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Intro I know there are a lot of articles on the WWW detailing this process but none of them really worked for me. I recently changed job and no longer have all my test machines at work. Instead I only have the one workstation :eek Still I've been asked...
- Type: Article
- Author: Joel Lipman
- Category: Windows OS
- Language: *
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spent all morning on Microsoft websites to determine what number is the TimeDataRetrieval column displaying. Thank you I know it's an INT. There is just a serious lack of documentation as to what this database is and how it populates its data. View:...
- Type: Article
- Author: Joel Lipman
- Category: Databases
- Language: en-GB
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seem to affect the functionality of the above and you could always hardcode a 1.00 if its confusing. In theory, if you know the shift patterns of an employee, you could enhance the above to skip day-off dates (eg. Saturday/Sunday - the above does not...
- Type: Article
- Author: Joel Lipman
- Category: Transact-SQL
- Language: *
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How? Previously I had tried to write a smart function which could determine the datatype automatically but as you may know, Oracle has a funny way of working with dates which made this need to be changed. The following function now requires a second...
- Type: Article
- Author: Joel Lipman
- Category: Oracle PL/SQL
- Language: en-GB
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Start > Settings > Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Data Sources (ODBC) > System DSN (get technical help if you don't know how to do this)... Open Excel 2007 > New > "Blank" Connect to data source: > Data tab > From Other Sources > From Microsoft...
- Type: Article
- Author: Joel Lipman
- Category: MySQL
- Language: en-GB
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various ways so I'm posting them here. My opinions on them change with the weather so until I do some benchmarking I won't know which ones best: Method #1 This method replicates the table in a listview format: ; tell the script which content to parse...
- Type: Article
- Author: Joel Lipman
- Category: Hypertext Markup Language
- Language: en-GB
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is an example of Javascript code to update and display the elapsed/remaining hours minutes and seconds in real-time. Why? I know there are a lot of articles out there that write about the same, but this is an example that I was coding and found to be...
- Type: Article
- Author: Joel Lipman
- Category: JavaScript
- Language: *
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took : 0.36489319801331 Seconds Count By substr_count took : 0.27841401100159 Seconds If you are interested to know the machine configuration, these tests ran on a Celeron 1.6GHz processor based laptop with 768 MB of RAM. And I am using PHP 5.1.1...
- Type: Article
- Author: Joel Lipman
- Category: Personal Home Page
- Language: *
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string' » this='joe\'s string' $string_formatted = str_replace('\\\'', '\\\'', $string_formatted); // bit of a copout I know $string_formatted = preg_replace ( '/\'([^\']+)\'/', '$0', $string_formatted ); Surround string (apostrophes) with red...
- Type: Article
- Author: Joel Lipman
- Category: Personal Home Page
- Language: *
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ago or just over but less than 4 days ago 1 week ago // where event is just over 1 week ago but less than 2 weeks ago How? I know there are so many examples out there that do this perhaps better but this one I understand and can customize to fit my...
- Type: Article
- Author: Joel Lipman
- Category: Personal Home Page
- Language: en-GB
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last and after setting up all the pre-requisites in SITS first: What changes will trigger the event? Find the screen you know contains the field to monitor, in this example, it will be the Application Clearance and Decision Entry (ACD) screen. Put the...
- Type: Article
- Author: Joel Lipman
- Category: Extensible Markup Language
- Language: *
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their service. The request has to come from a permitted server with a single IP address. How? It's likely that you already know how to submit a HTML form to a server via your Mobile application so the following will only document the process of sending...
- Type: Article
- Author: Joel Lipman
- Category: API Miscellaneous
- Language: *
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without VBCode and other suggestions. Instead I add a newline in front of and after the smallest data value (one that I know will never be two lines (or two words)) within the SQL query itself. We have a DEPT column that is an acronym of the departments...
- Type: Article
- Author: Joel Lipman
- Category: Excel
- Language: en-GB
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second time I just did as per the below. If I ever have to do the long process again, I'll add it to this article. How? I know there are instructions on the GoDaddy website but this is how I do it along with screenshots: Login to your GoDaddy panel and...
- Type: Article
- Author: Joel Lipman
- Category: cPanel
- Language: *
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for every Kindle device. Finding your Kindle email address. That’s assuming you are not aware of yours. However, if you know your Kindle email ID, you can skip this part. Else, here is what you need to do. Go to the official Amazon home page that...
- Type: Article
- Author: Joel Lipman
- Category: Kindle
- Language: *
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password. How? This method is reliant on having access to the database of your Joomla website. Method #1: Quickest way I know This is based on if you have another user account (registered or administrator, any) with a password known to you (create a new...
- Type: Article
- Author: Joel Lipman
- Category: Joomla
- Language: en-GB
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So let's say my FTP client is not the most expensive (was FREE), nor the most advanced client out there, and I want to know what were the most recent files I modified and uploaded to a site, how do I do it using just Microsoft Windows? How? I don't have...
- Type: Article
- Author: Joel Lipman
- Category: File Transfer Protocol
- Language: *
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usually get MySQL to do the date/time calculations, there are times when we have to do with PHP. This is the shortest way I know to properly convert seconds into total hours, minutes and seconds (taking into account regional settings and without using a...
- Type: Article
- Author: Joel Lipman
- Category: Personal Home Page
- Language: en-GB
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XET I created, I want to see what the resulting XML will look like so that my post-staging phase can be developed as it will know what the data and label fields look like. How? I had this in my training environment but not in my development environment....
- Type: Article
- Author: Joel Lipman
- Category: Extensible Markup Language
- Language: *