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'do' won't 'do' if '/'Greetings to All from Au,
Have a NetWare Perl 5.8.4 and wanted to tweak File\Spec\NW.pm to try and
standardise on '/' separators.
If I run a test script (t/uni/lower.t) with an unmodified NW.pm, it
calls t/uni/case.pl, that, in case.pl, (when the path separators are
'\'), the $file is '..\lib\unicore\To\Lower.pl' and the following code
portion works, with $simple getting a returned table:
sub casetest {
my ($base, $spec, $func) = @_;
my $file = File::Spec->catfile(File::Spec->catdir(File::Spec->updir,
"lib", &qu...
Cast from type ''''DBNull'''' to type ''''String'''' is not valid.
How do I avoid getting this error:
Cast from type ''''DBNull'''' to type ''''String'''' is not valid.
I am trying to get values from the database into a form for updating using a Datareader, SQL is set to allow nulls for certain fields as they are not required but the only way I can get the form to display is by adding a space in SQL.
Is there another way around this?
Check if it is equal to DBNull.Value first and if it is, don't do the cast.Stanley Tan
theSpoke Blog
Where in the code does it need to go?
I am using the following and it's the profile that isn't always requi...
table_info('','','','%') cannot return any typesI was recently confirming table_info special cases and discovered the case for getting table_types cannot work.
table_info('','','','%')
should return a list of table types but it returns a list of empty strings instead:
my @types = $h->tables('', '', '', '%');
print "all types:\n", join("xxx\n", @types), "\n";
# should output something like:
# "dbo"
# "INFORMATION_SCHEMA"
# "sys"
# and actually outputs:
xxx
xxx
It seems to be down to the following ...
It's the fastest ''firefox'' i've ever had!!!:)Name: Blagovest
Email: blago_944atabvdotbg
Product: Firefox
Summary: It's the fastest ''firefox'' i've ever had!!!:)
Comments:
I's a great product!I'm really amazed!
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'IN' Clause or 'OR'Hello,
[1]: select * from TABLEA where COL1 IN('value1','value2''valu3'....)
[2]:select * from TABLEA where COL1 = 'value1' OR COL1= 'value2' OR
COL1='valu3'.
TABLEA is a huge table and it has non-clustered index on COL1. Among the
above 2 queries, which query will give me the better performance or fast
response and WHY?
What is the difference between 'IN' and 'OR' clauses as for as Sybase
Optimization is concerned. Which is the better one to be used on huge
tables.
Thanks.
Mac
An IN list is treated ...
'b'..'a'Hello.
I'm using defferent 5.6.0's for Win32.
I wonder wheter following behaviour is intentional or not:
d:\>perl -e "print 'b'..'c'"
bc
d:\>perl -e "print 'b'..'a'"
bcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
I expected empty list in latter case, like in
perl -e "print 'bb'..'a'"
<!ENTITY Vadim REALLIFE "Vadim V.Konovalov, St.Petersburg, Russia">
&Vadim;
On Wed, Sep 20, 2000 at 03:14:41PM +0400, Konovalov, Vadim wrote:
> Hello.
>
> I'm using defferent 5.6.0'...
'or' or 'union'Hello
I was just wondering, in general what is better to use, an 'or' clause in a
select or a 'union' to join two selects together. Do both statements create
work tables?
Many thanks
Alex
I think OR will be better than union. because suppose u have 3 tables and using
OR u can join table a and table b and table c so each table will have only one
read. but using union
you will join table a and table b and in another query of union u will use
table (a or b) and table c
so ur one read is more in union .
Ramdas
Alex Cheung wrote:
> Hello
>
>...
'Value' should be between 'minimum' and 'maximum'.
I'm attempting to invoke with parameters:
Dim thing2 As New mydelsubPBStep(AddressOf pbStep)
Me.Invoke(thing2, "setMax", dt.Rows.Count) <---- this is where the error occurs
the delegate looks like this:
Private Delegate Sub mydelsubPBStep(ByVal mode As String, ByVal value As Integer)
the function it's calling looks like this:Private Sub pbStep(ByVal mode As String, ByVal value As Integer) Select Case mode.ToLower
Case "clear"
ProgressBar1.Value = 0
Case "step"
ProgressBar1.PerformStep()
L...
EXEC sp_msforeachtable 'sp_spaceused ''?'''
What does the following SQL code mean?
EXEC sp_msforeachtable 'sp_spaceused ''?'''Johan TheunissenMCPD, MCSE, MCTS BizTalk 2006==============================Please mark the most helpful reply/replies as "Answer".
JohanNL:sp_msforeachtable This is the name of the SP that resides in the master database. This SP executes one or more commands for a table. JohanNL:sp_spaceused This is the command that you want to run for each of the tables residing in your current database. As you might have understood so far, that this is again a...
'To', 'CC', & 'BCC'Name: Dick Tracy
Email: philipdottracyatoptusnetdotcomdotau
Product: Thunderbird
Summary: 'To', 'CC', & 'BCC'
Comments:
I have just started using Thunderbird and while I find it quite
excellent- I suggest having a button to add addressees to 'BCC' as well.
Currently each 'BCC' addressee has to be selected manually.
I send e-mail to quite a number of people at a time and I do not wish to
readily spread others addresses easily.
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new firefox, new ''Library''Name: Paul Sulc
Email: pauldotsulcatverizondotnet
Product: Firefox
Summary: new firefox, new ''Library''
Comments:
perhaps is good. But using new LIBRARY is much more complicated then
good, old Book marks. It is louzy, and I am sorry for a moment I load a
new version of Firefox. Older version ''book marks''was much more user
friendly.
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LINQ -- how to do where x in ('a', 'b','c')
How do I write a LINQ expression that does the following:
select * from SomeTable where SomeColumn in ('a', 'b','c')
Jay
There is no IN operator in LINQ (yet), but you can use Contains instead:
http://www.devauthority.com/blogs/jwooley/archive/2007/08/06/69922.aspx
Jos...