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Fishery Improvement - Rye Dyke gets a Helping Hand
Started by FishingMagic on
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Grey hat Seo help in ranking improvement. Can or not?
Started by mack1 on
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G'day,
We have built a 64bit build of Apache 2.2.14 and deployed it across various Sun servers running Sol10. Server types used for testing are Sun T2000's (32GB memory), 5120's (8GB) and 5240's (16GB).
For each of these we have noticed that there was...
Started by Rob Wells on
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Do you use 64bit optimized algorithms? Is your SSL library optimized for 64bit and the ssl library compiled towards that architecture? Just compiling 32bit code in 64bit won't give much bang because most 32bit code does not even use optimizable features... .
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We have a query that runs off a fairly large table that unfortunately needs to use LIKE '%ABC%' on a couple varchar fields so the user can search on partial names, etc. SQL Server 2005
Would adding an index on these varchar fields help any in terms of...
Started by schooner on
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Like '%ABC%' will always perform a full table.
Otherwise, no, an index will not help.
Of SQL Server.
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Here are the givens:
you are going to want to scream about this question this is an Oracle shop and will continue to be all current environments are MSSQL 2000 Standard Edition the answer(s) will help make a business case for upgrading choice will be ...
Started by gpzucker on
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I think the question.
You can spin it as is an improvement over row freaking time!
(technically an improvement on the SSMS, not a new feature).
Feature, not an improvement of a SQL 2005 feature.
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Posted 23 December 2009 - 08:19 AM
I saw there was a "Home Improvement" thread for the show, but I didnt see one for actual home improvement. I was hoping this could be the start to one.
Started by Reel E. Weird on
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Posted 23 December 2009 - 11:24 AM
So, you started a Home Improvement thread...but didn't contribute anything related to "real" home ....
Posted 23 December 2009 - 10:12 AM
well being S.A.
This one is the impostor.
Home Improvement thread.
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I am in the process of stripping down some code I've written for a Time Frame selector function that filters search results based on a selected Time Frame (Last Month, Last Quarter & Last Year) by hiding all irrelevant results based on when they were ...
Started by JoshG on
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OK, here is my best....
It doesn't know what quarter is though so you might have to tweak it, there's an API if I'm not mistaken .
It is really flexible and understand last/next concept.
Try datejs , library that parses date strings and return actual dates .
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Could someone point me to an article, or write some tips right here about some c++ programming habits that are generally valid (no real drawbacks) and improves performance? I do not mean programming patterns and algorithm complexity - I need small things...
Started by genesys on
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The best way to improve these skills is reading books and articles, but I can help you with some tips:
1.
I would suggest.
A good profiling tool will help catch wasteful operations.
To profile your code.
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I've been working on this all day and I'm stuck here... I'm making a slide-down login-form that is submitted with the jquery ajax.form plugin. The effects work, the submission works. But when you put them together they don't work...
This is for expression...
Started by Kevin Brown on
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Thanks for your help, James!.
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Each release it seems that our customers find a few old issues with our software. It makes it look like every release has multiple bugs, when in reality our new code is generally solid.
We have tried to implement some additional testing where we have ...
Started by JoshBaltzell on
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It will help you to run the test cases at off time like.
With the tester to automate the regression test cases.
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