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⚠️ SQL 2012 Reporting not starting

Error Message: Microsoft.Reporting.WinForms.ReportServerException: The Report Server Windows service ‘ReportServer$SCE’ is not running. The service must be running to use Report Server. (rsReportServerServiceUnavailable)at Microsoft...

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Simple PHP & MySQL Pagination

When looking at MySQL output, it is sometimes more convenient to split up the number of records returned into separate pages and include hyperlinks to further pages in the result set, a layout often referred to as pagination. The following is an...

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Simple PHP .htpasswd 🔑 Manager

Sometimes simplicity is also convenient, and in the case of authentication on the most popular web server, Apache, .htpasswd fits the bill You may opt for a PHP/MySQL login which in itself is simple enough, but requires the availability of MySQL. If...

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How to install Oracle Database on SuSE Linux10

How to install Oracle database on SuSE Linux10? Let me explain these steps, step by step. System Requirements: Memory: 1G recommendedSwap partition: set to 2 times the memory/tmp disk space: 400MB or moreDisk space: software 3.5G data 1.2G...

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Microsoft Analysis Services: 🕒 Time Dimensions

I did a little research the other day with regards to Time Dimensions and I thought I would share my findings here.   Background:Traditionally a data warehouse will have at least one “Time” dimension that will have one record for...

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SQL 2005: Truncating Log Files and Recovering Space

A common issue for users of SQL Server databases is disk space and the size of the physical log file and database. While I’m not going to attempt to make a “one size fits all” statement on database maintenance plans, I thought...