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Does anyone know of a good open source plugin for database querying and exploring within Eclipse?
The active Database Exploring plugin within Eclipse is really geared around being associated with a Java project. While I am just trying to run ad-hoc queries and explore the schema. I am effectively looking for a just a common, quick querying tool without the overhead of having to create a code project. I have found a couple open source database plugins for Eclipse but these have not seen active development in over a year.
Any suggestions?
I use SQL Explorer.
It comes as an Eclipse plugin or standalone.
http://eclipsesql.sourceforge.net/
I use Quantum DB, and it seems to work quite well.
http://quantum.sourceforge.net/
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Will using plugins like the one for Facebook connect by Webtechnick slow down performance drastically? If not, what will be the extent of damage to the speed of the application?
Like Oldskool said - it depends on the plugins you are including.
I can tell you from experience, that webtechnicks Facebook plugin does not create an excessive burden on the application.
However, other plugins that you may be including, might. Depending on how they hook in to your application, and what kinds of processing/queries are being executed, will all add up.
I would suggest installing the CakePHP DebugKit to analyze the performance of your application at a relatively high level. It gives you quite a bit of information, so check it out.
Hope this helps.
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I have to develop an online store that sell the access to some rest api. I'm not a Drupal developer, where I can find good resource or open source project to study?
Ubercart is best module to develop online store with drupal.
Please find the helpfull links for integration and development.
1. http://www.ubercart.org/docs
2. http://www.freelancedrupaldeveloper.ca/ubercart-tutorial-part-1
Also you can use Drupal Commerce.
Link :- http://chicago2011.drupal.org/sessions/drupal-commerce-setting-shop-drupal-7
Cheers!!!
Übercart, open source Drupal based e-commerce project, helps you to develop online store, also supports D7. http://ubercart.org
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i need one GUI that will work on windows and i need to connect on several databases. Access, mySQL, MSSQL, Postgres, SQLite and maybe in future i will need connection to oracle.
It would be nice that tool can move database schemas from one db engine to others without lot user interference...
Can someone recomend me tool for this?
Thanks in advance
Try with navicat. It should do everithing you need...
Try on of these:
SQL Workbench/j
Aqua Data Studio
Both work on Windows, Linux and Mac.
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I am developing a windows phone 7 app which will need some basic database functionality. I came across the following projects on codeplex. Has anyone tried any of these projects and can help me decide to choose one, please?
http://rapidrepository.codeplex.com/
http://winphone7db.codeplex.com/
Pratik
We use SQLite since you can design the database ahead of time using standard SQL commands. It works pretty well on the phone.
I've written a quick start guide here: http://wirebear.com/blog/2010/11/12/using-sqlite-in-your-wp7-app
UPDATE:
This was a valid solution pre-Mango but it is NOT what I would recommend now and it is not what we are doing. With Mango Microsoft has given new ways to use SQL CE with LINQ to SQL and is the better way to have a database in your app. A good guide to getting started can be found here: http://www.jeffblankenburg.com/2011/11/30/31-days-of-mango-day-30-local-database/
There also are other databases available for the phone (see Local Sql database support for Windows phone 7).
What's best for you will depend on your requirements:
Do you need anything in particular? transactions? relations or objects?
What's most important? reliability, performance, etc.?
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We are currently investigating using Scimore in place of SQL Server for one of our desktop applications.
The biggest reason is that installing SQL Server is a pain as part of a deployment since we cannot control the target desktop environment. This results in a ton of failed installations due to all kind of reasons.
So, Scimore is what we are looking at right now. Has anyone got any experience in it?
SQL Server Compact Edition is a very nice product. Its mature and deeply integrated with developer studio. But its restricted:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb896140.aspx
Scimore has its advantages too.
exactly as you write, then different usage models - in process/out of process/service/distributed.
no restrictions in terms of cpu usages, database sizes, features...
easy deployment, just bundle dll's (<5Mb)