I want to download PostGIS module in existing postgreSQL server. when using slackbuilder , I dont see server showing up.
how to proceed further?
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I am trying to get response from API into Postsgresql.
For this I have installed respective HTTP extension
from
http://www.postgresonline.com/journal/archives/371-http-extension-for-windows-64-and-32-bit.html
In my local system .
Current issue is that my database server is on amazon aws. So now I want to replicate same files/modules on server.
But I'm not much aware about it.
While I have tried
create extension http
then after I tried to get to know the supported extension by using this
show rds.extensions
Then I didn't found the HTTP extension there.
SO please let me know how can I place downloaded HTTP extension file on amazon rds??
If the extension is not among the supported ones from ...
SHOW rds.extensions;
... then you are out of luck, for all I know.
In particular, the "http extension" requires to install binaries in the file system of a Windows server.
The RDS Postgres installations I know run on Red Hat Linux, not Windows. And Amazon does not allow direct access to the underlying file system - which can be a pain. We tried to install additional unaccent dictionaries, but no dice.
You could talk to their support, maybe you have more luck.
I've been Googling this for a while now without much luck, but I suspect if it is possible it should be quite straight forward...
I have an ODBC connection set up within Windows to Sage 50 Accounts, with the DSN of SageLine50v22. I can browse through the Sage database using standalone ODBC programs, but I was wondering if it's possible to connect to it from Netbeans (v8.1) directly, so that I can browse through the database from within the IDE, in the same way I could with a MySQL or SQLLite connection? Please note - I am not trying to connect my actual code to the database - I only want to be able to browse it (I think the Sage ODBC connector is one way only anyway).
I was trying to use the Oracle/Oracle Thin drivers, since the driver is called ODBC7.jar, but I'm beginning to suspect I may be barking up the wrong tree, since all the Google results seem to indicate this is for connecting to ODBC programmatically using Java. Can any one clear this up for me?
I had a problem with my WAMP server not being online so after some hours changing values on Httpd.conf i was finally able to make it go online after all, with all of it's services too. But when i try to access localhost it only says "It's working!" and i can't access the testlink webpage. I had already done about 350 test cases manually into testlink so I REALLY want to get that back. I made a backup before the server went down of the entire WAMP directory but i have no idea where the test cases are located. They are not saved as they were named in TestLink. Anyone can show me the way?
thanks!
If when you run localhost and it say "It's working!" then you have another version of Apache installed on this machine, and that is the one that is running and NOT the WAMPServer version of Apache.
As you are obviously learning, stick to one Apache per machine. So uninstall the other Apache completely. It would also be a good idea to look for another MYSQL as well. They travel in groups normally.
I am having a really hard time trying to get the FuelPHP to work with my remote server/ remote database. I know that they have Oil functionality that generates database tables for you but the issue is that I was only able to do it locally but not remotely.
Is there a tutorial or better way of trying to deploy or run FuelPHP on my remote server. I have seen a bunch of tutorials that are helpful for local server but I have not found anything for creating sites on remote server.
Maybe I am going about this in a wrong way or something but I am frustrated and confused. I just want to get it to work on my remote server as it does on my local server.
You should use migrations to create and modify your database schema. It allows you to change the schema and rollback if needed, using oil refine migrate.
Using it implies however that you have commandline access to your remote server. If it's one of those cheap ftp-only hosting options, you've got a challenge. You can create a controller that uses the Migrate class to run migrations, which you can call from the browser after you've ftp'd the updated code to the server.
If you go this route, make sure you secure it properly!
I was doing a project related to the IBM competition and need to create a web application. I have done a web application before by connecting netbeans and mysql. But, now am facing problem right from installation.
Is there any workbench(like something for mysql) for db2 . If so can anyone give a link. Also, I need to make jdbc connections. So, is there any other software I need to install.
Kindly explain to me in detail as I'm not pretty sure about this.
All you need is a DB2 JDBC JAR. Pick the appropriate one for your version and add it to your CLASSPATH.
You should use either a DB2 admin client to create tables and view data or something like SQL Squirrel.