Caveat: I've found that oracle applies query timeouts between steps in
its execution plans. If oracle is spending 2 days waiting on a single
lock or doing a massive table scan, it's going to be sitting on a single
step and the timeout won't work.
-Steve
TR wrote:
Chris,
Welcome !
VMS is sending me a Bashar. That's two.
-Steve
Andrew Lenards wrote:
Are we going to get a group together for NFJS? I know the
early-bird deadline is looming. I'm planning on going. I know that
Danny Mandel is looking to go. Previously, I believe 3 or 4 people
said they would like
Steve +1
TR wrote:
The Jug Holiday meeting will be Tuesday, 12/16 at 6:pm at feast.
RSVP is a must, reply here, only if coming please!
TR
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I've never heard about sql injection plaguing the mars rover, but it's
something you need to be aware of when you're writing webapps. The
simplest example of sql injection is a login page that takes a user and
a password. Imagine it reads the fields from the web form and runs a
sql
I'm not claiming this is the best solution (it's sleazy), but if your
problem is getting this information out of spring without having access
to the spring context, you could use an old-style singleton. Configure
your bean in spring and make its no-arg constructor set the static
reference to
Easy to set up the server is nice, but what I'd really like to hear is
how easy it is to set up a project or manage builds.
A couple years ago I switched from anthill to continuum and
adding/managing projects got a lot easier. I'm still on version 1.1,
but my only hangups with continuum are
I took a quick look at using it for diffs. It wasn't as comprehensive
as oracle's tools. I can't remember exactly what was missing, but I
think it was oversights with constraints and functions. If you're just
looking to diff the table columns, it's much faster and more stable that
oracle's
