How to disable SQL script compile time errors in VS 2013 while trying to build solution that includes "SQL Server Database Project"? I want to disable SQL validation b/c it is really annoying to see those SQL compile errors in the build. We are not interested in "building" SQL files. We use that DB project as a structured storage of SQL scripts since we have custom SQL deployment process. Those SQL errors are causing build status to Fail, so

I am doing something where I realised I wanted to count how many /s I could find in a string, and then it struck me, that there were about several ways to do it, but couldn't decide on what the best (or easiest) was. At the moment I'm going with something like: string source = "/once/upon/a/time/"; int count = source.Length - source.Replace("/", "").Length; But I don't like it at all, any takers? I don't really want to dig out RegEx for th

We have some custom MVC controller that dynamically loads different views with view name being specified through action parameter. It was working fine. Now we are going through a website localization project translating most of our UI to another language. We will deploy the same codebase to 2 different websites, and the WEB.CONFIG culture settings would dictate the UI language for each site. We used resources for most of the site localization

Problem: I have 1st phone that does not have access to Google Play, so I need to physically download APK files in order to install new apps on that phone I have another phone that DOES HAVE Google Play, and I have installed the app in question on that 2nd phone Question: How can I get APK file from the 2nd phone and move it to the 1st phone? Thanks! .

Let's say I have a table with an integer column called ID being a primary key. It is unique and not-null, but we cannot guarantee it being sequential without gaps. I.e. we may have rows with ID = 1,2,6,7,8 and we do not have rows with ID 3,4,5 etc etc. This is why we cannot just generate a random number and get a row with that corresponding ID. Also we want all rows to have equal chance of being selected, so b/c of the gaps in ID values we ca