I forgot how to query a ormlite database on my windows system. I already solved it but cannot remember.
I have android app with a ormlite database, Now I downloaded the database file from the device and want to query this, so that i can check whats in it. I think I used a firefox plugin?? Maybe someone can help me with this
thanks
You can use SQLiteDatabseBrowser.
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I want to know, how to make Oracle Forms 10g or 11g more accessible to people with disabilities. For starters, is Oracle Forms compatible with web browser zoom level, if not, is there some way to dynamically change size of Forms items? I tried to search in the internet, but there is so little information about that.
You can try the ClientDPI parameter in webforms.cfg
I've used it to fix form size (you could say "zoom level") on linux and mac clients. It's not user configurable, but you could offer your users several zoom options through the calling url
Check this out: http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E15523_01/web.1111/e10240/configure.htm
Hope it helps.
This works like a charm: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/8563562
i did not have to install the browser in mention, i used an old mozilla firefox version and looks nice and crispy..ttthe key is the script's terminal.
i changed the clientDPI too to adjunt the size a little.
Oracle Forms runtime 10
is it possible to use DB like Sqlite or sqlCe for wp7 rather than isolated storage? wp6 i have used Sqlce but it was not supported now.
i have searched lot in google but couldn't get right one .
Please help me to getting started with wp7 DB access using sqlite or sqlce?? Thanks in advance
SQL CE is available in WP7 natively, though only via LINQ-to-SQL.
You might want to start with How to: Create a Basic Local Database Application for Windows Phone
I've used UltraLite for modile development for quite some time now and it has not failed me yet. It's a great option.
http://download.sybase.com/pdfdocs/awg0900e/ulesen9.pdf
http://theopensourcery.com/sqlite.htm
I´ve tried looking around stackoverflow and google and no luck...
The problem is that I´ve just installed Crytal Reports, and it seems to have installed correctly, howveer, when i try to open a table in a database, it loads the table but it´s missing one column...which in this case is the most important column, since it includes date and time of an event...
Does anyone know how i could solve this? or a work around?
Thank you very much! all help is extremely appreciated!
From this thread on SAP's forums, it appears as though this is a known issue using Crystal Reports with Oracle Timestamp columns. The recommended solution is to access the Oracle database with Crystal's native Oracle driver (rather than OLE DB, ODBC, etc).
I am creating one delphi application which is fetches data from database. For accessing the database through delphi i am using DOA components.
Is it possible to run the built exe on any machine? If not then what are the option available? thanks for the help.
Yes, it is possible to run your exe on any machine. You only need Oracle client to be installed.
The DOA components are not free as you can tell by reading their website. So you'll have to purchase these components, and you'll have to install and configure the Oracle client on each machine.
But they may still be your best option. Alternatively, you can use ADO, but the ADO Oracle driver from Oracle apparently is instable, while the ADO Oracle driver from Microsoft is much stabler, but doesn't support blobs.
These problems are solved in ADO.NET, but that won't do you any good using Delphi 5.
What options do I have to connect from VS 2010 to other databases like Oracle etc.? What's the best solution?
Now I'm using entity framework (for MSSql DB) and would like to know if it's posssible to use it also for Oracle? I think there are some third party solutions but want to avoid them because of the costs.
Thanks in advance.
Regards.
There is this possibility
http://linqtooracle.codeplex.com/
then there is nhibernate
And also this other one
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/topics/dotnet/index-085163.html
You could just install the Oracle Data Access Components (ODAC) that automatically integrate with Visual Studio. Other databases would likely have something similar.