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How do you import users from Community Server into DNN?

A client is switching from Community Server to DNN. We would like to just import all the users including their passwords. It seems like this should work since both products use the .NET SqlMembershipProvider. What tables need to be populated to get a user set up correctly in DNN? ...

C++ include and import difference

What is the difference between include and import in C++? ...

Import Text File into generic Database using SQL

Hi, I am currently trying to import a semi-colon delimited text file into a database in c# using OleDb where I don't know the type (SQL Server, Access, Oracle, MySQL, postgreSQL, etc.) Currently I'm reading in the file as a database using the Jet text reader then creating a prepared insert statement, populating the fields, then commiti...

Python, unit-testing and mocking imports

Hello, I am in a project where we are starting refactoring some massive code base. One problem that immediately sprang up is that each file imports a lot of other files. How do I in an elegant way mock this in my unit test without having to alter the actual code so I can start to write unit-tests? As an example: The file with the funct...

from X import a versus import X; X.a

This is one of those semi-religious Python questions that I suspect has well reasoned responses lurking in the community. I've seen some Python programmers use the following style fairly consistently (we'll call it style 1): import some_module # Use some_module.some_identifier in various places. For support of this style you can cite ...

Automatic namespaces import

Is there a way in Visual Studio (a hotkey) to automatically import a type (or choosing between known namespaces) like the CTRL+O in Eclipse? ...

Import package.* vs import package.SpecificType

Would it suppose any difference regarding overhead to write an import loading all the types within one package (import java.*); than just a specific type (i.e. import java.lang.ClassLoader)? Would the second one be a more advisable way to use than the other one? ...

How can I get Perl to give a warning message when a certain package/tag is imported?

I have a package that I just made and I have an "old-mode" that basically makes it work like it worked before: importing everything into the current namespace. One of the nice things about having this as a package is that we no longer have to do that. Anyway, what I would like to do is have it so that whenever anyone does: use Foo qw(...

How to keep row order with SqlBulkCopy?

I'm exporting data programatically from Excel to SQL Server 2005 using SqlBulkCopy. It works great, the only problem I have is that it doesn't preserve the row sequence i have in Excel file. I don't have a column to order by, I just want the records to be inserted in the same order they appear in the Excel Spreadsheet. I can't modify th...

What are good rules of thumb for python imports?

I am a little confused by the multitude of ways in which you can import modules in python. import X import X as Y from A import B I have been reading up about scoping and namespaces but I would like some practical advice on what is the best strategy, under which circumstances and why. Should imports happen at a module level or a me...

Python's __import__ doesn't work as expected

When using __import__ with a dotted name, something like: somepackage.somemodule, the module returned isn't somemodule, whatever is returned seems to be mostly empty! what's going on here? ...

Import legacy project (dated series of folders) into Subversion

Hi, Does anyone know of an easy way to import a legacy project, whose "version control system" is a series of dated folders, into SVN, so that the history of the revisions is preserved? The project I inherited was not under version control, and there are hundreds of folders, each dated like: 2006-11-26, 2006-11-27, etc... Thankfully i...

Is it correct to export data members? (C++)

As the title suggests, is it correct or valid to import/export static data from within a C++ class? I found out my problem - the author of the class I was looking at was trying to export writable static data which isn't supported on this platform. Many thanks for the responses however. ...

Importing new database table

Where I'm at there is a main system that runs on a big AIX mainframe. To facility reporting and operations there is nightly dump from the mainframe into SQL Server, such that each of our 50-ish clients is in their own database with identical schemas. This dump takes about 7 hours to finish each night, and there's not really anything we...

Importing the content of another web resource using JSTL

I have a JSP page that will display the exact content of another web page on a different server. My understanding was that c:import from the JSTL should be able to include content from files that are not part of the current web application. I added c:import url="page on my server in a different application" and it works fine, but when ...

Import Sql Server data into Exchange 2007

Whats the best way to import data from SQL Server 2005 into Exchange 2007? I have seen references to xp_sql2exchange but the companies website has been down for several weeks so Im unable to download the stored procedure. Interested in 3rd party solutions as well if it makes the job easier. ...

Basic MS SQL Server 2008 questions

Can you import (or migrate) SQL Server 2005 databases to SQL Server 2008? Is it possible to have the same 2005 and 2008 running on the same machine without complications? ...

mysql import sql via cli from remote server

i know how to import an sql file via the cli: mysql -u USER -p DBNAME < dump.sql but that's if the dump.sql file is local. how could i use a file on a remote server? ...

Bizarre python ImportError

Here's my setup: a Mac, running OS X Tiger. Windows XP running in a virtual machine (Parallels). Windows XP has my Mac home directory mapped as a network drive. I have two files in a directory of my Mac home directory: foo.py pass test.py import foo If I run test.py from within my virtual machine by typing 'python test.py', I g...

How do you import CSV files with "improper" file names?

Ok, I am importing and parsing csv files in a C# app. I started out doing a simple ReadLine() and splitting on commas but it turns out some of the text fields have commas in them. So I started to roll my own splitting function. Fortunately, it was only a few minutes before the "Hey stupid, someone's probably already done this?" light c...