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This question already has answers here : Closed 8 years ago . Possible Duplicate: SQL parser library for Java I need a parser that should return me column names with their corresponding table names in the format column_name table_name Preferably a java library, that can make the implementation easier as I dont want to get into all the nuances of SQL parsing. regards, If you have a connection to the database, you can do that using a prepared statement: String sql = "...."; PreparedStatement pstmt = connection.prepareStatement(sql); ResultSetMetaData meta = pstmt.getMetaData(); Then you can use

I've tested most of the included samples in the AWS SDK for .NET and they all works fine. I can PUT objects, LIST objects and DELETE objects in a bucket, but... lets say I delete the original and want to sync those files missing locally? I would like to make a GET object (by key/name and bucket ofcause). I can find the object, but how do I read the binary data from S3 through the API? Do I have to write my own SOAP wrapper for this or is there some kinda sample for this out "here" ? :o) In hope of a sample. It does not have to tollerate execeptions etc. I just need to see the main parts that

In most defect trackers there is a comment history associated with a ticket/incident/issue/work item. I wish to get this same information from TFS via the SDK for a work item - ideally: Who created the comment. The text of the comment. Who last updated/edited the comment (if that's event possible in TFS?) I have determined that a WorkItem has a collection of revisions availabe via the "Revisions" property, and that you can loop through each revision - but a revision does not have a "History" property where I assume I could find the comment created by the user. Also I don't believe it's

最近工作需要用到小米sdk，于是研究了下python中怎么使用sdk 一：先安装 有两种方法：直接pip install pydatahub 或者在pycharm中导入，如下图所示： 二：开始使用 访问DataHub服务需要使用阿里云认证账号，需要提供阿里云accessId及accessKey。 同时需要提供访问的服务地址。 创建Project 登陆 Datahub WebConsole 页面，创建Project 或使用SDK接口进行创建 初始化Datahub，代码如下 import sys import traceback from datahub import DataHub from datahub . exceptions import ResourceExistException from datahub . models import FieldType , RecordSchema , TupleRecord , BlobRecord , CursorType , RecordType access_id = *** your access id *** access_key = *** your access key *** endpoint = *** your datahub server endpoint *** dh = DataHub ( access

I am new to Android Development but I have some knowledge of OOP concepts. I am trying to learn Android from Java perspective. I understand that savedInstanceState inside onCreate() on line 9 is the declaration of Bundle class. On line 10 we are calling the onCreate() method from the super class. Here is what I don't unterstand: On line 10 we pass savedInstanceState itself as a parameter to the onCreate() method. This doesn't make sense to me as I would expect to pass an object which is of the Bundle type, but instead of that we pass a reference not an object of type Bundle to the method. The