I am not sure this would be the best place to ask this so I apologize if I am in the wrong place.
So I started to make a temp page for my portfolio to inform people that a new redesign is taking place. I made a really nice temp page and had everything finalize except a little bit of content.
I saved the fiddle, named the fiddle, and even ended up on number 9 or 10 revision for the fiddle. I had this fiddle saved and ready to go but for some reason when I got home it was no where in my dashboard. I even checked public fiddles to see if it was in there but, sadly, it was not.
I then started to dig through any search engine I knew to try and find it and that was of little help. :/
So far I have not heard anything back from support#jsfiddle.net and decided I would try and find an answer on here.
Any help would be GREATLY appreciated and really would rather not have to start over again. :/
Has anyone ran into this problem before, is there a way to search through peoples fiddles, or any search functionality at all?
As #zach-saucier pointed out, the best solution is to access your browser history. I just thought I lost a very important Fiddle, because it didn't show up under Profile -> "All your fiddles".
But in my browser history (CTRL + H on most browsers), I found the URL to my fiddle. It was still there, and it says I'm the author, but it just doesn't show in my profile.
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I may need some assistance for my installation of FTS on my computer.
I have the requirement of practicing some stuff concerning FTS.
And at the beginning, I used SELECT SERVERPROPERTY('IsFullTextInstalled'); to check if FTS was installed on my desktop and the result was 0.
Then I started to find the solution by asking Professor Goo (Google), yet I still haven't found a solution that can resolve my problem after seeing some articles for approximately one hour.
And the followings are some information
Any suggestion, please.
I've found the answer and I'll answer to myself though it may be kind of idiotic for asking this. Well, what I had in my hand is 'ENU\x64\SQLEXPRWT_x64_ENU.exe' and, a person should download Express with Advanced Services(ENU\x64\SQLEXPRADV_x64_ENU.exe) and thne add the feature, like FTS, to the existing instance or the new one. In the end, the person can start to explore the functions provided by FTS.
So I'm working on a database application in JDeveloper, and one of the requirements is that the user doesn't need to manually enter a unique PK when creating a new object through a web form.
I've done my online searches for about two hours now, and I know that many people have solved this problem in the past. But I'm having a hard following their solutions.
I've only started using JDeveloper, ADF/JSF/Facelets, and SQL less than a week ago, so I'd really appreciate step-by-step instructions.
Check out my groovy sample at http://tompeez.wordpress.com/2011/09/02/using-groovy-expression-to-set-a-primary-key-with-a-sequence-number/
Which shows you how to use a groovy expression to do your use case.
Thanks for your help Timo. I actually didn't realize that you needed to create a sequence, so I wasn't able to work very far through your example.
I did eventually figure my problem out here: http://sathyam-soa.blogspot.com/2012/07/adf-db-sequence-using-db-trigger.html
It spells out each step, with pictures, in creating a sequence, setting up auto-increment, and putting auto-increment functionality into a page.
I'm trying to design a database for an application where users can submit and take tests.
Here is what I got so far:
http://i.stack.imgur.com/pgf7m.png
I'm particularly unsure about the relation between Test_Testee and QuestionAnswer_TesteeAnswer. I need a way to connect the answers & the questions & the tests, but I'm afraid the solution I came up with is a bit naive.
If you can see anything wrong with my design, or if you would do something different please say so, I'm just looking for some general feedback.
Thanks!
It feels a little off.
The testee should take the test (one or more times) - possibly as shown in test_testee.
for each taking of the test, the testee should have 0 or 1 answers to each question:
this is a link between test_testee and question that includes the given answer... one table.
Ok so this is my first question on this site so please bear with me.
My problem is that our company is currently changing from access to an SQL database back end and I was given the job to design a front-end for non programmer users to just pull pre-defined queries or build a query of their own by just selecting the fields they want (dynamic query).
What I want to know is what would be the simplest way to go about doing this due to the fact that I have a some programming background but I wouldn't say I'm an advanced programmer.
I've done some searching over the last couple days and came across things such as Ruby on Rails and phpMyAdmin however before I take on the task of learning how to program with these tools I want to know for sure if I am going in the right direction before wasting my time on a pointless endeavor.
I've seen similar questions even on this site however none truly gave the answer I was looking for; any help will be much appreciated.
Also would it be easier to make this web-based?
Is is possible to call a custom VB function, saved in the same Access Db, from a query written in that db, and if so, how?
Yes, you can call a macro or function from an Access query. Make your function public. Then call it inside your SQL like so:
CustomFunction([field])
Ok, here's the deal, Paul W.
I was trying to get this done before I asked the question and, upon reflection (not the .NET kind!) I think my question could have used a bit more elaboration.
When you answered (and I think your answer could have used a bit more elaboration too) it didn't seem different from what I'd tried, so I looked at my code again. I found a stupid bug that was preventing me from getting the result I was looking for. I've fixed it and everything's fine now.
So, in the end, I didn't ask the question that was really bothering me, and therefore you didn't give me the solution I was looking for. However, you did cause me to find the solution so I'd like to give you your props. However, I apparently don't have enough reputation (yet) to accept your answer or comment on it, so this reply will have to do. (I keep clicking on the checkmark but nothing happens.)