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Version Five of MySQL Administration Tool from Devart Looks and Feels Different!

Submitted by Sergii on Wednesday April 27, 2011

Devart is glad to announce the release of new completely redesigned version of dbForge Studio for MySQL, v 5.0 - powerful and comprehensive MySQL GUI tool that provides a complete set of instruments for server management and administration. In this version Devart made a lot of improvements and added a whole pack of new features in almost all dbForge Studio's tools. And the most remarkable thing about this release is that nearly all novelties were suggested by users of this MySQL administration tool. With the help of users Devart could work on the product on the new level, and as a result of such successful tight cooperation its standard of quality grew. This new standard includes taking into account actual needs of people using product and implementing their exact requirements except studying the market in general and implementing features that are theoretically demanded. Read more about dbForge Studio for MySQL on their web site: http://www.devart.com/dbforge/mysql/studio/

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MySQL tables statistics (size, engine, no. of rows etc.)

Submitted by Webmaster on Tuesday October 27, 2009

MySQL provides statistical data for users to get more knowledge about the tables in databases. The command to get this useful information is "mysql table status".

MySQL GUI Tools - Query Browser

Submitted by Webmaster on Tuesday October 27, 2009

MySQL Query browser is a freely available client tool to run queries and commands on MySQL servers. It comes as part of the MySQL GUI tools package, which can be installed on several platforms.

Microsoft Windows IIS FTP Part 3 - The Doorway Folder Trick

Submitted by Sarbjit Singh on Friday February 06, 2009

Objective: To create a customized login with access to some of the folders in a site. In the previous two parts we learned how to leverage virtual directories and physical folders to offer a lot of control from IIS FTP. Now, what about when we want to have one site administrator have access to more than one, but not all, of the directories in a site? How is this accomplished from within IIS FTP? Note: For the purpose of this discussion, “Folder” and “Directory” are same thing . So let us call “Folder” when referring to something at the disk level, and “Directory” when referring to something within IIS.

Microsoft Windows IIS FTP Part 2 - Directories Virtual/Physical

Submitted by Sarbjit Singh on Friday February 06, 2009

In previous section, we discussed the ways to use the hidden power of Microsoft's FTP server product. We talked about ways to leverage virtual directories along with Windows user accounts.

Linux kernel data structures (Part 1) - the current macro

Submitted by Shahryar on Thursday January 29, 2009

The Linux kernel uses this macro to find the current process. The current macro is defined in include/asm-i386/current.h (line 13) in both 2.6.0 and 2.4.18 kernels. This macro calls another function get_current().

Some Tricks used by the Linux kernel

Submitted by Shahryar on Thursday January 29, 2009

Linux uses a number of advanced keywords, macros, and extensions to C language. Here is a description of some of these keywords, macros and extensions that I found troublesome to understand and had to investigate a little bit in order to understand them. I have used kernel versions 2.4.18 or 2.6.0 for this tutorial.

Windows PowerShell command line shell execution policies

Submitted by Shahryar on Wednesday January 28, 2009

Microsoft Windows PowerShell command line shell and scripting language helps IT professionals achieve greater control and productivity. Using a new admin-focused scripting language, more than 130 standard command line tools, and consistent syntax and utilities, Windows PowerShell allows IT professionals to more easily control system administration and accelerate automation.

How to set permissions to run PowerShell Scripts

Submitted by Shahryar on Wednesday January 28, 2009

Microsoft Windows PowerShell command line shell and scripting language helps IT professionals achieve greater control and productivity. Using a new admin-focused scripting language, more than 130 standard command line tools, and consistent syntax and utilities, Windows PowerShell allows IT professionals to more easily control system administration and accelerate automation.

PHP Useful functions (Part 2) - The currentURL function

Submitted by Shahryar on Wednesday January 28, 2009

Developing websites, social applications, and scripts in PHP for more than 6 years now, I found a number of utility functions helpful in development. I am going to write a series of tutorials writing such functions and describing their use. Using these functions I have created a library of dynamically loadable classes but you are free to use them as you wish. I am going to discuss the currentURL function in this tutorial.

PHP Useful fucntions (Part 1) - The inRange function

Submitted by Shahryar on Wednesday January 28, 2009

Developing websites, social applications, and scripts in PHP for more than 6 years now, I found a number of utility functions helpful in development. I am going to write a series of tutorials writing such functions and describing their use. Using these functions I have created a library of dynamically loadable classes but you are free to use them as you wish.

MS Windows IIS FTP-Part 1- Managing Users

Submitted by Sarbjit Singh on Wednesday January 28, 2009

To be specific FTP is File Transfer Protocol and is around for over 30 years. FTP is the simplest and most secure way to exchange files over the Internet. Whether you know it or not, you most likely use FTP all the time. When downloading a file from the Internet you're actually transferring the file to your computer from another computer over the Internet. This is why the T (transfer) is in FTP. You may not know where the computer is that the file is coming from but you most likely know it's URL or Internet address.

Generating Unique IDs in PHP

Submitted by Webmaster on Tuesday January 27, 2009

This tutorial explains the technique to generate unique identifiers that are extremely difficult to predict.

Using encryption/decryption tool on geeksww.com

Submitted by Webmaster on Tuesday January 27, 2009

Geeks Worldwide has built very interesting and unique tools for developers and common users. I am writing this tutorial to help understand the encryption/decryption tool on geeksww.com.

Using Random Password/Key Generator tool on geeksww.com

Submitted by Webmaster on Tuesday January 27, 2009

Geeks Worldwide has built very interesting and unique tools for developers and common users. I am writing this tutorial to help you understand the password/key generator tool on geeksww.com.

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