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... hello, world
I’m trying to sync my offline database which is Sqlite to my remote web server which has Mysql database.
I tried to extract data from sqlite to xml and sync xml with mysql database but no success.
Any ideas how to do this?
Thanks in advance
Off course I’m using wpf c#
AFAIK, you can't sync like that from cross party databases. What you will have to do is import your SQLite database to MySQL and then can set up REPLICATION probably .. just an idea, depends on what's your end goal is
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I'm looking for a tip on what database I should use for my api.
The api will be querying one table with maximum of 10 million rows. I'm looking for a free and easy DB which can interact well with c# .net.
Any suggestions?
I don't understand your question well, please clarify more.
But for .Net we tend to use SQLServer with .Net Technologies.
For .Net WebAPI2 we used to use SQL Server as Database and Entity-framework code first technology to build our Data layer.
So we build a webAPI
WebAPI contains Controllers
This controllers get its data from repository pattern classes
Repository pattern classes get it's data from the Entity Framework context
which it self using the repository patter.
For large data you can use something like DocumentDB, MongoDB (NOSQL technologies)
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I'm planning on creating a C# windows form application that will use a local database (for only one user).I dont know what software the client has installed on his computer but I want my application to work.It should have .NET installed ofc.
My question is , what kind of database can I implement (developing in Visual Studio 2012) that user , after starting my application, would be able to use without installing any additional software like servers.
I did have success with MS Access database but I heard here that this solution is depricated.
You can use single file/embedded databases like Sqlite or SQL Server Compact
Here is an example on how to use Sqlite in .net application.
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Here is my scenario. I wants to do a project using Microsoft Visual C# 2013 and SQL server database. This project is a group project. So that I want to work every member on same project with same centralized database. What are the technologies I have to use and How to do those configurations.
I think its better to use TFS. And create database project using visual studio. Then maintain your local database. And TFS for version controlling and source sharing among group members.
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I was wondering if there is a way I can use C# to write queries to run on Apache spark. I know spark SQL queries can be written in java/scala/python. Is there any interface for c#?
What exactly you are trying to achieve? If you want to write programs which uses spark apis, probably you are out of luck as only scala,java and python apis are exposed. But if you want to query spark storage data then you can see the thriftserver comes with spark and pass your queries through it. Essentially it should support any jdbc connection (see beeline example in documentation)
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Does anyone know of any APIs available for Microsoft's Zune application? I want to modify the ratings of the songs that are loaded in Zune without having to open the Zune app. There is a ZuneStore.sdf database sitting in my AppData folder, but I cannot open it in Microsoft SQL Management Studio as it looks to be a special format. Surely there must be some way to modify this data?
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en/sqlce/thread/6bd9a2f2-48b0-4fb0-a84b-1e76c36113dc
I can open the Zune database in SSMS 2008, but it is not in a standard SQL Compact format, so cannot run any queries against it. Consider it to be in a proprietary, undocumented, protected format.
So I guess not.
This is the closet I have found to an API. It controls the Zune player. Going to see what I can do with this.
http://zunelcd.codeplex.com/