I want to recover microsoft access record i just accidentally deleted it and then save it. is it possible to recover it? Thank you.
No, this is not possible. Access doesn't offer any built-in data recovery tools.
As for 3rd party programs, as far as I know, there are none that offer this functionality.
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I have an evernote account and I want to write a small application for my personal use. The application will read from the note, use the contents to take some decisions for me and may write back to it as well.
Its perfectly okay if the access is limited to one notebook, or just one note for now. I'm okay to make the note public for now, but I would prefer to keep to private.
For my specific use case, sandbox server won't be of much use. I can go directly to production as it will be a small script only. I have got a developer token but it seems that I can't really read note contents using it. Not sure, if oAuth token is the way to go since I'm not going to share this script publicly.
How should I proceed?
Yes I think that is fine, just be careful not to share the developer token with anyone. I do the same thing for small personal projects that I don't intend to share.
2 years ago i was using mysql security providers [membership,role] from code-project article:
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/database/mysqlmembershipprovider.aspx
do we still need that or the current mysql-connector provide that? i saw something called [MySql.Web.dll] so is that a replacement or not!
please en-light and guide me,
thanks,
You can use the MySQL Providers. They work great. No need for other providers. The advantage of your custom provider is maybe just more flexibility.
We customized our own provider, so we cannot switch.
Not sure what more you wanna know?
I believe you still need a third party or custom build provider to connect to a MySQL database, check out http://schleichermann.wordpress.com/2009/10/21/asp-net-mysql-membership-provider/. This will walk you through using MySQL .Net connectors
EDIT you can of course use the link you've provided in your question as well. I'm just not sure how out of date that might be.
I have a website and I wanted to become an open ID publisher. How to do that?
Depending on your exact requirements, you might want to try OpenID delegation instead. You can then use your website as a layer of abstraction over a third party provider.
As you're building for asp.net - take a look at DotNetOpenAuth. It's a free, open-source library that can make your asp.net webrite an OpenID provider (your website can be used to identify you) or a relying party (users can log in on your website using OpenID).
In fact, StackOverflow uses it as well, and so do I. It has a number of examples, and it's pretty reliable and secure.. Definitely recommended! :)
If you just want to run your own identity server, then a good place to start looking is here. I run phpMyID on my site that acts as an openID server for me, it was easy to set up, seems to work, and no-one has stolen my identity ..yet.
I found a great control with example here for mvc
It fulfills all my requirement but the problem is that it uses a js tree dll.
Should I go on and used that example in my application?
Do you people refrain from using 3rd party free dll in applications?
How will I tell that it will not expire or not cause problem later on
Forgive me if this is inappropriate question but thx in advance for any appropiate reply on this topic. just trying to get the point of view of you people on this
Looking at your link, jsTree doesn't seem to use a DLL. It looks like a series of javascript files that get included in your solution.
Answering the deeper question-- if the license and functionality fits what you're trying to accomplish, why not use a 3rd party component? Keep in mind the following criteria when you make your choice:
Suitability to purpose
License / Cost
Support
Compare that against the amount of time (and cost) it would be to develop the same solution yourself (or in-house). Most of the time, the 3rd party component will win out.
I usually only work on system admin projects and software packaging and have little knowledge of web technologies, but I've been given the task of building a simple website that searches an SQL 2005 database from the users input and lists the results. That's it.
Can anybody help me out with some sample code or some such? Since we're a pure Microsoft house, it will be running on SQL 2005 and IIS so I'm assuming I'll need to use ASP.NET, but perhaps my inexperience is leading me down the wrong path.
Any help or suggestions would be much appreciated!
You might want to look at ASP.NET Dynamic Data. This is exactly the scenario it was designed for.