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So not sure if this is the best spot BUT:
MySql's Connector/Net source code at their repository at launchpad has no updates beyond 6.2 and Aug-2011, whereas the site is claiming 6.5.2 RC2, so I'm curious as to where the actual code repository is... anyone aware of where it's been moved to, so I can branch the 6.5.2 RC2 and fix a bug and possibly submit the fixes?
Launchpad is not up to date for now.
For getting Connector/NET source code go to
http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/connector/net/
For example for 6.6.4, download the file mysql-connector-net-6.6.4-src.zip
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I'm currently using this link as a guide. It is been great but I would like to be able to view class documentation. Does it exist somewhere? I have been unable to find any.
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The development is still active and since the author is sharing his sources, your most recent bet is the github project page. Try to build the sample app, it gives quite good insights.
For older issues and follow up on the development road this project has taken also consider the soon to be closed codeplex page.
Also, notice that you can obtain the package via nuget, in case you're using nuget as your package manager.
At last ask questions here, there are a few fellows around that are happily helping out!
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Looking for freeware SQL Server query tool that requires no install.
Any suggestions?
Here's a couple to look at that are just exe's:
LinqPad - New and up to date. Can do straight sql querying....
Query Express * looks pretty old so not sure if it'll work on newer dbs....
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I need to write an application on windows that connects to avahi running on Linux.I need opensource tools that i can use on windows os.
Im aware of BONJOUR.But it is tied to apple licenses...
Im not aware of tools.Can somebody suggest something?
Thanks
Bonjour is not tied to any Apple licenses as stated on this official webpage. Instead Apple has released it under the Open Source Apache 2.0 license. This allows you to view the source code and also link against it in your own open source project.
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A certain open source project is hosted at Gitorious. Suppose that at some future point X they decide to close source / delete their project from Gitorious.
Will there exist a public archive of the source code, in something like The Wayback Machine?
No, except someone keeps his clone of the repository and makes it public somewhere else.
If you want to mirror git repositories, see my blog entry about it.
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I've exported all the old orders out of our old store into a mySQL DB.
Anyone know of a simple project or web based app that will let you search all fields with a wildcard?
So if I type in sha automatically any results with those letters would popup.
This would be similar to dbman but with mysql and some ajax. And preferably free and open source.
If you can use a "fat" client you can download the MySQL GUI tools from http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/gui-tools/5.0.html
Also look at http://www.mysqlajaxtableeditor.com/
PHPMyAdmin seems to be the most popular my man.