kindly let me know where to find this material.. need it urgently for preperation.
regards
Mohan
I recommend the OCA/OCP Oracle Database 11g All-in-One Exam Guide by John Watson, Roopesh Ramklass and Bob Bryla. It is quite a thick book, but is easy to read. It contains everything you need to know for all three of the OCP exams. It also includes mock exam questions at the end of each chapter and some extra questions on the CD. The CD also includes the book in PDF format, which is useful for searching.
You can find links to a great deal of study materials at the OracleCertificationPrep website.
http://www.oraclecertificationprep.com/apex/f?p=OCPSG:EXAM_DETAILS:0::NO::P2_EXAM:1Z0-052
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Im looking for a way to add an NPC which sells items based on the achievements a character has. Because of my lack of other coding skills, if at all possible i would like to achieve it with SQL commands, hence modifying the db. I was looking through the conditions page on the wiki but have no idea how to use the provided information.
Also i was backtracing the db regarding the NPC Charles Worth who happens to teach tailors recipes based on achievements they have. I intended to copy this toons conditions, but couldnt find what entries to use.
Any help, clarifying db entries, or pointing to the right direction in another way, is much appreciated.
Please follow this link for the documentation:
https://www.azerothcore.org/wiki/conditions
You can use the source type: "SOURCE_TYPE_NPC_VENDOR" and the condition type: "CONDITION_ACHIEVEMENT" for what you need, how to implement this, you can find that in the link above.
Also, one way to make this easier is to use the tool developer by the azerothcore team, Keira3.
This is a very visual Database Editor and can help you understand what each column do as almost each cell is documented and you have links to the full documentation as well.
Keira3 link: https://github.com/azerothcore/keira3
Is there any (smooth) possibility for multiple users to collaborate on a Twine project?
I've just been introduced to twinery.org, and thinking about the possibilities of using it to teach programming in basic school. My colleagues and I thought it would be an interesting project for pupils to collaborate on a story, making perhaps one passage each.
Can we do this in a smoother way than asking them to send their code to a teacher who adds it together and publishes?
Anyone with experience of this, or thoughts of how I can go about?
2 users will never be able to work on the same story cause of the pid field inside the HTML file. users would need to alternate before grabbing the latest changes. I withdraw my answer.
I have Neo4j server with imported data from http://www.neo4j.org/develop/example_data Cineacts mvies and actors. I want to known the exact database schema, fileda relations etc. How can I do it? I already tried in webrowser tool but it did not helped.
any ideas?
Take a look at http://www.neo4j.org/graphgist?9c4cb9e842ed24a3feae which will help show you the structure of the graph
I also wrote a blog post about exploring a database:
http://jexp.de/blog/2014/02/exploring-an-unknown-neo4j-database/
And there is the neoprofiler by M. David Allen
https://github.com/moxious/neoprofiler
i was reading about how to do memebership,roles and profiles in asp.net and they all seem to be very easy,but there is one thing, which all the tutorials and books i have seem to forget to talk about.
the data base generated by asp.net has some tables, which i have no idea what they are used for.
i was woundering if anyone could provide me with an explanation of what each table in the "aspnetdb" is used for
thanks in advance
Explaining it here would be a bit lengthy. Take a look at MSDN's documentation here.
There are 8 parts to the article in total. Each one describes what each table is used for from both a high level and a more detailed level.
It's used to house the data used by the default membership/roles/profiles provider. You could figure out the details (it's not a complicated schema) but good design principles would say you should treat it like a black box and not touch it directly - only touch it via the membership/role/profile APIs. Don't rely on Microsoft keeping their internal implementation details the same in the future.
I am trying to use this software called InfoGrid for a project that I am building. Can someone please point me to some basic getting started articles. I don't see any documentation on the site.
Peopl with enough reputations, please edit the question and add the tag InfoGrid to this question.
I joined the infogrid mailing list and wrote to the dev team to include a simple getting started article. The dev's have been kind enough to provide the same on their wiki here: http://infogrid.org/wiki/Examples/FirstStep
I am an early user and have some experience I can share. Basically this stuff rocks. It's quite hard to get your head into at first but once once you get past the "aha" it makes complete sense.