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I need to control the data type when reading XML data in SAS. The XML data are written and accessed using the XML libname engine in SAS.
SAS seems to guess the data type based on the contents of a column: If I write "20081002" to my XML data in a character...
Started by Martin Bøgelund on
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by 3 people.
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DATA_TYPE_TEST The CONTENTS Procedure Data Set Name MY.DATA_TYPE_TEST Observations Member Type DATA Observations 0 Protection Compressed NO Data Set Type Sorted NO Label Data Representation Default Encoding....
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I hope I am describing my issue enough.. here goes:
I have a YUI data table, get a server side set of records via JSON, and then populates the data.
Users can click on the headers to sort the data in three of the 6 columns, (which are using a custom sort...
Started by bkorte on
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by 4 people.
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IF....
Method that was NOT displayed in the datatable.
At any time you can go and look at it, and it will be sorted as shown on the screen, but it will have all the data, whether shown or not.
The data is actually stored in the RecordSet.
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I have a large database and want to implement a feature which would allow a user to do a bulk update of information. The user downloads an excel file, makes the changes and the system accepts the excel file.
The user uses a web interface (ASP.NET) to ...
Started by vanslly on
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by 4 people.
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Validate data in the scratch table via a single stored procedure (executing a series of queries your application makes, and avoids holding ....
I've seen used in the past is:
Bulk-load the user's data into a 'scratch' table in the database.
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Ask your Facebook Friends
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I'm looking for a data structure similar to a dictionary that returns the set of all related items to a key.
For example, I would use it like this:
var data = new FancyDataStructure(); data.Add(new string[] {"Elizabeth", "Liz", "Betty"}); data.Add(new...
Started by Brian Vallelunga on
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by 13 people.
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Dictionary<string....
Based on your requirements is a Dictionary.
HashSet<> is close to what you want.
Var data = new List< quite give you set semantics.
"); dic.Add("Betty", alternatives);
Something like this seems simple enough.
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I am using a web service to query data from a table. Then I have to send it to a user who wants it as a DataTable. Can I serialize the data? Or should I send it as A DataSet. I am new to Web Services, so I am not sure the best way to do it.
Started by Loganj99 on
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by 7 people.
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You can send the data as a xml string from a dataset by DataSet.GetXml()
And than.
Don't make for good data-types on web services if you want the service to be portable to other to do this.
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OK, so I'm trying to store two pieces of data in a bunch of anonymous divs that are being appended to a parent div:
var $timepicker = $('<div class="timepicker"></div>'); var startTime = new Date(0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0); var endTime = new Date...
Started by Daniel on
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by 3 people.
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Timepicker).data('time', time));
For those curious, it turns out it wasn't working because JS)) { $timepicker.append($('<div></div>').data('time', new Date(0, 0, 0, time.getHours.
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So I am working on a webservice to access our weather forecast data (10000 locations, 40 parameters each, hourly values for the next 14 days = about 130 million values).
So I read all about RESTful services and its ideology.
So I understand that an URL...
Started by christian studer on
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by 6 people.
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To providing query forms for people looking for your data - that might help you narrow down the scenarios on a webservice to access our weather forecast data (10000 locations, 40 parameters each, hourly values?
That depends on the details....
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We have to lookup some data based on three input data fields. The lookup has to be fast. There are only about 20 possible lookup combinations. We've implemented this using a static HashMap instance where we create a key by concatinating the three data...
Started by Marcus on
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by 8 people.
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As it is not trivial to code this, and I am .
To constant data, you could use Minimal Perfect Hashing .
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I'm wondering if this is the best way to tackle this issue. I am merging a Facebook users friends data, (from facebook - returns a multi array) with the votes from the users in that list that voted (from MySQL).
This is how I accomplished this. I'm a ...
Started by Brandon G on
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by 7 people.
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Include the data from the first // Facebook query, but include only those who voted and append their votes // to the data while($v = $result....
Userid IN ({$idstring})" ); $result = array(); // Create a new result set (multi array).
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I have a bunch of regression test data. Each test is just a list of messages (associative arrays), mapping message field names to values. There's a lot of repetition within this data.
For example
test1 = [ { sender => 'client', msg => '123', arg...
Started by Eric on
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by 4 people.
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Treat your test set as a database table, apply the normalization rules and create equivalent if it can be eliminated; if it ....
You have a relation (your test data set redundancies.
This looks very similar to Database Normalization.
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