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SQL Server Script to create a new user

I want to write a script to create a admin user ( with a<em>bcem>d password ) in SQL Server Express. Also I want to assign this user admin <em>fem>ull rights. ...
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Is a statically-typed <em>fem>ull Lisp variant possible?

Is a statically-typed <em>fem>ull Lisp variant possible? Does it even make sense <em>fem>or something like this to exist? I believe one o<em>fem> a Lisp language's virtues is the simplicity o<em>fem> its de<em>fem>inition. Would static typing compromise this core principle? ...
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Basic example o<em>fem> using .ajax() with JSONP?

Please could someone help me work out how to get started with JSONP? 4 Answers 4 ...
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How do you speci<em>fem>y the Java compiler version in a pom.xml <em>fem>ile?

I wrote a maven code on netbeans that has approximately more than 2000 lines. When I compile it on netbeans, everything is <em>fem>ine, but i<em>fem> I want to run it on command line, I will get these errors: ...
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What does it mean to hydrate an object?

When someone talks about hydrating an object, what does that mean? 4 Answers 4 ...
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What's the di<em>fem><em>fem>erence between returning void and returning a Task?

In looking at various C# Async CTP samples I see some async <em>fem>unctions that return void , and others that return the non-generic Task . I can see why returning a Task&lt;MyType&gt; is use<em>fem>ul to return data to the caller when the async operation completes, but the <em>fem>unctions that I've seen that ha...
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What is the bower (and npm) version syntax?

Bower enables me to speci<em>fem>y version requirements <em>fem>or packages using the <em>fem>ollowing syntax: 5 Answers ...
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Java8: Why is it <em>fem>orbidden to de<em>fem>ine a de<em>fem>ault method <em>fem>or a method <em>fem>rom java.lang.Object

De<em>fem>ault methods are a nice new tool in our Java toolbox. However, I tried to write an inter<em>fem>ace that de<em>fem>ines a de<em>fem>ault version o<em>fem> the toString method. Java tells me that this is <em>fem>orbidden, since methods declared in java.lang.Object may not be de<em>fem>ault ed. Why is this the case? ...
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EJB's - when to use Remote and/or local inter<em>fem>aces?

I'm very new to Java EE and I'm trying to understand the concept o<em>fem> Local inter<em>fem>aces and Remote inter<em>fem>aces. I've been told that one o<em>fem> the big advantages o<em>fem> Java EE is that it is easy to scale (which I believe means you can deploy di<em>fem><em>fem>erent components on di<em>fem><em>fem>erent servers). Is that where Remote and ...
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When and why would you seal a class?

In C# and C++/CLI the keyword sealed (or NotInheritable in VB) is used to protect a class <em>fem>rom any inheritance chance (the class will be non-inheritable). I know that one <em>fem>eature o<em>fem> object-oriented programming is inheritance and I <em>fem>eel that the use o<em>fem> sealed goes against this <em>fem>eature, it stop...