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Is there something like lint (syntax checker and validator) for SQL?
There is a project : SQLLint - Detecting Semantic Errors in SQL Queries, but I'm not sure how good it is.
I personally love HeidiSQL editor. It is lightweight and free
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Where is a PL/SQL implementation of the Hungarian/Kuhn-Munkres Algorithm? There don't appear to be any online that I can find.
I couldn't find one...so I made one. Now I want to share it with anyone else who needs it. It has been tested and validated, and any additional comments are welcome.
https://github.com/manas1213/hungarian_algorithm
This is based on the comprehensive algorithm outlined at http://csclab.murraystate.edu/bob.pilgrim/445/munkres.html.
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I am doing an experiment to query RDF data on top of existing Relational DBMS's. So, Does anyone know a tool to translate SPARQL queries to SQL?
Thanks all.
Look for tools providing W3C standard R2RML e.g. D2RQ.
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Just a tutorial to cover the basics of state machines and design patterns.
From this Google list, there's a nice one on Widipedia.
The Portlands Pattern Repository's Wiki has a few hints and pointers: StatePattern.
Try http://www.state-machine.com.
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I've intrigued by Plausible Labs PLActorKit:
http://code.google.com/p/plactorkit/
But the documentation just has single single Echo example. Before diving into it further I'm curious if there are any open source projects using PLActorKit I can take a look at.
A quick search on GitHub revealed TumblKitNG, which seems to make use of PLActorKit.
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Question says it all. I tried browsing through the latest tag but could not find the implementations for said functions.
Math.cs and String.cs. I agree it's a bit tricky, though Moon is definitely the wrong place.