Comments for SoccerProject Behind the scenes http://soccerproject.wordpress.com Can I manage it ? Wed, 28 Oct 2009 13:46:33 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on Creating a PostgreSQL Database Diagram by easy http://soccerproject.wordpress.com/2008/12/05/creating-a-postgresql-database-diagram/#comment-476 easy Wed, 28 Oct 2009 13:46:33 +0000 http://soccerproject.wordpress.com/?p=369#comment-476 Great tutorial!!!! Thanks! Great tutorial!!!! Thanks!

]]> Comment on Creating a PostgreSQL Database Diagram by dzieber http://soccerproject.wordpress.com/2008/12/05/creating-a-postgresql-database-diagram/#comment-472 dzieber Wed, 01 Jul 2009 21:52:56 +0000 http://soccerproject.wordpress.com/?p=369#comment-472 Thank you! This just saved me a whole lotta pain. Thank you! This just saved me a whole lotta pain.

]]> Comment on Player names by Sliv http://soccerproject.wordpress.com/2009/06/15/player-names/#comment-470 Sliv Tue, 16 Jun 2009 13:51:08 +0000 http://soccerproject.wordpress.com/?p=541#comment-470 We knew about this for a long time already, but I guess Pipkin, fkk and all the contributors never thought it was a big enough deal to disturb you for it ;-) But I'm glad i't is changed now :-) We knew about this for a long time already, but I guess Pipkin, fkk and all the contributors never thought it was a big enough deal to disturb you for it ;-)

But I’m glad i’t is changed now :-)

]]> Comment on Creating a PostgreSQL Database Diagram by Orlando http://soccerproject.wordpress.com/2008/12/05/creating-a-postgresql-database-diagram/#comment-469 Orlando Mon, 01 Jun 2009 14:58:09 +0000 http://soccerproject.wordpress.com/?p=369#comment-469 Thank you for the great information. One issue I had was how to connect to an instance of Postgresql from a 64 bits system on another machine. Just in case anyone else might need the info: Information; http://forum.manifold.net/forum/t68807.16 64-bit PostgreSQL ODBC Drivers; http://69.17.46.171/forum/t65322 http://forum.manifold.net/Attachments/2B/65323/PostgreSQL%208.3.1%2064-bit%20ODBC%20drivers.zip ftp://forum.manifold.net/attachments/2B/65323/PostgreSQL%208.3.1%2064-bit%20ODBC%20drivers.zip Hope this might help someone. Thank again, just tried it on a 64-bit Vista machine and now I have an ER diagram in few seconds ;-) Orlando Thank you for the great information. One issue I had was how to connect to an instance of Postgresql from a 64 bits system on another machine. Just in case anyone else might need the info:
Information;
http://forum.manifold.net/forum/t68807.16

64-bit PostgreSQL ODBC Drivers;
http://69.17.46.171/forum/t65322

http://forum.manifold.net/Attachments/2B/65323/PostgreSQL%208.3.1%2064-bit%20ODBC%20drivers.zip

ftp://forum.manifold.net/attachments/2B/65323/PostgreSQL%208.3.1%2064-bit%20ODBC%20drivers.zip

Hope this might help someone.

Thank again, just tried it on a 64-bit Vista machine and now I have an ER diagram in few seconds ;-)

Orlando

]]> Comment on A camel is a horse designed by committee by nomorewebvan http://soccerproject.wordpress.com/2009/03/25/a-camel-is-a-horse-designed-by-committee/#comment-465 nomorewebvan Mon, 27 Apr 2009 21:07:30 +0000 http://soccerproject.wordpress.com/?p=500#comment-465 Your vision, your game. Congratulations... I have never built a community of 20-40,000 in a competitive environment. Well done and thanks. I have run the center at many, many Under 19 and Under 16 soccer matches and I find the rate of yellow cards to be a bit high, but I'm sure that all were deserved (especially by my opponents- dirty, dirty teams!). Fair play. Your vision, your game. Congratulations… I have never built a community of 20-40,000 in a competitive environment. Well done and thanks.
I have run the center at many, many Under 19 and Under 16 soccer matches and I find the rate of yellow cards to be a bit high, but I’m sure that all were deserved (especially by my opponents- dirty, dirty teams!).
Fair play.

]]> Comment on A camel is a horse designed by committee by jayantnk http://soccerproject.wordpress.com/2009/03/25/a-camel-is-a-horse-designed-by-committee/#comment-456 jayantnk Mon, 30 Mar 2009 16:19:31 +0000 http://soccerproject.wordpress.com/?p=500#comment-456 Well Said. Its true that you cant please everyone, but also keep in mind you can always please the most... Cheers, Jayant NK Well Said. Its true that you cant please everyone, but also keep in mind you can always please the most…

Cheers,
Jayant NK

]]> Comment on How to please a community… by jayantnk http://soccerproject.wordpress.com/2009/03/10/how-to-please-a-community/#comment-454 jayantnk Mon, 16 Mar 2009 18:00:22 +0000 http://soccerproject.wordpress.com/?p=495#comment-454 I was happy that you are active to respond to actual need of managers. Thanks a lot for this change. Very acceptable change. :) Regards, Jayant NK I was happy that you are active to respond to actual need of managers. Thanks a lot for this change. Very acceptable change. :)

Regards,
Jayant NK

]]> Comment on How to please a community… by el stino http://soccerproject.wordpress.com/2009/03/10/how-to-please-a-community/#comment-453 el stino Fri, 13 Mar 2009 08:15:27 +0000 http://soccerproject.wordpress.com/?p=495#comment-453 het is zeker een goeie invoering Sjarel. klein, maar goed :) het is zeker een goeie invoering Sjarel.
klein, maar goed :)

]]> Comment on How to please a community… by sedat http://soccerproject.wordpress.com/2009/03/10/how-to-please-a-community/#comment-452 sedat Thu, 12 Mar 2009 07:27:12 +0000 http://soccerproject.wordpress.com/?p=495#comment-452 I am very very happy :) and planning new strategies, I am very very happy :) and planning new strategies,

]]> Comment on Hindi by jayantnk http://soccerproject.wordpress.com/2008/11/13/hindi/#comment-449 jayantnk Sat, 14 Feb 2009 21:39:39 +0000 http://soccerproject.wordpress.com/?p=343#comment-449 They have used some English to Hindi sentese translator, which caused messed up translation. Best example is 'Bars' in SP it is Inn or restaurant, but bars also meens steel rods of jail cells. So the translater they have used thought Bars = steel rods. So it was translated like 'At present there are 235 rods in steel rods stadium... Sounds quite funny isnt it..? They have used some English to Hindi sentese translator, which caused messed up translation. Best example is ‘Bars’ in SP it is Inn or restaurant, but bars also meens steel rods of jail cells. So the translater they have used thought Bars = steel rods. So it was translated like ‘At present there are 235 rods in steel rods stadium… Sounds quite funny isnt it..?

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