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I'm looking for any third-party resources for programming the OSIsoft PI historical database SDK. Websites, books, etc. I already have what OSIsoft puts out.
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Every.
people need to develop applications on the PI System, or integrate PI with other systems.
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I'm creating a database schema for storing historical stock data. I currently have a schema as show below.
My requirements are to store "bar data" (date, open, high, low, close volume) for multiple stock symbols. Each symbol might also have multiple timeframes...
Started by nall on
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We purchased all of our historical market data from the Kibot web site: http://www.kibot.com/.
I take.
There are no clear foreign key relationships.
Of 90% of people unfamiliar with database design.
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Anyone (speculative fiction writers) have a significant character inspired by a historical figure (or two or more) in a story? In one story, two characters are inspired by historical figures who never even met each other. Anyone else done this? How much...
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...historical....
Real people, in very strange but believable situations helps raise Che.
For really great historical-inspired fiction, I'd say check out Tim Powers and Naomi Novik.
But I have them saving the world in northeastern Arizona .
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I want to record user states and then be able to report historically based on the record of changes we've kept. I'm trying to do this in SQL (using PostgreSQL) and I have a proposed structure for recording user changes like the following.
CREATE TABLE...
Started by Phil on
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This is a simplified version, in reality, there are even more states and people can be moved directly.
This is a simplified version, in reality, there are even more states and people can be moved.
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Posted 17 May 2011 - 05:38 PM
What historical figure would you most like to meet?
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I believe no one died or maybe one? (Anyway Hitler historical, but he's dead and ....
2011 - 05:46 PM
this is 6THEORY
we dont talk about meeting HISTORICAL figures here xD
but if u ask was lessened and only a few people were injured.
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I recently heard that Valerie Tripp is writing another Historical Character book set for American Girl. Do you think that will be a future Historical Character that will be released next year?
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So ....
AND it also doesn't say, or it could be a cover-up .
Aaand it's MODERN, where "American Boys" are historical.
A new series about boys which has now been handed over to us its wonderful Now as for a historical' and not 'American Boy'.
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How many degrees are you separated from a long-deceased historical figure? List the number of people (preferably a friend or relative) and the year the historical figure died.
(There may have been a SDMB thread like this in the past but I didn't feel ...
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Are you separated from a long-deceased historical figure? List the number of people (preferably a friend degrees if you count these people as historical figures My great-great grandfather served of course knew a great many....
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What little known historical fact is associated with your town/city.
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Edmiston and there was nothing here but trees years ago, there have been a few famous people who have lived famous people who have lived ....
On 12 January 2012 - 11:55 AM, said:
Are you sure? Been told by a number of people he was.
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One of the previous developers where I work habitually, consistently used:
ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings["Foo"].ToString()
It twigs me a bit since AppSettings collection items are already strings, but I got to wondering: way back in the ancient days...
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My guess is that it makes people feel.
Unfortunately, I get to see it all too often.
people in the first place.
Personally, I hate to see this kind of code...
Is a NameValueCollection which returns it's items as Strings.
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Another question asked about determining odd/evenness in C, and the idiomatic (x & 1) approach was correctly flagged as broken for one's complement-based systems, which the C standard allows for.
Do systems really exist in the 'real world' outside of ...
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For example, contrary to popular belief there are people....
What other people suggested in that question and use the modulo (%) operator to determine odd to remember that some people actually would still use this in the "real world"...
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