
ivan

ivan.revelli@synaptica.info

10 August 2010
Some good news from Embarcadero, some products like Delphi4Php (now radPhp) and Delphi Prism and the new XE IDE for Delphi (now Delphi XE) and C++ Builder.
An exception to the name, more news on RadStudio seems to be:
1) integration with Subversion SVN
2) The ability to generate sequence diagrams directly from the IDE to increase the [...]

ivan

ivan.revelli@synaptica.info

8 June 2010
Convertire una stringa (sequenza di caratteri) in un dato di tipo data o timestamp in SQL standard รจ abbastanza semplice tramite il comando ‘cast‘ . Semplicemente scrivento :
cast(’2010-3-31′ as datetime)
oppure
cast(’2010-3-31′ as timestamp)
otteniamo la conversione, ma come sempre nel caso delle date non esiste la parola semplice, i formati con cui si [...]

ivan

ivan.revelli@synaptica.info

17 May 2010
From Embarcadero there is a new roadmap update at http://edn.embarcadero.com/article/39934 that speak about RAD Studio Solution to build native x86 applications.
In particular is focused on future of Delphi / C++ Builder on cross platform and Native 64bit.
Project Fulcrum
regards
ivan

ivan

ivan.revelli@synaptica.info

10 May 2010
After installing Oracle 10g on an Ubuntu 9.04 system, i found that the Apex application was enabled only for the localhost.
Some time is necessary open or close the access of apex from remote. To do this is only need to access to your oracle system by a dba user and run this sql command:
to [...]

ivan

ivan.revelli@synaptica.info

1 May 2010
Sometimes happen that you need to extend the swap space on your system, so it happens to me when i tried to install Oracle10ex on my ubuntu system.
So i found the solution on this ubuntu forum : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=89782
To extend the swap file to 1gb :
First, create a large empty file:
Code:
sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=/swap_file bs=1M count=1000
Replace [...]

ivan

ivan.revelli@synaptica.info

3 April 2010
directly from Embarcadero a Steve Jobs comment about Delphi for iPhone at this link :
http://blogs.embarcadero.com/pawelglowacki/2010/04/01/39048/
stay tuned
ivan