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I am setting up a back end API in a script of mine that contacts one of my sites by sending XML to my web server in the form of POST data. This script will be used by many and I want to limit the bandwidth waste for people that accidentally turn the feature...
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So as you might guess you can't receive envelope-www-form-urlencoded" but if you... .
There is often no way it there's some data (if request is initiated by post method).
Generally speaking, the entire request will be sent, including post data.
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At what point does a ASP.Net Object Data Source bind data, from the specified data source, in the page life cycle?
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And regarding the DataBound event:
This event marks the end of data-binding....
By data-bound controls before the PreRender event of the containing control (or of the Page object) and marks the beginning of binding the control to the data.
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I've heard both of these terms used frequently. What is the difference between a Data center vs. a Data warehouse? Are these terms interchangeable?
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A data warehouse is a type of database, or a manner of using a database, to collect large amounts of ....
A data center is a physical facility where (usually) multiple companies' computers are located, power, fire prevention, security, etc.
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I thought that a post sent all the information in HTTP headers when you used post (I'm not well informed on this subject obviously), so I'm confused why you have to urlencode() the data to a key=value&key2=value2 format. How does that formatting come ...
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Urlencode converts your args of how the POST data is encoded or else how would it know how to decode it?
The standard way.
Data must be in the standard application/x-www-form-urlencoded format.
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Assume I have a application that stores data,gets data and processes data and stores them in a database (which can be any).Say I want to expose my data as Web Services so that other systems can get the data they need for processing.
Q1.Is there any standards...
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Don't "expose my data as Web Services", but rather provide services, which may happen to involve some of ....
SOA provides services.
SOA doesn't "expose data".
Service the way you've discussed, then I would argue that you are not doing SOA .
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When an excel data source is used in SSIS, the data types of each individual column are derived from the data in the columns. Is it possible to override this behaviour?
Ideally we would like every column delivered from the excel source to be string data...
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You can change contains a number in the....
If null give me an empty string, but if there is data then give me the data as a string) Your data source is not tied directly to the rest of the process (i.e.
That control the change (i.e.
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Hi All,
Can one anyone provide any information on whether can we store normal text data(varchar) in mysql or sqlite Blob data type
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Why would you want to use this rather or VARCHAR!
in mysql you can insert text... .
However no idea what type of data was stored inside its binary field.
This would include both ascii and unicode text.
You can store any binary data in a blob.
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Hi, I have an excel sheet with 10 columns with headers. For a column I can have the data as "FF5" or else 620.The sheet name is IODE I am trying to import this data from SSIS Import data wizard into the database of table IODE. On selecting source and ...
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This procedure works very well for the data insertion.
When the data is exported to the SQL Table.
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The data I need to parse looks like:
[fild1, filed2, .... filedn] , [filed1, filed2, .... filedn]
I call it a special form of CSV data because there are two kinds of comma:
those commas outside the [] pair are served as the separator between different...
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Just be sure to only use this method if your data's whitespaces are consistent....
How about: my @parts = split(/\]/, $data); , and then you can iterate over @parts , remove(/\] , /, $data); and that will save you some more cleanup later.
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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...
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Also, you might want 42
You could create a MAP like this:
<!-- --> <TABLE name="DATA_TYPE_TEST"> <TABLE-PATH syntax="XPath">/TABLE/DATA_TYPE....
Libname my_xml_out XML XMLMETA=SCHEMADATA;
To include the data schema.
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