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I find the need to send SQL statements by email often and I was wondering if anyone had a tool that would color code the Oracle Reserved Words, Keywords, and Namespaces so that when the code is copied from the tool into say Lotus notes it would appear in the email as it does in the tool.
try this
Instant SQL Formatter
you must select the option
Output -> SQL (HTML:font)
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SQLinForm - No download necessary. It uses a Java applet. Feature rich. That’s the one I like.
An alternative is to use Pastebin , encrypt it and send the pastebin link.
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I am currently trying to parse the semantic structure of a PDF file. I believe the metadata added to make PDFs accessible is the correct way to go about it, but I can't find a library that will handle it cleanly.
I've tried PDFLib TET on iOS but I can't get it to open certain test documents and the error it returns is too obscure to be Googleable.
Are there any other libraries that do the same?
I'd have a look at the pCOS-Library (also from http://pdflib.com). For use in PHP there would be an alternative you could have a look at http://www.setasign.com/. They might have a tool for that purpose.
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I am looking for a GUI tool on Mac which allows users to browse contents of a relatively simple SQL database (only 2-3 tables) and which allows them to print selected records in a specific layout on labels.
This database ran previously on MsAccess and we would like to have it as SQL. However, non IT-professionals should easily be able to print those labels.
If anybody knows a tool for this (except filemaker), please let me know.
Thanks a lot,
Philipp
I would suggest OpenOffice for a "mailmerge" like label printing.
If You need a more robust "report" oriented solution You can take a look at jasper reports and ireport both have release for OSx.
http://community.jaspersoft.com/
http://community.jaspersoft.com/project/ireport-designer
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We are currently building a SQL project that will be searching through a list of baby names. The current search function on our blog (http://www.BabyNamesLog.com) is a simple Wordpress search function and would like to have something more advanced going fwd.
What I would like to do is to return results on a query that would search similar baby names for boys and girls.
For example, if you search for "Nick" you would get results like "Nicolas".
Do you happen to know any databases (preferably public) for this type of task to populate a relationship between nicknames and names?
Thanks in advance guys!
Which database server are you using?
Some have an implementation of the soundex algorithm that you might be able to leverage. Consult http://databases.about.com/od/development/l/aasoundex.htm
An alternate algorithm is at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Match_Rating_Approach
If you absolutely had to, you could add encodings from these algorithms to your database and use them for queries.
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The problem is quite simple, i have a pretty messy ocaml code, with wrong indentation, break line ecc.
is there any tool to format a ocaml code properly?
thanks!
You can use ocp-indent either in you editor or as an external tool to indent your code. It should work on windows.
You could use Emacs with TypeRex extension.
I don't use Emacs everyday, but use it to indent my code, it's a very good tool !
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I remember seeing online a (sql?) query designer tool that looked like the "point and click GUI" that you get in MSFT access (and other similar apps).
It allowed the user to do simple joins and where clauses and select clauses simply by toggling checkboxes, dragging table icons into view and connecting joins by drawing lines.
This link: Google Image Search Examples has examples.
The output was the SQL in plain text.
If anyone knows of a web-based GUI that works like this, that can be plugged into a web CMS, please link and discuss here.
Maybe WWW SQL Designer will suit you. See online demonstration.