text: After you finished the installation of the SQL Plug in, it is time to integrate the SQL Server and the required Database tables.
  There you have to define your SQL Connection Details. In my case, that are the required parameter for the SQL connection. In my case that are:
  After the database is successfully added, we have to integrate the preconfigured tables. This is done with the workflow “Add tables to a database”
  there you have to insert all fields beginning with VM_*. Add the end the your Array of String has to look like this:
  Before I start to generate the SQL Statements, I create a Folder in which I will place my SQL-Statements. For that I have created a folder “vcoportal.de” there a sub folder “LittleCMDB”. In the “LittleCMDB” Folder a also created a Subfolder with the name “SQL-Statements”.
  To generate your SQL-Statements we have to browse to the Workflow “Generate CRUD workflows for a table”
  When you are ready for your tables, take a look into your destination folder. For every table, there must be a record to “Insert, Update, Read and Delete” values in your tables.
  The preparation of the SQL Server statements is done. Know we can start to build up our workflow to feed the SQL Database…..
  
  9. Advice please - Main office running SBS2000 with internet connection want to add remote home-office with internet connection
  
  luana, released under TENSHI RECORDS, is an album composed by Supersweep (no individual credits given) aimed at providing more relaxing, healing style music and isn’t necessarily catered to the video game music. Themed around the concept of “luana,” which means content or happy in Hawaiian, it provides an interesting soundscape that does differ quite a bit from the typical Supersweep sound. How does this experiment turn out?
  The album opens with “kakahiaka,” or morning, and certainly gives the impression of the album to come. It’s ambient with a slow tempo, and an overwhelming sense of calm with bird chirps, a beautiful piano melody, and electronic droning that builds into layers as it progresses. It’s peaceful and relaxing and is successful at what it sets out to do. “lipo,” or cave, is more mysterious and has a sense of distant cold to it due to the electronic components, much like a cave, yet there is a warmth to the piece thanks to the chimes, beautiful piano, and running water sound effects. “anuenue,” or rainbow, feature ethereal synths, distant piano, with a calming atmosphere and a beautiful melody, when present. “pumehana,” or warmth, features ambient synths aside a warm synth melody and wind sound effects, also providing a peaceful feel. “akala,” or sun, has a crescendoed opening that gives off a very spacey vibe. The end result is soothing, but it is one of the noticably weaker tunes compared to the others on the album.
  Of all the tunes, “lono,” or memory, feels the most video-game like. It’s spacey, futuristic, with some exotic percussion and bass work. The atmosphere and soundscape are beautiful and the ethereal vocals, chimes, and piano add some more textural components. It’s probably my favorite on the album. “hoku welowelo,” or comet, features low, ambient synths with soft sounds and ambient droning. “wai wai,” or spring water, is another tune with ambient, ethereal synths and water sound efefcts. The soft piano and chimes also provide a relaxing and soothing atmosphere. “mahina,” or moonlight, features a peaceful melody on piano with ethereal and ambient synths. The end result is quite beautiful. lastly, “alohilani,” or bright sky, is another peaceful tune with piano and synths. The melody is more meandering, which helps to complement the beautiful soundscapes.
  In the end, luana is certainly not going to be for everyone, especially those who prefer more active music. However, the soundscapes provided generally succeed in creating a peaceful,relaxing, and often meditative environment. It’ll be interesting to see how future installments turn out, but I am certainly intrigued to see how their next release, Nebula, turns out.
  
  Seainin and Michael got married at the Church of the Assumption, Tullyallen close to Dungannon, County Tyrone. From there it was on to The Four Seasons Hotel, Carlingford for their photos with their photographer Hanna McKernan. After the evening meal and a few more photos down at Carlingford quay it was time for the evening entertainment, this began with their first dance to the music of Hype.
  When we filmed Seainin & Michael along with their photographer Hanna McKernan at the end of August in Church of the Assumption, Tullyallen; they were totally unaware that her Auntie Yvonne O’Hagan along with Patsy O’Neill had flown all the way from New Zealand to surprise the happy couple. Watch this brilliant moment unfold!