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Last Activity: May 17 '24, 08:12 AM
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  • Provide some of your code for context.

    You can check that the parameter values match. Try print_r($_GET) before your FPDF code to verify the std_id parameter is present and contains the right value.
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  • Here's a simple TCP, JSON example that sends data every 5 minutes.

    GetUpdatedMetho d() will fetch the latest data. Timer is set to trigger at every 5 minutes. When the timer ticks, connect to the other system via TCP, serialize the updated data and send it. Wrap the transmission code in a try-catch to catch errors.


    Here is sample code:
    Code:
    using System;
    using System.Timers;
    using System.Net.Sockets;
    ...
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  • Percepticon77
    replied to migration from sqlserver to MySql
    Migrating stored procedures and triggers from SQL Server to MySQL isn't simple. Different syntax and functions mean it's mostly a manual process.

    Start by carefully reviewing your SQL Server code and documenting everything. Use SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) to generate scripts for your procedures and triggers.

    Then, get ready to translate those T-SQL commands into MySQL's procedural SQL. Watch out for SQL Server-specific...
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  • Percepticon77
    started a topic How do I use redis in my application?
    in PHP

    How do I use redis in my application?

    I want to cache part of my application to make it faster. The database I use is MySQL. How do I know what to cache in redis?

    Should I be caching MySQL results? Or the output we send to the client?

    What else can I use redis for to improve application performance?
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