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I have a C# project which I have to develop for MS SQL Server, customer requirment, but since I do not have a license for it. Then I decide to go with NHibernate but NHibernate is relied on XML based configuration, which is not my preference, I research a little bit more, definitely I found out Fluent NHibernate is a good replacement for XML based configuration. I can map the entities with C# code that can reduce the errors prone in my code. I use Firebird database in the development, though it can be used in production, I define the mapping as normal NHibernate (also Hibernate in Java). But when I try to build the configure for Fluent NHibernate, it's not the same as SQLite example, I try to fine the solution one by one from StackOverflow and the steps below can solved my problem. Add the reference for NHibernate and its dependecies (NHibernate.dll, Iesi.Collections.dll) Add a reference for Fluent NHibernate (FluentNHibernate.dll), you can get it from nuget packacge manager...

Currently I am learning Spring Boot. I follow some tutorials but there is a part requires to use DBMS. So I decide to use MySQL as a database. But I don't want to install it as as service neither install with Windows installer. I decide to download an archive version to run it as standalone application. I expect it will be ready to use as the installer version but it is not as easy as I think. The first thing you have to do after extract the archive file is to copy my-default.ini to my.ini Open my.ini with notepad or text editor that you like, edit these lines as show below basedir = X:/<pat to your mysql folderh>/mysql-5.7.9-winx64 datadir = X:/<pat to your mysql folderh>/mysql-5.7.9-winx64/data Important!  Don't forget to create the folder data to the path they you refer in datadir  Second you have to mysql bin directory and then input the following command in command prompt mysqld --initialize --console --console is optional to see the verbose in...