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Dave Vroman Liked 1 Months ago through Just Learned | 1 Point
Recently I am surfing on net I found useful post for LINQ there is a Zip Operator is introduce in LINQ thread two list together
eg.
[code]
string[] codes = { "CAD","HRK","ILS", "JOD", "LTL"};
string[] states =
{
" Canadian Dollar",
"Cr...
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Dave Vroman Learned 1 Months ago through Just Learned | 1 Point
Recently I am surfing on net I found useful post for LINQ there is a Zip Operator is introduce in LINQ thread two list together
eg.
[code]
string[] codes = { "CAD","HRK","ILS", "JOD", "LTL"};
string[] states =
{
" Canadian Dollar",
"Cr...
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Dave Vroman Liked 1 Months ago through Just Learned | 1 Point
Today i studied an interesting thing related to GO statment
See in the following queries executed .***The batch preceding GO will execute the specified number of times***.
create table test( id int not null identity (1, 1) primary key)
g...
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Dave Vroman knew 1 Months ago through Just Learned | 1 Point
Today i studied an interesting thing related to GO statment
See in the following queries executed .***The batch preceding GO will execute the specified number of times***.
create table test( id int not null identity (1, 1) primary key)
g...
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Dave Vroman Liked 7 Months ago through Just Learned | 1 Point
There are four schedule types.
1. One Time : It executes once as per the schedule
2. Recurring : It is recurring type and execute on specified interval on specified time till schedule end.
3. Start when CPU Idle : It executes when CPU is sufficien...
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Dave Vroman knew 7 Months ago through Just Learned | 1 Point
There are four schedule types.
1. One Time : It executes once as per the schedule
2. Recurring : It is recurring type and execute on specified interval on specified time till schedule end.
3. Start when CPU Idle : It executes when CPU is sufficien...
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Dave Vroman Liked 9 Months ago through Just Learned | 1 Point
Do you know ANSI-92 versions of T-SQL therefore early 6.5 version was so programmatically influenced. This was tha old-style LEFT OUTER JOIN syntax.
SELECT TableX.ID, TableY.ID
FROM TableX, TableY
WHERE TableX.ID *= TableY.ID
T...
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Dave Vroman knew 9 Months ago through Just Learned | 1 Point
Do you know ANSI-92 versions of T-SQL therefore early 6.5 version was so programmatically influenced. This was tha old-style LEFT OUTER JOIN syntax.
SELECT TableX.ID, TableY.ID
FROM TableX, TableY
WHERE TableX.ID *= TableY.ID
T...
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Dave Vroman Liked 9 Months ago through Just Learned | 1 Point
Do you know ANSI-92 versions of T-SQL therefore early 6.5 version was so programmatically influenced. This was tha old-style LEFT OUTER JOIN syntax.
SELECT TableX.ID, TableY.ID
FROM TableX, TableY
WHERE TableX.ID *= TableY.ID
T...
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Dave Vroman knew 9 Months ago through Just Learned | 1 Point
Do you know ANSI-92 versions of T-SQL therefore early 6.5 version was so programmatically influenced. This was tha old-style LEFT OUTER JOIN syntax.
SELECT TableX.ID, TableY.ID
FROM TableX, TableY
WHERE TableX.ID *= TableY.ID
T...
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