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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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What are the open standard principles ?
I googled it but I am getting different answer from different website cant decide what to write
It's a pretty confusing concept because it is NOT the same as open source.
Open source means you can get the CODE and use it in whatever way you need (make your own changes etc).
Open standard means you can get the PROGRAM / TECHNOLOGY for free. To put it very roughly, open standard is that you can get a complied ".exe" executable (but no source code), and install the software at no cost, and open source means you can have the code, make your own changes, and then make your own ".exe" if you want.
HTML and XML are open standard technologies.
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I was wondering how MySQL (and other databases for that matter) work under the hood. Do they use standard C I/O calls like fseek to find a record?
Here is the link to the source code. From a quick review of the file I can confirm that there are multiple check that is been done before and after an insert. It's actually a great idea to review the whole file very interesting.
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Recently I'm building a website where I need data of all car types and models, such an example with the data type is sellanycar.com.
I need all the data from 'Select Make' and corresponding 'Select Model' dropdowns:
The code of any language is acceptable but javaScript/jQuery or Python is preferable and the data can be of any format e.g. JSON or XLXS, etc.
A) In JS/Node, you can use Pupeteer to scrape pages, and Cheerio, do extract what you want JQuery-style.
B) You could use a scraping tool such as Screaming Frog, to do the same, and set upp XPATH or REGEX extractions. I wrote a small piece on how to set up custom regex extractions, which might help, should you choose this option.
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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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as the title suggests, I am trying to determine which language would better suit for the task at hand. I am probably going to include a GUI for the program. Am I okay to proceed with Java for this task or is another language recommended? Thanks
I can't speak on the pros or cons of writing such a program in C++. However, Java seems well suited to accomplish your task.