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What is preferable, keeping a dataset in session or filling the dataset on each postback?
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Keeping the datasets....
It is usually best not to keep too many items in session on the server.
That would depend on many factors.
Have option to repopulate if you need to, for example if the session memory is wiped .
Keep in session.
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How would I go about keeping the state of a tree control? I'd like to keep the state of the tree when it's data provider gets updated, instead of it collapsing.
Started by Ronn Lixx on
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The easy method to keep you tree nodes expanded.
Hope that made sense.
If the UIDs match.
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I have had on-and-off contact with FreeBSD for 15 years, but I haven't maintained a FreeBSD system since 4.x. Now I need to install and maintain a couple of 7.x systems; first for development, then an Internet-facing server.
Looking through the FreeBSD...
Started by Twylite on
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by 5 people.
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Management portsnap for ports tree portmaster/portupgrade port upgrading I use portsnap to keep my ports.
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Hi,
Due to disk space considerations I'd like to only ever keep one version of any snapshot in my repository. Rather than keeping multiple versions with timestamp suffixes
e.g. ecommerce-2.3-20090806.145007-1.ear
How can I set this up? Is this a build...
Started by Pablojim on
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Having the timestamped snapshots makes it much.
Snapshots and configure that to keep disk space down.
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Hi, I'm shortly going to be setting up our eCommerce site on 3 web servers, all running Windows Server 2003 We also use a hardware load balancer.
What is the best way of keeping all 3 in sync?
Ie: our 3 servers are:
Web1 Web2 Web3
How can i make web2 ...
Started by alex on
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by 6 people.
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One of the ways would like to keep individual copies of your content on each of your web servers, is SyncToy.
You could use DFS (Distributed Files System) to keep the directories in sync.
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In the past, I suffered through a course on COBOL in order to get a grade. Some people have suggested that, although nasty, this language still has a lot of relevance in the job market. My question:
Is it even worth keeping up on COBOL? If so, are there...
Started by Jweede on
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Much to keep up to, the standard hasn't changed in years (OK, granted the vendors of COBOL compilers is the compiler you should use to keep your skills sharp..
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As a freelance developer, I like to keep all my development in my own SVN server both for continuous integration as well as book-keeping as to what changes were made and when.
I am now working with a client who also uses SVN internally and would obviously...
Started by James Maroney on
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If you are concerned about keeping a copy of the code (assuming easily make the same commit to another repository....
What do you mean by "book-keeping"?
Perhaps it boils down to who owns the code - if it is them and thus avoid conflicts, etc.
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Is it possible to downsize an image in html while keeping proportions?
I know I can use height and width attribute of img tag, but I don't know the image size.
Please don't tell me to find out the image size on the server, or that the right way to do ...
Started by flybywire on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Remember also that you can give a percentage....
But quick and dirty is very dirty.
Just use height or width.
Quick and dirty: just set one of the attributes in img tag:
<img src="my.jpg" width="200" /> or <img src="my.jpg" height="200" />
Yes .
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With SVN, I have the following setup:
/tags/ /trunk/ /branches/ /branches/my_feature /branches/my_other_feature
I want to keep all the branches in sync with mainline trunk, so I periodically run an svn merge for the branch for trunk.
However, I also want...
Started by Chad Johnson on
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About keeping my_feature and my_other_feature in sync, its.
It would help you keep both branches in sync with trunk by doing a rebase in the master (trunk) branch to my_feature.
Better than using SVN.
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I'd like to start keeping track of which binaries users run on our Linux cluster. I'd like log the results on each node, and then aggregate them to find the total. I'd like to eventually to get to the point where I can run a report at the end of the month...
Started by Kamil Kisiel on
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I don't know for sure but I would guess that looking at the... .
The systems I managed were running Solaris but it shouldn't be any different for Linux .
We used system processing accounting.
Years ago I administered an LSF cluster and we did exactly this .
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