Anyone have any idea? And any open source sofware which also seens to perform this kind of functionality?
The DBA version of Toad has such a feature. In my version, it is under the DBA menu, and is called "Health Check".
Screenshot http://toadsoft.com/get2know96/Web/
From Quest Software: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=02LmtxyRVJ8
In Toad 11, Main Menu -> Database -> Diagnose -> DB Health Check. You can learn more about it at ToadWorld, though this may be for a newer version.
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I am learning SQL and the Udemy course I'm following has us using apex.oracle.com a lot. That site recently updated to version 20.2. Their "New Features" page contains the following:
A new code editor has been implemented throughout the development environment, resulting in a greatly improved code editing experience. The improved editor includes enhanced code completion, syntax highlighting and vastly improved accessibility.
This is a LIE. The code editor now constantly tries to suggest things as I'm typing. This is extremely irritating and I can't find a way to disable it. How do I turn off this undesired flashy distracting spam?
Assistance would be greatly appreciated.
This is a LIE
I wholeheartedly disagree with you, and I would also ask of you to be more civil. The new editor contains many enhancements that benefit professional APEX developers, who don't only use it as a SQL playground.
With that being said, I agree that the word-based-suggestions for SQL can be annoying at times. For example, they appear in SQL Commands, but not in Page Designer on pages with implicit suggestions such as page items. I would actually consider this to be a bug.
For APEX 21.1, I would expect there to be many more editor options exposed. For now, this is a workaround for you:
Download the FOS Browser Extension. A small feature of this extension is the injection of (for now) 2 extra editor settings in APEX 20.2 environments. One of them is to enable/disable suggestions completely. Keep in mind that this setting will be stored in local storage, and will be applied globally, so you also won't get page item suggestions in Page Designer.
I've switched over from IntelliJ to WebStorm to do some front-end development and I seem to have lost the ability to view the runtime variables. Can someone point out the configuration to allow me to do this?
When I'm debugging, currently I see this:
When I used to see similar to:
Simply, I've lost the Variables tab. Can anyone help me configure the options? I've tried using https://www.jetbrains.com/help/rider/Inspecting_Variables.html
...to no avail
Thanks in advance
This view should definitely be there. Please try restoring the Debug tool window layout by pressing the corresponding toolbar button:
does it help?
If it doesn't, please contact JetBrains support, providing your idea.log (Help | Show log in Explorer) and information about Node.js version being used
I'm on Windows7, SQL Server 2012 and currently I've installed SSMS Tools Pack (licensed) and SSMSBoost (community free license) plugins, both really usefull and time savers.
The issue I'm having is that each time I restart ssms, usually once a week (but some days, as this morning, maybe couple of times), I need to reconfigure the visible/hidden buttons on both toolbars related to these plugins. I guess is an issue not related to the plugins but more a ssms missconfiguration. I've searched a lot trying to find where is the problem but can't find it. It's becoming really annoying to configure tools bars on each restart.
Any clue on where the problem could be? Do anyone has/had same issue?
I am developer of SSMSBoost. The reason is that we re-create the toolbar every time SSMS starts. This is due to some old issues with toolbar registration in SSMS2008. We plan to eliminate this "bad behaviour" in coming versions.
We are Redmine as a Project management tool. It has been working great and we are happy with it. We now have a new requirement now. Our management wants to see a report showing each project's delivery date, manager, start date, total issues, open issues, closed issues. I searched at several places for quite some time and did not get a solution. I appreciate if someone can offer help.
This is, for me personally, the single thing JIRA is better at :)
Anyway, that being said, you can get a summary of all open versions on your "my page", eh, page, by using this plugin:
https://github.com/bradbeattie/redmine-my-widgets-plugin
And you can also add custom queries to "my page".
You can get much of what you want in the issue report. Click the Summary button in the sidebar of the issues page in each project. Example
Create one generic top level project. Calendar, gantt charts, issues, etc, for the top level project will show everything for every project that's nested underneath.
If you are properly adding roadmaps/milestones to all the projects, you can use My Roadmaps plugin to get a consolidated visibility:
http://www.redmine.org/plugins/my_roadmaps
It works fine with 1.2 and 1.4 versions.
Greetings!
I am working on a kernel extension driver for OSX. It is a simple keyboard filter. I have preferences that are set through a preference pane regarding how this filter will act. I need to take the preferences from this preference pane and load them in to the kernel extension.
I have googled all over and haven't found anything regarding how to do this.
Is there a way to load a plist in to a preference pane? Perhaps into an OSDictionary or something?
Or, what would be the best way to get preferences from my preference pane into my kext?
Thanks!
The source code of this project will help you. It uses sysctl to communicate between the pref pane and the kext.
Looks like this is exactly what I am looking for:
Kext Controls and Notifications
Excellent.
Rather than a kernel extension, you might look into Quartz Event Services, as it is designed for user-land event filtering.