing to provide a little guidance. The project's website is http://sourceforge.net/projects/phpbling - you'll not ethat I started it over a year ago; unfortunately, right after that things got terribly busy :) but now with a little more time, I want to get back at it.
The CVS has an initial stab at a directory layout and some config/environment stuff, taken from a suggested best practices on the smarty website, but I already have some questions on that, too.
Let me know if you're interested. Email to my username @ livejournal.com is fine. if nobody's into it, then I'll probably just go ahead and fuddle through my own way, but it sure would be nice to get some knowledge in from the beginning so that we/I don't have to redo it later!
Taken together these measures let him assure user management that he'd put a two million dollar machine
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on-site database experts ever to walk the earth
I have a "house cup" for my Harry Potter board, and I am trying to reconfigure it to better use functions and to use Smarty. I'm not sure if I'm doing this best way.
I currently have a form that lists all users and gives the admins the optoin to enter points earned and points lost for every user. The way I've got it set up currently, the filed names are "usernamepos" and "usernameneg." After submitting, I then re-get all the usernames, re-make the strings, and, if usernamepos or usernameneg is not zero, I run the query to update the database.
This doesn't impress me as being particularly efficient, but I can't figure out any other way to do it. Thoughts?
Hi everyone this is my first post and my first Python script.
The script will take a URL as input. The URL will look something like this.
thevenuslist.com/show_image.py/55.jpg
The script will then take the 55 and use it to retrieve binary data for an image from a database. Then image headers will be sent to the browser followed by the binary information.
I think I am having a problem with the headers. When I run the script from command line I get the headers and then a bunch of goo which is the binary information but when I run it from the browser I get an error.
#!/usr/bin/python
import MySQLdb, cgi, string, os
def getScriptname():
""" Return the scriptname part of the URL. """
return os.environ.get('SCRIPT_NAME', '')
def getPathinfo():
""" Return the remainparth of the URL. """
pathinfo = os.environ.get('PATH_INFO' '')
# fix fr a well known bug in IIS/4.0
if os.name == 'nt':
scriptname = getScriptName()
if string.find(pathinfo, scriptname) == 0:
pathinfo = pathinfo[len(scriptname):]
return pathinfo
def getData(idNumber):
Con = MySQLdb.connect(host="",
db="",
port=3306,
user="",
passwd="")
Cursor = Con.cursor()
sql = "SELECT binary_data FROM pictures WHERE picture_id = '15'"
Cursor.execute(sql)
# print sql
# print idNumber
result = Cursor.fetchall()
Con.close()
return result
idNumber = 55
data = getData(idNumber)
print """Content-type: image/jpeg
"""
print data[0]
Ok see if you can wrap your head around this.. I've been hired as a contractor by this company that wants to A: Network all their computers, and B: Have all their customer data/information available to all employees on a database that can be easily read and updated.
I figured I had 2 options: Microsoft Access and MySQL. With Access, its a relatively easy interface to use and their database needs aren't very great, but I run into problems with sharing the database and its integrity (I've read that sharing an Access DB on a network is a big no-no) and redundant data. I've read about SPLITTING the database, but I don't know if that allows for easy updating of the database.
MySQL appears to be a powerful option that will allow for numerous concurrent users and seems to allow for easy data entry/updating without jeopardizing the integrity of the DB. On teh downside though, I know VERY little about how MySQL works, not to mention that I can't seem to find a decent user-frontend available to download and install on all the client machines so they can update/query the db themselves. I'm a decent programmer, but I don't know if I want to tell these guys that I'd have to WRITE my own frontend for them to use, especially since I don't think I'd be able to provide proper support for them..
So given all of this, what would u all suggest I do? I know you guys are probably more partial towards mySQL, but I don't want to put this company at risk just so I can do a test run of mySQL and how it works. On the other hand though, Access may not be enough for these guys needs especially if the company really starts to take off (right now we're talking less than 10 people using 1 DB)
I just don't want to go into this company again and when they ask me for me to go and say, "I don't know what to do about your data needs." I'd at least like to have a realistic view of our options.
I'm relatively new to asp.net, but am picking stuff up quickly, so am happy!.
Well here's my question, and hopefully someone can help. What I want to do is:
1.Upload an Excel file (xls).(Example inventory list) and then 2.Save that in an Access database and 3.Have that displayed on another page, in tables. So instead of the usual reading straight off database tables, I need to be able to read off an excel file, that an user will upload , save that to Access, and display content back to a new page.
I'm building a site for my photographs. This involves a php script trawling through directories and subdirectories in a designated location, and then either: 1) Adding details into a database, including thumbnails (which can be stored as a BLOB) 2) Getting the script to dump the thumbnails to file and then building static pages.
I'm not sure which one I want to go for. I can see that having a database will allow for greater expandability (like if I want to add comments, ratings, or anything at a later date), but it's going to be significantly slower than having static files, isn't it?
See the little cross things next to "Assemblies,Engineering" and "Assemblies,Manufacturing"? Click 'em. They open a litle box with revision history information for that document. I'm using a little javascript I found online to swap the image between the "+" and the "-" (like browsing a folder tree in Windows Explorer, etc etc).
However, the script isn't working correctly. I want each image to switch independently...if you click the first "+" it switches to a "-", but if you click the "+" in the next row, it doesn't switch. Then you have to click them each a few times to get them both with no history showing and with the "+" displayed. What do I need to fix?
Script:
The images are coded with the "id" and "name" objects, as such:
See the little cross things next to "Assemblies,Engineering" and "Assemblies,Manufacturing"? Click 'em. They open a litle box with revision history information for that document. I'm using a little javascript I found online to swap the image between the "+" and the "-" (like browsing a folder tree in Windows Explorer, etc etc).
However, the script isn't working correctly. I want each image to switch independently...if you click the first "+" it switches to a "-", but if you click the "+" in the next row, it doesn't switch. Then you have to click them each a few times to get them both with no history showing and with the "+" displayed. What do I need to fix?
Script:
The images are coded with the "id" and "name" objects, as such: