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      DataPump - How to Specify a Query
        The examples below are based on the following demo schema's: user SCOTT created with script:                              $ORACLE_HOME/rdbms/admin/scott.sql user HR created with script: $ORACLE_HOME/demo/schema/human_resources/hr_main.sql The Export Data Pump and Import Data Pump examples that are mentioned below are based on the directory my_dir. This direc

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      http_build_query in php4
      PHP4 doesn't have built-in php_build_query function as in PHP5 does. We will create a function that mimic http_build_query function that works on both PHP4 and PHP5.Here's the code: function http_parse_query( $array = NULL, $convention = '%s' ){ if( count( $array ) == 0 ){ return ''; } else { if( function_exists( 'http_build_query' ) ){ $query = http_build_query( $array ); } else

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      Customers Query
      Sometimes we have problems with our network and we are not able to work normally because of this making our customers to wait longer. Deadlines are very important to us and as much as possible we are hoping that it will not happen on that specific situation wherein we are the one who are blamed [...]

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      Operation must use an updateable query" error
      Reason: Your database is in a folder where there is no write/change permission.Resolution:If using Windows 2000 - IIS5- the {Server}\ASPNET User Account must have Read, Write, and Change Control of the Folder where database residesIf using Windows 2003 - IIS6- the NETWORK SERVICE User Account must have Read, Write, and Change Control of the Folder where database residesGiving EVERYONE account full

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      How To Find Out Last Month’s Top Commentators - Run This SQL Query
      You might have seen the post coming up on this blog again in last week after I come back from the hospital, everything went well and I am enjoying bed rest since last couple of days until all next week. Due to the blogging break for surgery, there were three pending actions for me here. [...]

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      A reader’s query: Is it worth going through three years of law school to become a prosecutor?
      In response to my survey of starting salaries for entry level positions at district attorney’s offices around Texas, one of my readers wrote in asking whether it was worth going through three years of law school to become a prosecutor. I’m posting my answer here so that others can add their thoughts and comments on [...]

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      The A-Z Alphabet Search Query May 2008
      Ever wonderd what website or page would be at the top of a search query list if you typed a single letter of the alphabet into a search engine? Probably not! But hey I wonderd for you, so here’s my results: Live Search (United States) A is for FunBrain.com - The Internet’s #1 Education Site for K-8 [...]

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      Improving Magento Speed & Performance With MySQL Query Cache
      Improving Magento performance is at the top of the list for most professional Magento developers. There’s no doubt that enhancing the speed at which Magento performs can only be good for business. (more…)

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      How to Generate Query Report ?Example
      First construct the logical database and generation of query report is as follows.The transaction codes used in Query reports are:1. SQ01 – For creating Query.2. SQ02 – For creating Infoset.3. SQ03 – For creating User.First u need to create the USER and generate the INFOSET, in turn can produce theQuery report.INFOSETAn SAP InfoSet (formerly known as a Functional Area) is crucial for ABAP qu

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      How to Generate Query Report ?Example
      First construct the logical database and generation of query report is as follows.The transaction codes used in Query reports are:1. SQ01 – For creating Query.2. SQ02 – For creating Infoset.3. SQ03 – For creating User.First u need to create the USER and generate the INFOSET, in turn can produce theQuery report.INFOSETAn SAP InfoSet (formerly known as a Functional Area) is crucial for ABAP qu

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      quick ms access update query by web99
      GetAFreelancer.com New Projects Hello I am looking for someone to update a url field in MS Access. This is a simple project in that I will give you a url field and you will add 3 parameters to it to include city state country and then update the url field for me in an Access DB... Budget 30 250 Jobs Windows - Bali based Web Design, Development and SEO Services

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      SQL SERVER - 2005 - Twelve Tips For Optimizing Sql Server 2005 Query Performance
      I recently came across very nice article about optimization tips for SQL Server 2005. Here is the list of those 12 tips. Twelve Tips For Optimizing Sql Server 2005 Query Performance 1. Turn on the execution plan, and statistics 2. Use Clustered Indexes 3. Use Indexed Views 4. Use Covering Indexes 5. Keep your clustered index small. 6. Avoid cursors 7. Archive old [...]

      Written by: Journey to SQL Authority with Pinal Dave


      YouTube Adds Query Suggestions for Search
      YouTube has announced the addition of query suggestions for search. In case you're not aware, query suggestions are search suggestions that pop up once you start typing a search. The announcement said that you have to opt in to the suggestions using the "advanced" link next to the search button. But I'm getting suggestions without doing the opt in. YouTube has also added a contact impo

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      How To: Easily construct your CAML queries with CAML Query Builder
      This post is a mere followup to my previous minor posts on the subject of SPQuery and SharePoint queries located here. Basically this post will provide step-by-step instructions to construct your CAML (Collaborative Application Markup Language) queries using the U2U CALM Query Builder which you can ... (More)

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      How to Query Random Records in Microsoft Access
      Today we have a quickie for SQL jockies working in MS Access land: how to select a result set of random records. Disclaimer The meaning of the word quickie in this article is two-fold. First, this is a small article — a quick tip. Second, this is not mean to be used for large or frequently-called queries. ORDER BY RAND() is very inefficient. The table I am working with contains only a few hundred records, and I need to generate the result set just once. How not to do it Thinking in MySQL terms, my first instinct was to use the following query to produce a small result set of random records. SELECT * FROM [MyTable]ORDER BY RAND() LIMIT nThis does not work in Microsoft Access — instead, you need to call the Rnd function.Querying Random Records in MS AccessThe following query

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      SQL SERVER - Query Analyzer Shortcuts - Part 2
      I enjoy reader’s articles to read as much as I enjoy expert’s articles. One of blog reader Praveen Barath always have good ideas to share. Here is Praveen Barath’s comment on my previous article Query Analyzer Shortcuts. MSSQL server 2005 is a database platform , Platform because from one window you can connect to any of [...]

      Written by: Journey to SQL Authority with Pinal Dave


      Visual LINQ Query Builder - VS 2008 Add-In
      Το LINQ, όπως έχω αναφέρει και στο παρελθόν, είναι μία από τις σημαντικότερες προσθήκες στο .NET Framework. Κάνει τη διαχείριση των δεδομένων πραγματικά εύκολη ειδικά για όσο&u

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      htmlSQL: Query HTML Elements Like SQL
      htmlSQL is a PHP class for querying HTML using a SQL-like query. It saves you from writing complex regular expressions to extract values. htmlSQL example: This query returns an array with all links that contain the attribute class="list". Isn’t it great? How to use? You [...]

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      Database explorer and query tool
      CrunchyFrog is a database explorer and query tool for GNOME. Currently PostgreSQL, MySQL, Oracle, SQLite3 databases and LDAP servers are supported for browsing and querying. More databases can be added using the plugin system. This application requires GTK+ version 2.12.x. Other dependencies include: For a (almost) complete list of dependencies see

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      What is sub-query? Explain properties of sub-query.
      Sub-queries are often referred to as sub-selects, as they allow a SELECT statement to be executedarbitrarily within the body of another SQL statement. A sub-query is executed by enclosing it in a set ofparentheses. Sub-queries are generally used to return a single row as an atomic value, though theymay be used to compare values against multiple rows with the IN keyword.A subquery is a SELECT statement that is nested within another T-SQL statement. A subquery SELECTstatement if executed independently of the T-SQL statement, in which it is nested, will return a resultset. Meaning a subquery SELECT statement can standalone and is not depended on the statement inwhich it is nested. A subquery SELECT statement can return any number of values, and can be foundin, the column list of a SELECT stat

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      SQL SERVER - Find Nth Highest Salary of Employee - Query to Retrieve the Nth Maximum value
      This question is quite a popular question and it is interesting that I have been receiving this question every other day. I have already answer this question here. “How to find Nth Highest Salary of Employee”. Please read my article here to find Nth Highest Salary of Employee table : SQL SERVER - Query to Retrieve [...]

      Written by: Journey to SQL Authority with Pinal Dave


      A Stadium Sized Google Search Query. Geek Football Hooliganism.
      Geek Football Hooliganism at its best! The “Juventus” search result “Forse Cercavi:Merda!” translates too “Do you Mean: Shit/Sucks!” They will be shouting Klingon war chants in the terraces next.via

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      SQL SERVER - 2005 - Introduction to sys.dm_exec_query_optimizer_info
      Many times when I am just bored I surf Book On Line for SQL Server 2005. Almost all the time I find something new which makes me believe that I have lot to learn and there are so many things I am not aware of. Today I found system catalog view sys.dm_exec_query_optimizer_info. I just enjoyed [...]

      Written by: Journey to SQL Authority with Pinal Dave


      Chelsea Clinton Startled by Monica Query
      Chelsea Clinton Startled by Monica QueryExcerpt:"Chelsea Clinton had a quick retort Tuesday when asked whether her mother's credibility had been hurt during the Monica Lewinsky scandal."Wow, you're the first person actually that's ever asked me that question in the, I don't know maybe, 70 college campuses I've now been to, and I do not think that is any of your business," Clinton said during a campaign visit for her mother, Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton."

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      The query could not be saved due to a problem in transport
      After creating a query in BEX, you try and save the query, it gives you the following popup message: "The query could not be saved due to a problem in transport". Steps to correct the problem: 1. Within Adminstrator Workbench click on the Transport Connection tab in the Navigation Window on the left hand side. 2. Select the Request BEx button on the toolbar. 3. Create a transport. 4. Try to change the query again.What Is SEM and BPSWhat Are Routines and TransferCustomer Exit Variable In BexDifferences Among Query, Workbook and ViewLO Cockpit Step By StepDelete unwanted Objects in QA systemSAP ConsoleBEX Query AuthorizationsStop a scheduled infopacketQuery View WorkbookThe query could not be saved due to a problem in t...ODS infosource not showing upCOPA Extraction StepsHow to

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      Query View Workbook
      You formatted a query view ( By changing Fonts/column width etc ) and saved as workbook in your favorites in the Browser. When you execute the workbook thru the browser you get the format that has been saved. However, you loose the format when you click the Refresh Button. How to set permanent settings so that formatting remains same as has been designed in the workbook? You can do this :- In Excel using BW, you have what I categorize as 2 different types of cells. You have "Excel" Cells and "BW" Cells. You can determine which you are in by selecting a cell and right mouse clicking. If you get the BW options (Drilldown, Swap, Insert.....) then you are in a BW Cell. If you get the standard (Cut, Copy, Paste) you are in the Excel Cells. If you are formatting an Excel Cell, Format using

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      BEX Query Authorizations
      We are have authorization issues with Querries. We have created a genericRole that has some Standard Query's for our Company attached to this Role.We give access to this role to our user community. The problem we arehaving is that the users can Execute the querries and what they are supposeto do is only Save the Workbook to there favorites. We are running acrossa problem because some of the users are saving the workbook as existingworkbook. So when they do this it wipes out the Query in that Role. Howcan I stop users from overlaying the MASTER Query. There has to be a waythat you can protect a query so that it cannot be changed. Because wehave generic querries that are being used throughout our company, I need tobe able to protect the query so that it can only be saved to u

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      Differences Among Query, Workbook and View
      Many people are confused by the differences among: Query, Workbook, and View. Here are my thoughts on the subject: A query definition is saved on the server. Never anywhere else. Although people say a workbook contains a query (or several queries); it does not. It contains a reference to a query. The workbook can be saved on the server; or anywhere else that you might save an Excel workbook. What happens if someone changes the query definition on the server? Answer: the next time you refresh the query in the Excel workbook, the new query definition replaces the old query definition in the workbook. Maybe. It depends on what change was made. For example, if someone added a Condition to the query definition, the workbook will be virtually invisible to this. The Condition is available; but

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      Search query with 14,020,000,000 results, can you be number one?
      There was discussion the other day between me and a friend of mine about what defines the saturated market online. I won’t go into details but my vision of saturation is simple; if you can’t get into top 10 on ALL search engines then the market is too saturated. When you read something like that the first question that comes to your mind is how to know if you can get into top 10 or not. On of the first factors most of us will consider is certainly the number of results for a given search query. Some other factors include results with AllInTitle attribute, number of links Yahoo shows for top 10 results etc. We all know what are the most saturated markets (pharmacy, poker, dating) but what about non profit keywords with a lot of results? What do I mean by that, well try typing in “a”

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      SQL SERVER - 2005 - Analysis Services Query Performance Top 10 Best Practices
      Analysis Services Query Performance Top 10 Best Practices Optimize cube and measure group design Define effective aggregations Use partitions Write efficient MDX Use the query engine cache efficiently Ensure flexible aggregations are available to answer queries. Tune memory usage Tune processor usage Scale up where possible Scale out when you can no longer scale up Technet

      Written by: Journey to SQL Authority with Pinal Dave


      MOSS 2007: Creating a custom AJAX UserControl that will query the SharePoint Search Query Object Model to perform searches
      Author: Tobias Zimmergren Url: If you've read my last two blogposts you already know how to configure ASP.NET 2.0 AJAX for your SharePoint Server and how do deploy a UserControl that uses AJAX functionality on you SharePoint Server. You can find my previous articles ... (More)

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      The No 1 UK Local Search Query is?
      I was reading Matt McGee's excellent post on local search queries when I was researching for my local search in the UK post. Whilst it isn't relevant for the UK (Craigslist exists in some UK localities but hasn't taken off), I was spurred to do some research to find the answers to similar questions in the UK, because it is of interest for our local SEO clients. Using Keyword Discovery, but restricted to the UK Database, I checked on 7 places in the UK of varying sizes to see what the top queries were using the city/town name. These are the results that I discovered correlated between the cities using the top 20 results. Football Club (I should have seen that one coming given the conversations in this office on a Monday morning) Airport University Hotels Jobs Other correlat

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      The importance of a properly used Microsoft Access query
      By: Ken WilsonMicrosoft Access is currently the most popular Windows program used for building and accessing databases. What has made Access so easy to use and reliable is its state of the art query interface. The structured query language, also known as sql is the language used to extract, organize and manipulate data from a database system.A special language is necessary to write a Microsoft Access query. Experts have labeled it as Ms Access sql. Actually, every user of Microsoft Access works with Ms Access sql, even if he or she does not realize it. That is because Access automatically converts every data-oriented request in Ms Access sql.A Microsoft Access query is a sql statement saved in the Access database. As a result, the program can use it at any time. One can use it either from the Access user interface, or by means of a specialized program. Either one can compose a Microsoft Access query by using query Design view, which is considerably easier, or one can build such a query

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      Query on RPL
      There have been lot of queries on RPL regarding the target for RPL. I had recommended RPL on this blog when it was around 120 levels with target of 180 in one year. It has surpassed my target in few months and hit high of 300 and came to 220 levels before I recommended to buy it again around 220 levels.Many of them accumulated RPL around 190 to 220 levels and I believe many of the blog readers are in profits in case of RPL as it was first recommened at 120 and then around 200 avg price. Those who are stuck at 270 and above levels need to wait patiently and it difficult to predict the target in short term as it depends on market conditions and news flow.There is one talk that RPL may start production in March 2008 and if this news comes out RPL can shoot up to cross 300 levels again in next 2 months. The major reason RPL is being suppressed is talk of merger with RIL and market corrections.I am sure RPL will still reach around 500 levels in one year and even if merger with RIL happens o

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      Updating database tables - SQL Query
      Updating records in the database table from an internal tabletable: personel.data: itab like personel.* Read records from the database table where name is space, into an internal tableselect * from personal into table itabwhere name = space.* Update name in the internal table to Unknownloop at itab.itab-name = 'Unknown'endloop.* Modify records in the database table. Only records with the same key

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      Updating database tables - SQL Query
      Updating records in the database table from an internal tabletable: personel.data: itab like personel.* Read records from the database table where name is space, into an internal tableselect * from personal into table itabwhere name = space.* Update name in the internal table to Unknownloop at itab.itab-name = 'Unknown'endloop.* Modify records in the database table. Only records with the same key values as then* internal table is modifiedMODIFY personel from table itab.Updating a single entry In this example the entry with the key value Customerno = 1 is changed.table customer.customer-customerno = 1.customer-customnavme = 'John'.UPDATE customer.if sy-subrc 0...... No entry with the customerno = 1, add error handlingendif.Updating multiple entriesExamlpe updating the field zchecked to 'X'UPDATE zcostcheck set zchecked = 'X'WHERE zcostcheck-zaar = zaar andzcostcheck-zmaaned = zmaaned andzcostcheck-zbukrs = zbukrs andzcostcheck-zsaknr = zsaknr2 andzcostcheck-zgsber = zgsber.

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      Bush screws up on query about Saudi Arabia at press conference
      Michelle Malkin has the details on president Bush's latest press conference, in which he even flubbed a question about the blame-the-victim tactics used against a victim of gang rape in Saudi Arabia. Presumably, he just cannot offend his friends, the Saudis. It should also be noted that as of now, they're even going the Colin Powell route by claiming that Iran stopped its nuclear research

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      Query Table with Excel as Data Source
      Query tables can be of great help if you need to extract particular data from a data sourceIt represents a worksheet table built from data returned from an external data source, such as an SQL server or a Microsoft Access database. The QueryTable object is a member of the QueryTables collectionHowever, it need to be SQL server or a Microsoft Access database always. You can use CSV file or our fellow Microsoft Excel spreadsheet as a data source for QueryTableHere is one such example, which extracts data from MS Excel sheetSub Excel_QueryTable()Dim oCn As ADODB.ConnectionDim oRS As ADODB.RecordsetDim ConnString As StringDim SQL As StringDim qt As QueryTableConnString = "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=c:SubFile.xls;Extended Properties=Excel 8.0;Persist Security Info=False"Set oCn = New ADODB.ConnectionoCn.ConnectionString = ConnStringoCn.OpenSQL = "Select * from [Sheet1$]"Set oRS = New ADODB.RecordsetoRS.Source = SQLoRS.ActiveConnection = oCnoRS.OpenSet qt = Worksheets(1)

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      ABAP Programs: Ordering query results
      REPORT ZSOURCE1108.* Work areaTABLES CUSTOMERS.* Reading table entries in a specified orderSELECT * FROM CUSTOMERS ORDER BY CITY NAME. WRITE: / CUSTOMERS-CITY, CUSTOMERS-NAME.ENDSELECT.~ end of post ~---------------------ABAPer, mail: abap.community@gmail.com http://abaplearner.blogspot.com

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      ABAP Programs: A simple query
      REPORT ZSOURCE1101.* Work area for a database tableTABLES CUSTOMERS.* Reading all entries of the database tableSELECT * FROM CUSTOMERS. WRITE: / CUSTOMERS-NAME.ENDSELECT.---------------------ABAPer, mail: abap.community@gmail.com http://abaplearner.blogspot.com

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      htmlSQL - Query your Page Elements like a Pro!
      While stumbling across the InterWeb, I came across this really neat page.  The page, by Jonas John, describes htmlSQL, a PHP class to query the web by an SQL like language.  I know, I know, this is PHP, not C#.  But the idea really interested me.  I have spent a lot of time focusing on WatiN, which does a similar thing.  It allows you to take control of objects on the page and fill in forms, click buttons, etc.  Getting an element in WatiN requires you to search the page using the Find methods.  One of the troubles I have had is making sure that your find returns one, and only one, page element.  Being able to query the page with htmlSQL would be a great way to verify that.  A class like this would make it very easy to leverage the page DOM on the fly.  Do you see any other uses for a class like this?  Are there other products like this?  What are your thoughts about htmlSQL?

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      Consulta (Query) Paginado
      Generalmente cuando se realiza una consulta a una base de datos se traen “todos” los registros, lo cual funciona con conjuntos de tamaño razonable, pero con mas de 3000 registros ya puede traer problemas de performance, o de memoria (Memory Fault). Lo mejor en estos caso es paginar, y lo bueno es que JDBC proporciona ciertas [...]

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      SQL SERVER - 2005 Query Editor - Microsoft SQL SERVER Management Studio
      This post may be very simple for most of the users of SQL Server 2005. Earlier this year, I have received one question many times - Where is Query Analyzer in SQL Server 2005? I wrote small post about it and pointed many users to that post - SQL SERVER - 2005 Query Analyzer - Microsoft SQL SERVER Management Studio. Recently I have been receiving similar question. Where is Query Editor in SQL Server 2005? SQL SERVER 2005 has combined Query Analyzer and Enterprise Manager into one Microsoft SQL SERVER Management Studio (MSSMS). I have been pointing my users to my previous post so far. One of my reader asked recently is it really true SSMS = QE + EM . I realize that my answer is not complete. SQL Server 2005 Query Editor has many other enhancements over previous versions. There are many standard features also brought over from previous tools. From MSDN I found following list which is quite complete and concise. Statement auto-completion. Parameter tipping for system stored procedures a

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      Hack 25. Find Files Faster by Mastering the Indexing Service's Query Language
      Got a hard disk filled with many files, and no easy way to find what you want quickly? Use the Indexing Service and its query language to get what you wantfast. Packrats like me (and my editor) have a hard time finding exactly what they want on their hard disks. I have thousands of files there, some dating back close to 10 years, which I dutifully copy to a new system every time I upgrade my hardware. After all, who knows when I might need to find the list of books I planned to take out of the library in 1996? XP's Search Companion is too slow and the kinds of searches it can perform are fairly limited. It can't find files based on properties such as when the file was last printed or the word count of a file, or using a sophisticated search language. The Indexing Service, first used with Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS), is a far more powerful tool. It can perform searches hundreds of times faster and includes an exceedingly sophisticated query language you c

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      Search Query of the Day
      I’ve gotten a fair amount of traffic from people who Googled for “walking naked” “naked Berlin” “walking naked in public” “naked Germany” or its variations, thanks to posts about naked tourists. I was also surprised that I ranked so high when Googling for “Why I’m Proud to be Malaysian.” Searches for Cebu Pacific is one of the main keywords that drives traffic to this blog. This one however, is a first: In case you can’t read that, the search query is for “vibrator Cebu Pacific.” I’m on the first page too! Awesome. (more… ---Related Articles at justwandering.org:Cebu Pacific’s 999 seat saleSingapore via Cebu Pacific?Holy packing sheet!Cebu Pacific Seat Sale999 is Cebu Pacific’s magic numberWhat *can* you bring onboard?Singapore via Cebu Pacific! - Updated!Flying with Cebu PacificIt’s sale season again!Cebu Pacific’s Puerto Princessa Sale

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      Find Files Faster by Mastering the Indexing Service's Query Language
      Got a hard disk filled with many files, and no easy way to find what you want quickly? Use the Indexing Service and its query language to get what you wantfast.Packrats like me (and my editor) have a hard time finding exactly what they want on their hard disks. I have thousands of files there, some dating back close to 10 years, which I dutifully copy to a new system every time I upgrade my hardware. After all, who knows when I might need to find the list of books I planned to take out of the library in 1996?XP's Search Companion is too slow and the kinds of searches it can perform are fairly limited. It can't find files based on properties such as when the file was last printed or the word count of a file, or using a sophisticated search language.The Indexing Service, first used with Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS), is a far more powerful tool. It can perform searches hundreds of times faster and includes an exceedingly sophisticated query language you can use for perf

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      my query finally answered
      Ever since I bought Clayton his first pack of vehicle flash cards, he has expanded his vocabulary in vehicles and taken an interest in construction and heavy equipment vehicles. I have never paid much attention to any construction site til becoming a mom to a talkative boy, who will shout out 'crane', 'loader' and 'bull dozer' whenever we pass by one. Sometimes it makes me think... where do these heavy equipment drivers learn how to steer those huge and heavy vehicles. It requires skill and precision to operate them.Ahhh.. here is the answer to my query. I came across a heavy equipment operator school who specializes in providing skilled training in heavy and construction vehicles including bulldozer, backhoe, excavator, loader, road roller, crane...etc. Associated Training Services (ATS) has been in the industry for the last 16 years providing hands on and practical training to help those who are searching for a career in heavy equipment operator industry. With various certific

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      Increase your ROI with Google Performance Placement Reports and Search Query Reports
      There’s nothing I like better than when Google AdWords decides to make our lives as search marketers just a bit easier. If you’re interested in working smarter and improving campaign results, be sure to check out two of the more recent reporting roll-outs – Google’s new Placement Performance Reports and Search Query Reports.

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      Free Calls-SMS: How to Write a CV - The #1 How-To Search Query
      Free Calls-SMS:How to Write a CV - The #1 How-To Search QueryJob seekers are looking at the web for advice on writing a good curriculum vitae or CV. HitWise says that "How to Write a CV" is the most popular "How To" search query in UK followed by "How to have Sex" and "How to Make Money." Contrast that with US where writing a resume in at #5 while the top question in the minds of web users is "How to tie a tie".The other How-To searches that are popular in either of the countries include "How to kiss", "How to lose weight" and "How to get pregnant." Pretty interesting.Source: Digital Inspiration: http://labnol.blogspot.com/2007/08/how-to-write-cv-1-how-to-search-query.html

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      XQuery from the Experts: A Guide to the W3C XML Query Language
      Author: Howard Katz, Don ChamberlinPaperback: 512 pagesPublisher: Addison-Wesley Professional; 1st edition (September 2003)Language: EnglishISBN: 0321180607XQuery answers the growing need for a functional XML search and transformation standard. Backed by the full weight of the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), XQuery is being extremely well received by the IT community worldwide. The first major XML language that takes advantage of the benefits of strong typing provided by XML Schema, XQuery has the versatility to manipulate both XML and non-XML data and provides a valuable connection between the world of XML and relational databases.In XQuery from the Experts, select members of the W3C's XML Query working group come together to discuss every facet of XQuery. From Jonathan Robie's introductory "XQuery: A Guided Tour" to Mary Mary Fernández, Jérôme Siméon, and Philip Wadler's "Introduction to the Formal Semantics," XQuery is revealed in a way that both novic

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      5 More Query String SEO Tips You Need To Read
      I have been asked to post some information regarding my resources for my query string post. The original post is located here - -tip-querystrings.html So the resources that I used when compiling my information were the following sites: Here are also a number of other issues to consider when constructing URLs (note that some of this is subjective and not necessarily related to SEO): Dirty URLs - Complex, hard-to-read URLs are often dubbed dirty URLs because they tend to be littered with punctuation and identifiers that are at best irrelevant to the ordinary user Dirty URLS are bad because: Dirty URLs are difficult to type Dirty URLs do not promote usability Dirty URLs are a security risk Dirty URLs impede abstraction and maintainability Dirty URLs are good because: They are portable

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      Simple MySQL Search Query
      If you use MySQL to keep a ton of records, it might be nice to be able to search for the particular entry you’re looking for via a simple form on your site. To set this up, we’ll make two scripts — one being the form itself, the other being script that executes the MySQL query. In this example I created a simple form to query a database to look a person’s last name from a database column in an ‘addressbook’ database. First, we need to create the form. This is just a simple html file with a single input field: <html> <body> <h4>Enter Last Name:</h4> <form action=http://v-nessa.net/feed/”query.php” method=”post”> Server: <input name=”lastName” type=”text” /> <input type=”submit” value=”Submit” /> </form> </body> </html> Here i named the form field ‘lastName’, which will be the variable passed on to the p

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      An Agent’s 3 Essential Steps to Writing a Successful Query Letter
      So you finished your nonfiction masterpiece! Your scoop is singular, your focus razor sharp, and your writing tight as the blood pressure cuff your doctor has recently taken an interest in regularly s…Read full story

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      How To Write A Kick-A** Query Letter
      So you’ve written the book of your dreams. Congratulations! Now all you have to do is find someone to publish it. So, how do you go about finding an agent or a publishing house to take on your work? Writing a killer query letter is your first step. Read on for the formula to construct a letter that will wow agents and editors!Read full story

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      var scope of query in cfc
      I made a silly code error.  I admit it.  In my CFC I had queries without var scoping them.  The result was some rather crazy errors for one client.  To my credit I had properly scoped and locked my loading of the cfc and its init vars, etc.  Why didn't I?  Not sure why but it just didn't occur to me that I needed to.  Makes sense now of course.  A handy guide to scoping in CFC was made by Ray Camden for those that need more general info. [More]

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      Query on PayPerPost to Acquire XYZ
      PayPerPost, the global Internet "advertising on blogs" company, for approximately $.. billion (not known) in up-front cash (not clear yet), plus potential performance-based consideration has acquired the famous company XYZ. The acquisition will strengthen PayPerPost's global marketplace and payments platform, while opening several new lines of business and creating significant new monetization opportunities for the company. The deal also represents a major opportunity for XYZ and PayPerPost to drive traffic, advance its leadership in Internet advertising market and offer posties worldwide new ways to make money in a global online era. XYZ and PayPerPost will create an unparalleled ecommerce and advertising platform for advertisers and blogger around the world."An acquisition is a sheep and two wolves deciding on what to have for lunch.Success is a well armed sheep contesting the results of the decision."Patrizia BroghammerThink and you'll have the problem of disposal of ideas... http

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      GoogleUpon - search without query
      Appears that Google lost the bidding war for Stumble - it’s going to eBay  instead. In the spirit of competition *retaliation* Google has quickly released a button for their Googlebar to perform basic SU functions. Surprisingly this isn’t available for the Linux platform, but no worry here’s a breakdown of adding the GoogleUpon function to your bookmark toolbar. First, create a bookmark for your toolbar with http://www.google.com/searchhistory/item…{locale} as your location. Second, Third, PROFIT! Share This

      Written by: macewan | Blognitive Kudzu


      Wedding Query
      CREATE PROCEDURE MyMarriage @ BrideGroom Char(NotBad), @ Bride Char(Good) AS BEGIN SELECT Bride FROM india_ Brides WHERE FatherInLaw = 'Millionaire' AND CarCount > 2 AND HouseStatus ='TwoStoreyed' AND BrideEduStatus='PG orAbove' AND HavingBrothers='NO' AND HavingSisters ='No' AND AllowRelocate ='YES' SELECT Gold ,Cash,Car,BankBalance FROM FatherInLaw UPDATE MyBankAccout SET MyBal = MyBal + FatherinLawBal UPDATE MyLocker SET MyLockerContents [...]

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      VEDIC MATHS:- QUERY SOLVING
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      What caused an error in mysql query?
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      Written by: Zainal - Programming & Web Development


      Linuxcommander's Query
      Linuxcommander's Query ist ein weiteres Online Tool für das wir uns entschieden haben. Das Tool beinhaltet Resolve/Reserve Lookup, Whois IP, Get DNS Records, Ping Host, Port Check, Tracerout to host. Also viel Spaß beim nachschauen !!! @@linuxcommander team@@

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      A query to all reductionists… what honestly makes you think you can define limitless reality?
      It's not the first time this has happened, and it certainly won't be the last. My thoughts had just turned toward someone whom I had met briefly over the weekend, who had none-the-less made quite an impression on me, but, unfortunately, just happened to be moving back ...

      Written by: Eye of Modok


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