I tried RethinkDB Adminstration Console to run some queries but it doesn't work fine as the queries get stuck. On the other hand, the ReQLs execute fine from my code.
I am looking for a client where I can experiment my queries before doing actual coding.
Are there any free RethinkDB UI clients available?
One option you can try is using the RethinkDB Python driver in an interactive shell.
Once you install it through sudo pip install rethinkdb (assuming you're on Linux), you can launch it by running python -m rethinkdb repl.
Note that the Python syntax for ReQL commands is slightly different from the JavaScript syntax. If you prefer JavaScript syntax, there are other tools available that you could try:
Node.js ReQL repl: https://www.npmjs.com/package/recli
These might also be interesting for you:
ReQLPro (a data browser): http://utils.codehangar.io/rethink
https://github.com/athlite/rethinkdb-cli
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I am using google-cloud-shell which is basically a shell that allows us to use online cloud shell (for developing apps etc.) and provides 5gb of free storage (only for home directory).
It is a very cool thing because i don't have PC but google-cloud-shell allows me to run gradle, java, python, etc. without any issues except one issue and i.e typing response. Although it is a very good platform for learning coding but typing is insane.
If i type a character it takes about a second to be displayed on screen and it really really sucks. Now what i want is to connect this shell to termux (which is an app just like terminal in linux) with ssh or any other thing that can connect it.
NOTE: I am not using paid version of google-cloud-storage I am just using it cloud shell which is free to use.
You can use the following gcloud command to SSH into your cloud-shell from local terminal.
gcloud alpha cloud-shell ssh
You can find more details here
We need to distribute a tool which is developed using Python, Java and MySQL as database in a distributable format.
So if end user is installing our tool, we check for Python, and if it not exists then we would install Python from the disk and not from apt-get. The process repeats for Java and MySQL which are run as sub-process, so that everything happens in sequence.
We could have used Docker images, but it runs in a container and we would not like our application to run within a restricted environment. Is this understanding correct that we would not have complete access to 100% of the resources in case of Docker?
What should be our approach and if anybody can share their experience in creating such distributable would be highly appreciated.
I'm sure this will become a more and more relevant question as the advent of Docker's reign comes to fruition (Hail the whale!). I've isolated my Postgres instance to a Docker container for development purposes. I hate actually creating users on my system, and having to go kill start up commands that I didn't really want.
Now my problem is, I'm trying to work with Ecto and Ecto needs psql to do what it does. How do I install psql and not the whole elephant? I imagine the best answer would tackle Linux, Windows, and Mac, but I'm most interested in Mac OS X as there doesn't seem to be a brew formula for installing just psql.
I am new in MongoDB and have been working with Oracle and SQL Server that have some easy to install and easy to use IDE. I know that Mongo already have some for windows, but is there any MongoDB IDE for MacOS?
Robomongo is pretty good. Although their shell version is a little behind. Its ok for querying and stuff not so great for admin tasks like adding/managing users.
I'm totally new to Windows programming.
I wish to connect to a SQL Server that utilizes AD authentication. All we need is a simplest possible command line utility to fetch some data and dump it to a text file. Can I use VBScript for this/any-other-simple-script?
My first preference was to use Perl on Unix. Tried dbi:Sybase, doesn't seem to work :(.
TIA.
Edit: I don't have admin privs so my options are pretty limited. Cannot install Python.
If you want a simple "script" try out python pymssql:
http://pymssql.sourceforge.net/
available for windows python 2.4 , 2.5 , 2.6:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/pymssql/files/pymssql/1.0.2/
just install it and check out the samples:
http://pymssql.sourceforge.net/examples_pymssql.php
Googling by keywords powershell + sql server + windows authentication gives several solutions:
http://www.mssqltips.com/tip.asp?tip=1947
http://www.powershellcommunity.org/Forums/tabid/54/aff/24/aft/4540/afv/topic/Default.aspx
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/gg313741.aspx
etc