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What is difference between writing a URL (say google.com)
http://www.google.com
and
http:\\www.google.com
The syntax for url's is this..
scheme://domain:port/path?query_string
One works and the other doesn't.
http:\\www.google.com is not valid URL address.
Backslash is wrong. Do not use \ for URLs.
You can ask why http:##google.com or http:%%google.com is not working? Because it's built so. It's a kind of a rule: "for abc protocol write abc://"
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I want to do some statistical analysis with an ms-sql database for an aps.net application. What are the options as I don't see many built-in functions for my purpose? Thanks for any suggestions. Options that you actually use would be appreciated.
Check out MathDotNet, it can do pretty much anything you'd need.
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I use wget to download the HMTL, but what I get is different from what I see in the browser. Particularly, I am interested in the latitude of the location
wget "http://m.yp.com/30332/pep-boys?page=0"
grep 'data-lat=' pep-boys\?page\=0
... NO RESULTS :(((
The only possible reason is that your headers aren't the same than those your brother so the webserver doesn't behave the same way.
Give a look at this : http://www.askapache.com/linux/wget-header-trick.html
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Closed 11 years ago.
I need to be able to read information about project lines in the Qt project which is building by MinGW.
How can I do it? Where I should include - /MAPINFO:LINES , to get output file with information about lines numbers?
Try to use __LINE__.
Example:
qDebug()<<__LINE__<<"hi";
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I create an one webpage in asp.net all the time i am facing the following pbm how to rectify it..
if(ds.Tables[0].Rows.Count > 0)
Maybe you need to check that ds.Tables[0] exists first
If you are constantly checking on your pages to see if that dataset has a table with rows, I would think you would want to make some helper class to check that your dataset is not null, and that whatever tables have actual rows. Also you might want to think about moving these to typed datasets.
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explain session type =sql server'
That allows session data to be stored in SQL Server. See this knowledge base article for a fuller description of the procedure.
It's used to determine where you store your session variables, in this case a SQL Server.
You can read more about it here.
EDIT: And even more here.
Here is a nice article about Exploring Session in ASP.Net. Have you ever used Google? We are more than welcome to help newbies but questions in this format is not encouraged ;-) Please explain more about your requirement.