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Databases Archive
Getting Real With Databases in PHP
Thursday, June 1st, 2006
It’s no secret that I don’t like Ruby on Rails. My friends know it. My co-workers definitely know it. And I guess now you do, too. Ruby itself is a fine language, and there are lots of great web apps running on Rails, but the framework just doesn’t fit with my development style. I like [...]
Posted in Commentary, Databases, How To, MySQL, Open Source, PHP, Programming, Ruby | 10 Comments »
96,000 Reasons to Mine Your Data
Friday, November 11th, 2005
I just read a story in the paper about the local high school. They received a $96,000 correction to their natural gas bill after 8 years of service, “due to billing error at Harpeth High School.”
Apparently, most gas customers in our area have meters that read in 100’s of cubic feet. Therefore the [...]
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Bootclean Whacked My Sockets
Monday, October 17th, 2005
PostgreSQL and MySQL can both use local sockets to handle communication between the client and the server. An indepth description of sockets can be found here, but basically they are special files that act like network connections. The difference is that instead of being available over the network, it’s only available locally. [...]
Posted in Databases, MySQL, Open Source, PostgreSQL | 3 Comments »
