Currently my website formats url this way: http://www.filmitem.com/film/f152/ This page is already indexed by google and others.
I use SQL Server. I\'ve been handed some large tables with no constrains on them, no keys no nothing. I know some of the columns have unique values. Is there a smart way for a given table to find the
Must the resource ID\'s for views in XML layouts be unique across all layouts? For example, I\'m working on a little recipe manager app. I have a layout file for adding a new ingredient. In this lay
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