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Does anyone know of a good link that has a listing of the Oracle specific datatypes for a beginner?
Staying in the realm of the bloomin' obvious, the Oracle documentation set is always the first - and best - place to start. Check it out.
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The SS64 site is clear but very out-of-date. Its latest syntax is the 9i set, two major releases off the pace. It is also not complete. For instance, the SELECT page doesn't mention the WITH clause, which was a very useful feature introduced in 9i.
If you want a redaction of the more recent documentation then Dan Morgan's Library site is exhaustive (and occasionally exhausting). Here is his page on Oracle datatypes.
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We need a recommendation for tracking exceptions in our web app. Our front-end is using Angular 1 or 2, back-end is using ColdFusion. We found BugSnag, but this company cannot do annual billing.
Does anyone know any other similar product?
Thanks a lot!
I've used Raygun https://raygun.com/, which was very simple to integrate with CF.
I also looked at Rollbar https://rollbar.com/, which was similar.
I highly recommend using something like this, either a SaaS or host your own. It have great gains in efficiency & insight in error detection compared to logs our old emailed alerts.
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I'm developing a product for retailers and I'm looking for an ready database of grocery SKUs for testing purposes. Would this be available anywhere? Any help is highly appreciated
It's a bit of a long shot, but if you go to http://publicdata.eu/ and select the "agriculture" group, you can limit the results by format of data (on the right hand side under "Resource Formats") and I know it isn't ideal, but they often have XLS and similar spreadsheet type formats with data regarding the agriculture industry in Europe. I'm not sure if that would include SKUs, but it might be a decent place to start?
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Please help finding software/database with mobile phones make/model/characteristic database. I need it to integrate into my website.
Most of these are copyrighted so we can't help you. Best idea is to pull the data manually from the makes you know....
There might be free sources out there, but I highly doubt it.
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to update my post... Wikipedia is a great source of information, but please observe the licenses which they have over their data. Most often, it's the Creative Commons License, but this doesn't meant that their sources have other licenses... And there are others too...
Manufacturers/Makes:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_mobile_phone_makers_by_country
http://www.phonearena.com/
Models:
http://www.phonearena.com/
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I like metrics both code related and not I'm wondering if there are any general metric tracking tools- basically something that I can use to track anything (weight, # of bugs, gas mileage).
Bonus points for the following features:
graphs
an API
open source
other analytics capabilities
customizable parts (more customization is better)
You can have a look at NDepend for .NET , JArchitect for Java and CppDepend for C++ . These tools come with graph , Code Querying and Ruling API and dozens of code metrics, they have a free trial but they are no free.
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Alternatively, anyone know of where I can get the EAV model for Erwin?
Why would anybody want to build an EAV system using a SQL database? It's a square peg in a round hole.
If you are really convinced that EAV is the appropriate solution for your problem domain why not choose a database product which supports it? Cassandra or Voldemort or Dynomite?
the tables and structure will depend on your domain.
here is information you can use as sample/template - wiki