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How to display current time with chosen timezone instead of server TZ? (VB)
Started by Tom on
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Public Declare Function GetTimeZoneInformation Lib "kernel32" Alias "GetTimeZoneInformation" (lpTimeZoneInformation As TIME_ZONE_INFORMATION) As Long Public Type TIME_ZONE_INFORMATION Bias As Long StandardName(32) As Integer StandardDate As SYSTEMTIME... .
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I'm using a data transmission system which uses a fixed SYNC word (0xD21DB8) at the beginning of every superframe. I'd be curious to know how such SYNC words are chosen, i.e. based on which criteria designers choose the length and the value of such a ...
Started by geschema on
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If the said server layer doesn't provide a means of distinguishing payload data from control signals then a protocol... .
In short:
high probability of uniqueness
high density of transitions
It depends on the underlying "server layer" (in communication terms) .
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Does anyone have an idea why the ampersand was chosen as the way to denote references in C++?
AFAIK (though I don't have the book near me), Stroustroup didn't explain that choice, which I find a little odd because the same symbol was already used for ...
Started by Uri on
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I would also speculate that....
In addition to Earwicker's response which I generally agree with .
Stroustrup was always very reluctant to introduce a new reserved symbol or name, so he probably used it to avoid making the feature look weird to users of C .
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Exception in frmMPInstall.CreateSite: Microsoft.SharePoint.SPException: The template you have chosen is invalid or cannot be found. ---> System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException (0x81071E44): The template you have chosen is invalid or cannot be ...
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Glad I documented this when ....
See if you can define those within your Setup.
Wild guess warning
SharePoint is targeting the 'Program Files (x86)' folder to get the definition when your files are in the actual 'Program Files' folder or vice-versa .
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I have written a psychological testing application, in which the user is presented with a list of words, and s/he has to choose ten words which very much describe himself, then choose words which partially describe himself, and words which do not describe...
Started by No'am Newman on
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Something like that should do the trick:
SELECT name FROM words WHERE id NOT IN (SELECT DISTINCT wid -- DISTINCT is actually redundant FROM choices WHERE class == 1)
SELECT words.name FROM words LEFT JOIN choices ON words.id = choices.wid AND choices... .
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A point X is chosen at random on the interval [0, 1] and independently another point Y is chosen on the [1, 2]? A point X is chosen at random on the interval [0, 1] and independently another point Y is chosen on the
[1, 2] interval. What is the probability...
Started by Daniela on
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From the triangle ....
The lengths of the segments are X - 0 = X, Y - X, and 2 - Y .
Then (X, Y) is jointly uniform on the rectangular region R with vertices (0, 1), (0, 2),
(1, 1), and (1, 2) .
I am assuming that X and Y are uniform as well as independent .
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I come from a multimedia background as opposed to a pure-CS background so I would find a heavy CS-paper about subjects like algorithms hard to review.
I'm interested mainly in web technologies, particularly areas like web standards, push technologies ...
Started by Daveyjoe on
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But here are a couple of ideas of topics on which you should be able to find seminal papers with some help from a reference librarian, and... .
None of your areas of interest is really "foundational", which is probably why you have received so few responses .
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I have a GIANT MYSQL database that contains 100,000,000 records.
Simplified, three of my columns are ID , date and time , i have several indexes over id and date ( ID , DATE , ID&DATE ) so no performance problem on join
select id, max(date) as last_record...
Started by amir beygi on
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SELECT * FROM mytable WHERE date <= '2010-01-02' ORDER BY date DESC LIMIT 1
If you need the max time per date , use this:
SELECT m.* FROM ( SELECT DISTINCT date FROM mytable ) md JOIN mytable m ON id = ( SELECT id FROM mytable mi WHERE mi.date = md... .
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Is there a way this hand coded query could become dynamic?
SELECT master.id, (select count(0) as score1 from scores where scores.id = master.id AND scores.category = '1'), (select count(0) as score2 from scores where scores.id = master.id AND scores.category...
Started by Chris Denman on
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First, an easier way to do it, with less typing and less overhead would be:
SELECT master.id , SUM(IF(s.category='1',1,0)) cat1 , SUM(IF(s.category='2',1,0)) cat2 , SUM(1) total FROM master m LEFT JOIN scores... .
Yes, basically you want to code a pivot table.
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I'm using an e-commerce system which allows you to have several variations for each product - (for instance: large, medium, small t-shirts). However, we are having complaints from customers who add a t-shirt and ignore the variation. As a result, a lot...
Started by cannyboy on
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This should get you the list of radio buttons:
<?php while (have_variation_groups()) : the_variation... .
Why not add a default option with a value of 0 and text "Please Choose Size"?
I'm not a PHP developer, so sorry in advance if I butcher the language.. .
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