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I have knowledge of sql-server but i am trying to learn Sybase, I need some basic help in that, please ignore if my questions are too silly.
Where can i get this database (sybase) for practice, I went on the official site, but it asks me to fill lot of details, is it changeable ?
2.Can you please suggest a basic book for this?
How different is it form SQL-Server?
For a free product it's the least you can do to fill in a form
No. I learnt from online help.
SQL Server was actually built from Sybase many years ago back at version 6.0 (maybe 25 years ago) but has now of course branched off. You'll find a lot of the functions are the same.
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I'm having a difficult time understanding its tutorials.
Either they are too advanced or do not work
If you are an advanced user, please tell me how you started off.
Derick Bailey has a blog post on this, although it's a bit old: http://lostechies.com/derickbailey/2011/09/13/resources-for-and-how-i-learned-backbone-js/
They way I started (although with Marionette which is built on top of Backbone) was to create some small projects to see how the various parts worked together: http://davidsulc.com/blog/category/backbone-js/backbone-marionette/
To help other people along, I then wrote a book that builds a non-trivial application step by step: http://davidsulc.github.io/marionette-gentle-introduction/#contacts
If you learn best by digging in source code, you can see it here: https://github.com/davidsulc/marionette-gentle-introduction
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Are there any C-language static analysers out there that create graphical diagrams of the data structures in a body of C code?
I'm thinking along the lines of the data displays in the DDD (Data Display Debugger) but that work from static analysis of the source code.
Any diagram notation welcome (UML etc.) and it can run on any platform.
Thanks.
Take a look at Enterprise Architect. It is fairly inexpensive and does just this and comes with a 30 day free trial. And no, I don't work for them :) .
Understand is also a great tool for diagraming existing C / C++ code, to help you understand it.
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I would like to know if there are good tutorials for Microsoft Sharepoint. Specifically solutions that involves routing documents for approval. Use of Microsoft Infopath for form making and Microsoft SQL Server for the database is needed. What I meant by good is that the quality that they possess is similar to the video tutorials of asp.net learn section. Any help in this matter will be great. Thanks in advance.
this is a great video on the workflow part of your question. He has other video's on InfoPath, etc but I haven't had time to watch them yet.
http://sheltonblog.com/archive/2007/11/21/how-to-video-building-a-basic-approval-workflow-with-sharepoint.aspx
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I'm looking for a good reference card / cheat sheet that compares T-SQL and PL/SQL data manipulation language commands side-by-side.
I've previously searched SO but there isn't any older thread covering this particular subject so I thought it'd be a good idea to start one, given that such reference is almost mandatory if you happen to work in an environment where both technologies coexist.
Thanks much in advance!
This is pretty good. In ye olde paper and inke, SQL in a nutshell is also useful.
I found this PDF which goes into detail about syntax examples between the two:
Note: The PDF is from 2003 so it may not be update to date with new features from SQL Server 2005 or 2008 (such as the RowNum() function).
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I don't know if the term SQL designer is correct, I'm looking for a graphic tool where you can do something like:
BOH http://img14.imageshack.us/img14/732/designerqsw.jpg
then it can generate the SQL code for the creation of the tables. Any hint?
How about DBDesigner 4. It runs under Linux & Windows and is licensed under the GPL.
(source: fabforce.net)
I think that DBDesigner don't draw links precisely between the rows in relation, as the bad "SQL Designer" do !
I'm also looking for this kind of tool, but without the bugs who squat SQL Designer.