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All new Yamaha R15 or R18

silly — Thu, 30 Jun 2011 09:59:05 +0000

Last week I got my bike serviced. Then I was talking to my mechanic, and he told me to hold on and not to go for the all new Baby CBR250R.
Reason: He was in training at Yamaha’s center and then they saw a brand new bike which looks more muscular, bigger, even bigger than CBR, bigger engine (looks like 180cc, that’s what he told me), wide rear, and what he discussed with the other members over there they told him, that this will be more powerful than the current motorcycles in India (including Pulsar 220 and CBR250R) and will be launching very soon.
Yamaha is about to launch the new R15, which might be a huge disappointment for the Proud CBR owners because this all new R15 will cost you around Rs 100,000.

I don’t know what to call this bike R15, R165, R18, R20 or R250???

But whatever, this will rock the streets

Get all facebook social plug-in comments using facebook api

lokeshlal — Thu, 23 Jun 2011 07:00:28 +0000

To get all the Facebook social plugin comments using Facebook API execute the following fql query.

https://api.facebook.com/method/fql.query?query=select%20post_fbid,%20fromid,%20object_id,%20text,%20time%20from%20comment%20where%20xid%20in%20%28SELECT%20xid%20FROM%20comments_info%20WHERE%20app_id%20=%20%27147980011931026%27%20and%20xid%20=%20%27[YOUR_URL]%27%29&access_token=[YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN]

Put your access token in the URL and escape (HTTP encode) your URL twice for which you are getting the Facebook plug-in comments (you are required to escape it twice if you have query string as well in the url, other wise it will work without HTTP encoding).

Here we are using two tables one is comments_info to get the xid for that page and then using the xid to get the comments for that page.

Search a value in all columns of a table – SQL Server

lokeshlal — Mon, 28 Jun 2010 09:31:04 +0000

To search a particular value in all columns of a table either you can write lenghty where clause or ypou can unpivot the table and then search in then unpivoted column for the key with single where clause.

CREATE TABLE SearchTable
(
RowNumber int identity(1,1),
Col_1 nvarchar(10),
Col_2 nvarchar(10),
Col_3 nvarchar(10)
)
go

INSERT INTO SearchTable SELECT 'abc','xyz','bcd'
INSERT INTO SearchTable SELECT 'ab2','1yz','a2bc'
INSERT INTO SearchTable SELECT 'ab3','abc','a2bc'

go
select * from
(select * from SearchTable
unpivot
( SearchText for SearchColumn in ([col_1],[col_2],[col_3])) up) pp
where pp.SearchText = 'abc'

go
drop table SearchTable