Have a look at http://grimoire.ca/mysql/choose-something-else:
"Considering MySQL? Use something else. Already on MySQL? Migrate.
For every successful project built on MySQL, you could uncover a
history of time wasted mitigating MySQL's inadequacies, masked by a
hard-won, but
I found this book helped me get my head around Solr:
https://www.packtpub.com/big-data-and-business-intelligence/apache-solr-beginner%E2%80%99s-guide.
Chapter 8 explains indexing rich text formats including MS Word.
Chris Gray
Systems Analyst
519-888-4567, ext. 35764
cpg...@uwaterloo.ca
I'd do it with a Python script, but a Google search for csv to xml
tool presents many hits. The top hit is a free online CSV to XML
Converter at freeformatter.com. So export to CSV and away you go.
http://www.freeformatter.com/csv-to-xml-converter.html
Chris
On 14-06-14 08:41 AM, Amelia
I would suggest any attempt to teach people to code should begin with
Software Carpentry http://www.software-carpentry.org/about/90seconds.html.
An important point here is that there are many misconceptions about
programing and teaching that won't stand up to empirical investigation.
Yes. Exactly. It's like saying you can't go to the doctor or hire a
lawyer without a bit of medical or law school. Doctors and lawyers need
to be able to explain what they're doing.
Another skill that would be useful is understanding databases, by which
I do not mean learning SQL. Too
became a
standard in 1999.)
Chris Gray
Library Systems
University of Waterloo
The nice thing about standards is that you have so many to choose from.
-Andrew Tanenbaum
st...@archive.org wrote:
hi Karen,
understood.
the final draft of the spec is available here:
http://www.scribd.com/doc
I also notice that doing a search on amazon.com gives me the following
counts on books devoted to the frameworks you found. I did an advanced
search for php as a keyword and the framework name in the title. Zend
results for other Zend products (PHP cert training and Zend Studio) were
trial of Anonymizer Anonymous Surfing
software ($30/yr), but I want to make sure I'm not missing any good
alternatives.
Does anyone have any recomnendations or relevant experience?
Chris Gray
Library Systems
University of Waterloo
(hopeful future ex sysadmin firefighter %-)
maintained. Some
of the efforts that were going on 1997-2000 felt that they were superceded
by improved package management tools in various GNU/Linux distributions
and by sites like Sourceforge and Freshmeat.
Chris Gray
Library Systems
University of Waterloo
On Tue, 17 Jul 2007, Sharon Foster wrote
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I'm sorry, but you've failed your Turing test!
See - http://tinyurl.com/cgfrk
I'm having trouble formulating my question, so I'll try again later.
Sorry. *blushes*
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I'm sorry, but you've failed your Turing test!
See - http://tinyurl.com/cgfrk
Eric,
The Sourceforge page for Tidy http://tidy.sourceforge.net has links to
the bindings for various languages (Perl included) and also note that
there is a link to a separate sourceforge project for an Apache mod for
tidy.
Chris
On Tue, 6 Jun 2006, Eric Lease Morgan wrote:
Is there a cool
On Thu, 9 Jun 2005, Eric Lease Morgan wrote:
Decreasingly can we expect people to come to our website for data.
Instead we must figure out ways to insert our data and services into
their space. These sorts of plug-ins -- gadgets -- represent a way to
accomplish this goal.
Can you say, 'Top
On Tue, 31 May 2005, Chris Gray wrote:
On Mon, 30 May 2005, Walter Lewis wrote:
Chris, I wonder if you could pull the relationships from the authority
file in Endeavour ... or if others think it's worth the effort.
It had occurred to me to do this and after a quick look at table
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