I could use some help here. I'd like to retrieve a list of url's from a recipe db with 20,000 or so recipes.
Example, https://www.goodcooking.com/recipe/13282-recipe-Al-Rokers-World-Championship-BBQ-Rub.html is just one of them. I'd like to query the db and have all listed in a text file so I can submit them to MS Bing Bot for crawling. Don't know if phpmyadmin might make it easy?
Any direction and or example would be appreciated, FYI...I'm a Chef with basic php and mysql undertanding and know just enough to be dangerous.
Thanks, John V.
I have searched for days and have not found a reference on how to retrieve the information other than clicking on each entry listed here https://www.goodcooking.com/recipe/index.html
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I ask this question, because I don't even have a clue what to google for. I have a MariaDB database which I access through node.js' mysql module. I write my code in TS.
My problem is, that the database I try to access will collect millions of datasets over time, and querying it might take awhile. I want would want to find a way to parse the database and serve one dataset whenever it is found instead of querying the whole database first and then sending an accumulated result.
Do you have any clue how I can solve this or what to google / YouTube search for?
I have an application which is currently tied to the desktop application which will specific to each of my users.
The Existing application has about 300 table
The current database design is specific to a single user. For example , for a given clinic as user , we have following tables
• Patient
• Patient_address
• Patient_Images
• Employees
• Clinic_details
• Devices
What I want is to host this database on web. I want to use this database for multiple users and need to be able to store and retrieve data on a user unique key(Let’s say user ID)
The database will be local as well as cloud based i.e. I would like user to continue work even if they do not have internet, and be able to sync it on demand when connection is back, I may also choose to run a nightly sync process on user desktop.
What is the best strategy to do this? Currently I’m using MySQL, would it help if I switch to SQL?
Any help in this is appreciated.
Thanks
Bhim
P.S. - If this is not the right forum, please suggest the right forum for this question.
MySQL is SQL. You cannot switch from MySQL to SQL. It is like saying that you want to switch from Espresso to Coffee.
If you want the ability to work offline and sync when the connection is back, be prepared to be working on that little feature for the next couple of years or so. I would say, do not even try.
For storing all of your "users" in one database, the term you are looking for is multi-tenancy, and it is a big subject, not suitable for a stackoverflow question and answer. So, multi-tenancy is the term you want to google for in order to find information on how to achieve this.
Sorry if this is a stupid question.
I am currently trying to learn SQL through SoloLearn - http://www.sololearn.com/Play/SQL#.
In this tutorial, they show you how to use different commands like SHOW TABLES or SELECT * FROM [database here].
The issue is, all the default databases I appear to have lack any data for me to play around with.
In the tutorial, they're using a database with a Customer table and stuff. I don't know how they got that table/database.
How can I easily add a database filled with data that I can play around with as I follow along with this tutorial?
Ask Google for "sample mysql database to download" and go to one of the first pages, eg. https://www.mysqltutorial.org/mysql-sample-database.aspx/, where you can find a sample database to download and play with.
The classicmodels database is a retailer of scale models of classic
cars database. It contains typical business data such as customers,
products, sales orders, sales order line items, etc.
There is also a tutorial on that page explaining how to load the sample database into MySQL database server.
Have fun!
I am trying to build a search feature for my website. I have some address of dealers (lat,lng,descr fields) and upon searching for a location. I want to show on map, all dealers close around 10-15 miles range.
I found this googlecode storelocator.
However, after looking for weeks I could not find a single example of fetching data from mysql tables.
http://storelocator.googlecode.com/git/reference.html#storeLocator.DataFeed
I am trying to implement this in laravel 5 using eloquent and views. Any guidance or example would be wonderful.
I am a newbie so a detailed answer would be highly appreciated. :)
Make sure your connections are set up in config/database.php and you can follow the ORM page on the Laravel 5 site to get going: http://laravel.com/docs/5.0/eloquent
After that, start a new question for specific help. But this is a pretty broad question as it stands.
I am developing social networking website now a days. for that I am using MySql
as my primary database and neo4j as in-memory database. I am using node.js and
(for neo4j)
too.
Now I have a some doubt regarding data modelling for neo4j. I want to give some feathers
to my users like friends suggession, mutual contacts and searching. This all stuff I have
implimented with My-Sql. But due to some performance issue, I would like to store
friends and it's relations related data in to neo4j.
For that I have stored my User's nessessory information into neo4j as node.
I have already primary key in mysql database. and here neo4j also have it's own id system.
So how can I bind this both ids togather.
I have read this blog (https://github.com/aseemk/node-neo4j-template/blob/master/models/user.js)
and trying to do as he mentioned in his blog.
Second thing is How to give suggession list to my user from neo4j database.
Right now I am giving UserName with his/her Image and mutual friends count (with login user)
and city in suggession list. I don't understand How I do this with neo4j within node.js?
I have read many blogs and watched many videos over internet. but still I am not getting any idea to do this work.
Can some one help me or can suggest me to where can I get proper information regarding this? I am very much confused and frustrated, and not getting any clue to achive my task.
Sorry for my bed English.
For your first question, take a look at http://blog.neo4j.org/2013/04/data-migration-between-mysql-and-neo4j.html and see if you could apply similar principles.
To send back suggestions based on your Neo4j model, you could consider exposing a REST api for example, which basically operates over your graph database by querying/collecting information and then returning it. Your application then just talks to the API rather than deal with two underlying stores.
As you've already figured out, the driver for Node.js is https://github.com/thingdom/node-neo4j and you can use that to talk to Neo4j.
Perhaps you could provide more details on what exactly you're stuck with?