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What have I been up to?
- play some drums now, annoy the neighbours - not by the noise but because I suck! :)March 11, 2010 7:32
- Got the insurers picking the bike up Saturday to make it all better - either that or Pats potters wheel will end up with a new fairing #WIN!March 11, 2010 7:32
- The lizard has learnt a new trick, to jump out of his viv clawing at my face until I give him food.March 11, 2010 7:03
- Assessors coming to look at the bike today - have made sure they get the right one and not the pottery wheel, broken Honda or #DeathMachineMarch 11, 2010 10:54
- @adrianland Wait until you have a service done! You'll want to end up doing most the work yourself and save the hassle.March 11, 2010 9:55
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Changing the HTTP port Oracle uses
In a production environment your database server will be completely separate from your application server or at least it should... -
Setting Database Connections in JBoss/ ATG
ATG communicates to a database via JBoss via a dynamo server setup or in your home/localconfig directory if you’re not... -
Joining columns/ concatenate strings in Oracle PLSQL/ MySQL
Joining columns and results together is really easy in Oracle or MySQL, in both there is the same function –... -
Writing basic case switch statements in Oracle PL/SQL
This is the equivalent code for writing a switch statement in Oracle. In Oracle to do the switch we use... -
Spool a CSV file from Oracle/ SQL*Plus without quotes
Quite useful, I had the case where I needed to provide a CSV file to an external party from our... -
LIMIT equivalent for Oracle
So you use MySQL etc… and you’re used to adding a LIMIT clause to your query for example, SELECT * FROM...
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Changing the HTTP port Oracle uses
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Setting Database Connections in JBoss/ ATG
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Writing basic case switch statements in Oracle PL/SQL
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LIMIT equivalent for Oracle
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