Oracle Upgrade: Offers route from SQL Server to MySQL

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MySQL Workbench 5.2, the latest version has a new migration wizard designed to provide an easy way to migrate from third party products to MySQL. This first version of the wizard lets you migrate from Microsoft SQL Server and from databases supporting ODBC such as PostgreSQL. It has also been improved with over 100 bug fixes and code completion in the SQL Editor. Here's the full list of bug fixes

Sort Data in Table By Color Using PHP/MySQL and Jquery

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In this code you will learn on how to create an application in php that sort data by color in table. The feature of this code is it filters data base on color. I also provide link that clear all filter in order to go back in original display of files. Leave comment if you have a question in this code. database name: pcci

Antamedia Point of Sale (APOS) Software Review

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Antamedia Point of Sale software Premium Edition is one of the best-selling software from Antamedia, one of the leading software developer whose customers were among the world's Top 100 Fortune companies. The Antamedia Point of Sale (APOS) Software Premium Edition is an easy-to-use inventory control system which will help you track all your sales, customers, vendors, purchase orders and you can

Samsung Galaxy S2 Ice Cream Sandwich Kernel Sourcecode Released

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A good news for the developer community, Samsung Galaxy S2 which running with Ice Cream Sandwich have already released the kernel source code of the device for the benefit of the community of developers who were interested with the source code. Samsung have made available the Ice Cream Sandwich kernel source for AT&T’s Galaxy S II. Samsung is quite good enough in releasing the source code for the

Java Vulnerabilities Increasingly Targeted by Hackers

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One of the world's most popular programming language, Java was targeted by attackers to infect computers because of it's increasing vulnerabilities. According to security researchers the problem is rapidly increasing if Oracle doesn't do more to secure the product and keep its installation base, up to date. The higher vulnerability problem of Java was being discussed during the recently held
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