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I'm an intern at a pretty large company. I've been working on a lot of SQL and PLSQL projects with the occasional SSRS report. My question is, is SSRS something I could put on my resume? Is it something that companies look for and it could add a little something more to my resume? Also, is the code used for SSRS report expressions a certain type of code? I've really just been teaching myself as I go and was just wondering. I apologize if this should be posted somewhere else. Thanks!
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I have made a website which does some calculations, so there is no user registration. Just a website where people can do their calculations and leave. However, do I need MySQL as part of the server? I am a bit confused on this.
MySQL (and other database engines like PostgresQL, MongoDB, and even Google's BigTable) are used for storing data outside of user sessions. If you have no need to persist data, then you have no need for a database.
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I am developing web applications on asp.net with c#, is it good practice to keep comments on HTML(.aspx) pages?
Thank You in advance.
Yes, using comments always make good sense to a programmer.
Not only the developers, others who view the code can also understands the functionality of that particular function.
Adding comments is always like sharing your knowledge.
I think it's uselessness. You can insert comments text, autor, date etc. to MySQL and then print it by SELECT query
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I've heard that charts can be generated in LinqPad and that it produces results in html. Is it possible that it could one day be used as some kind of report server?
One day perhaps.
Right now it produces bar charts.
And, exports to HTML.
And, scripts can be run via a command-line with output to stdout or file.
But, the bar charts aren't in the HTML output. If you want to handle the charting by yourself, you could try the HTML fragment mode to get just the data as XHTML.
Even so, LINQPad gets more awesome with each release!
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I would like to inquire for some ideas about my questions.
I would like to create a project using HTML by which I'd use the ID number of a student, and allow them to check their grades. The first step they'll do is to type their ID number in a specified textbox area and upon entering it, they'll see their grades on the screen.
Use php and a database. Not HTML. You can append their details to the HTML but the underlying tech will be php and SQL
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What will be best practice for this?
I'd say it depends a lot on what you are going to use it for, how often it's going to be changed, etc. For the most part I keep configuration parameters that are unlikely to change in a file (ie: db connection parameters themselves)