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I have multiple JSON and XML(100s of different formats as well) from Different Databases. Is there any simple way to parse and store the JSON into a structured format in my Datawarehouse.
Thought of writing Python or Java Program for each JSON/XML.But it will be very consuming. Looking for alternate simple options
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We have taken objects backup by using generating scripts. We need to create all objects again. Can anyone help me.
Name
Count
Procedures
5000
Tables
3000
It's difficult to execute one by one manually. Can anyone help me is there any option for bulk execution?
I have tried in through SSIS but not found solution.
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Is there any way to store the data without using the database?
Not really no. You could use the localStorage/SessionStorage or IndexedDB for example. But all of these things can be cleared by the user.
Also when he is using an incognito session, the data will also be wiped when he closes the browser.
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Quick question: Is there a way to let a user write (/create) documents and let him update and read his own documents, but not read documents of other users in a shared database?
No, fine grained security is done as design documents for updates and not for reading. You can:
use database-per-user and replicate them to the shared database.
have the user only add to their own _users document as _users implements this special case.
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I am creating an app that uses Core data, how can I see the data stored in them?
Thanks in advance.
You can use the command line tool sqlite3 included in your Mac. Locate the database by e.g. logging the persistent store url, then just use
sqlite3 path/to/database.sqlite
Type .h to get help on how to use it. You can make standard SQL queries, etc.
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Is it better to save a image path as (varchar) in a database or save it as blob/varbinary. The image will appear on front end and I will be using asp classic to implement that.
Generally speaking I find that it is easier to save the image path in the database. This makes the database more portable and I find that it is easier to control access to the data.
There is a discussion here that gets further in depth. They come to the same conclusion that I do. File paths are generally better.