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  1. Deserialization and cannot checkout files in TFShttps://www.joellipman.com/component/content/article/deserialization-and-cannot-checkout-files-in-tfs.html?catid=79&Itemid=165

    file in the Solution Explorer Go to File » Source Control » Go Online The "Go Online" is the option I was missing in this case.

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Joel Lipman
    • Category: Team Foundation Server
    • Language: *

  2. Making a CD copy with only one drivehttps://www.joellipman.com/component/content/article/making-a-cd-copy-with-only-one-drive.html?catid=80&Itemid=165

    This is in the case that you have only one optical drive which is a minimum of a CD Writer and you want to make a copy of a CD. Insert original CD in the drive In the CD Drive dialog box, click CANCEL On the desktop, double-click on MY COMPUTER...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Joel Lipman
    • Category: Windows OS
    • Language: *

  3. Regular Expressions in SQLhttps://www.joellipman.com/articles/else/database/regular-expressions-in-sql.html

    Practice makes perfect. Or in my case, any practice is a start. This article serves as a quick note on how to use regular expressions within SQL statements: How? For the following examples, I am pretending to select rows from a table called `STUDENTS`....

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Joel Lipman
    • Category: Databases
    • Language: *

  4. DBMS Random Referencehttps://www.joellipman.com/articles/else/database/oracle-pl-sql/dbms-random-reference.html

    data. How? SELECT DBMS_RANDOM.option1[(option2)] FROM DUAL; option1 can be: RANDOM VALUE STRING option2 can be: U (for Uppercase) L (for Lowercase) A (for AlphaNumeric) X (for Alphanumeric with upper case alphabets) P (for Printable characters only)...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Joel Lipman
    • Category: Oracle PL/SQL
    • Language: *
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