I\'m fairly new to Access and have gotten stuck at a point despite hours of on-line research.In short, I\'m trying to write a database that will store the answers that people give on several different
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I\'m writing an application that communicates with a web API, which responds with JSON. Currently, I\'m translating the JSON objects to Java objects using gson (which is awesome, by the way).
In 21.6.7.1, 21 represents the some segment, 6 represents some lane inside that segment and so on and so forth. The individual values need to be extracted.
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Are there any advantages of storing entire files in an RDBMS over storing the files in the file system with references to the file path in the RDBMS?
I have a program storage optimization question. I have, let say 4096 \"knots\" stored in a: boost::dynamic_bitset<>
I\'m trying to save a file to internal storage (not SD Card). As the documentation points out, if I use getExternalStorageDirectory(), the data will be placed under /Android/data/<package_name>/
I am looking for the best mechanism to store a bunch of environmental data and like the concept of a round-robin database (rrd) to cap the size of the database. This will be used for a Java Web-app so
I am trying to build a distributed task queue, and I am wondering if there is any data store, which has some or all of the following properties. I am looking to have a completely decentralized, multin