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I have seen a few things about how to use mysql with meteor but never a compete guide on how to set it up. That is what i'm looking for.
Actually there is a package called numtel:mysql give it a try meteor add numtel:mysqlwith
Check package here
also there is full example to setup the leandboard (Meteor main example) with sql reactive data.
Check the Leaderboard example with SQL
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Hi i have a task that must checked once a day.
I am using MySql database and can i add a task from phpmyadmin to do this task once a day.
There is a some options routines,triggers and events.I think one of them doing this but i couldnt find any documentation about it.
Thank you for your help..
Seel 19.3.1 Trigger Syntax and Examples and 13.1.12 CREATE PROCEDURE and CREATE FUNCTION Syntax for some documentation.
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I develop a small S1000D project (~100 data modules) with BREX module.
For storage my documents I use file system instead expensive CSDB.
I need some tool or code example to validate my documents.
If you use S1000D 4.0 or 4.1 issues, you can try free tool: S1000D Checker.
I don't know any projects with source code.
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I'm looking for an SQL client app that can display subdatasheets like the following:
(source: vb123.com)
Do you know of any?
SQL Maestro products do include this functionality:
http://www.sqlmaestro.com/products/mysql/maestro/screenshots/getting_started/data_grid/
Microsoft access can do it for mySQL
Here is more information on the topic
It indicates that you can open a Table or a Query then in the insert menu select subdatasheet. Then you use the child and link Master fields to get the display you are looking for.
You could also try the database client in openoffice.org
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Does anyone have any good links about a practical example of Unit of Work pattern with LINQ to SQL
The only resource that I know off is the code for Suteki Shop, an ASP.Net MVC application which uses LINQ To SQL.
One change they carried out recently was to implement the Unit of work pattern in all the controllers.
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Looking for a good client side library using which I can create a reddit vote up / down, commenting, etc system?
The more mature the framework the better as this will go on a production site immediately.
Reditt is open source. Why don't you take a look?