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Try this link: http://docs.python.org/tutorial/controlflow.html

Try and play with this.. BufferedReader br = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(System.in)); PrintWriter pw=new PrintWriter(new File("filename")); String line; while((line=br.readLine()) !=null){ pw.write(line); pw.flush(); }

The Open University offers a good course on relational databases, M358 Ithink it is; suitable for any literate person who have worked with a database before. http://www.open.ac.uk

Try using unetbootin, I found it useful in installing most Linux distros

Try map network drive from windows and see if the shares are all listed.

I apologize for posting in wrong forum, the link you provided was very useful. Thank you

I have tried Googleing this subject without much success. I am using g++ on ubuntu 9.4, I cannot connect to MySQL to my C++ programme. I will appreciate any suggestion in the right direction from you Experts?

Very useful. Thanks a lot

I need help in loading the archives during PXE installation, I keep getting archive not available. Can anyone please help? I have googled this without much success

Sorry abouit that

I believe so

Try ssh -r username@server1:[directory_to_copy] username@server2:/destination_directory

1. Generate the key pair on the local machine ssh-keygen -t rsa 2. Copy the key to the server scp /home/[usermame]/.ssh/id_rsa.pub username@server_ip:~/.ssh/authorized_keys That was how I did it on Cygwin and Ubuntu server

Try putting the Panel with GridLayout into JFlowLayout and add them to the frame

this falls within realm of sets: you need to find the intersection between 2 lists, have a look at this link: http://www.lupinho.de/gishur/gishur.doc/gishur/x2/core/Intersection.html

Could you shed more light on your requirements: - are you coding the server and / or the client? - what type of data is being exchanged, - the setting for your application [intranet/internet]?

I guess converting the resultset to an XML document would e the way to go.

Relationships are a feature of all RDBMS. In SQL this is created by specifying a foreign key: create table product_type(id int primary key,name varchar(100)); create table products(id int primary key, type_id int not null references product_type(id)); this create a relationship between the...

My understanding of database design: 1. Data storage 2. Data integrity & consistency 3. Ease of data manipulation 4. Usability [need to achive the right balance between normalisation and usability] Normalisation - is a important to allow data integrity, ease of data update without having to...

I assumed a knowledge of SQL queries in my post.