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Iam trying to fetch data from the SQL database using AngularJS alone. Can we do it give me an idea??
Create web services using java / .net to fetch the required data for you and call those web services from your javascript ajax calls!!
Or if not big DB with a max size of 5 MB you can use Local DB - SQL Express. It comes in with HTML 5.
You can do it by creating a sandboxed mock database --
check out http://kripken.github.io/sql.js/GUI/
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my current app is using ASP.Net Core and using SQL Server as DBMS.
is it possible to migrate data into dBASE based application like Visual-FoxPro 9.0?
if yes then how i can do that?
Yes you could use VFP and if "you really wanted to", you could migrate data to a VFP database.
However, it is better to keep the data in MS SQL Server database and use it from VFP. It is really simple to connect to MS SQL server database and do CRUD operations there from within VFP. Basically there are 3 methods you could choose from:
Remote Views (RV)
SQL Pass Through cursors (SPT)
CursorAdapter class
CursorAdapter is the latest historically and most advanced option. You could visit my blog for a starter (https://cetinbasoz.blogspot.com/)
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Is it possible to make the database on SQL for our Angular 2 app ?
Angular is a front end framework. It typically interacts with a backend web service to fetch and put data. As such, the backend web service can use any storage medium it desires, and the Angular app won't care.
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I'd like to know what's the best solution to manage a database into a Universal Windows App. I was used to use SQL Server Compact CE, but of course it's not compatible with UWP. Is there a Microsoft way to do that, which integrates well with Entity ?
Database for Universal Windows Apps is provided through SQLite. See this example http://blogs.u2u.be/diederik/post/2015/09/08/Using-SQLite-on-the-Universal-Windows-Platform.aspx
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I have an SQL database, and I need to develop a front-end application so that users can view the tables in this database and suggest new entries. This application should be online and offline. Should I develop my application using ACCESS or ASP.NET? And where can I find tutorials to help me start?
You need to have a view for displaying your application
ASP.NET would be more appropriate for that.
You could use PHP or some of the related MVC frameworks of it.
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This is loosely related to Highcharts, but they have a great documentation at http://api.highcharts.com/highcharts and I'd like to know how it is made.
Its actually not generated from source; instead we have database model where we can express inheritance/overrides/deprecation/version/return types/... and other meta-data for each property. The database is currently a mongodb instance but could really be any type of database.
On top of the database there is a rest api that the webpage is using to query for more options (when you click "expand" on a node). The server is implemented as a java webapp using the spring-framework and the webpage is implemented using jquery+jquery-ui.