I have seen other posts on this site with answers, but I think I have a slightly different scenario. My situation is as follows:
My company is switching to Mercurial, and we\'re coming from Subversion. We\'re noticing that we\'re having to do a LOT of merging in our workflow. For instance, if I change a file, commit, pull, upd
There are several/many questions regarding TFS branching strategy, but I am haven\'t been able to come up with a strategy that fits with my scenario.My TFS project consists of a single solution that c
Maybe I\'m dumb, or just stupid. But I\'m stuck on-site in an enterprise where VSS is the \'option\'. So i had to branch my code, which was reasonbly easy.
I have a table called [Sectors], which stores industry sectors. [SectorId] is defined as an INT and is the primary key of this table. These sectors are referenced throughout the database using the pri
I tried to merge two heads in Mercurial. After merg开发者_JAVA技巧ing, I didn\'t commit and did some more changes. Then I tried to commit and got the following message:
For my own edification, I decided to test the comparative speeds of DataTable.ImportRow vs DataTable.Merge. I found that DataTable.ImportRow was largely slower than DataTable.Merge. On rare occasion,
I joined a team with greenfield code. When I joined, they did not have a common repository, and they emailed me a tarball of his latest. (yeah, I know...) I\'ve been working off that tarball, making c
I am using SQL Server 2008, and would like to be able to take advantage of something like mySQL\'s ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE clause for INSERT statements
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