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I am just learning python on my ubuntu 8.04 machine which comes with python 2.5 install. Is 2.5 too dated to continue learning? How much of 2.5 version is still valid python code in the newer version?
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
It is certainly not "dated" - I still use Python 2.5.
An article describing 2.6 -> 3's changes
I don't think it is 'too dated' to use, but there are some is that Python 2.5 is the version most in use today.
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Suppose I have a record with a column called "Name". Each record can be effective dated, so I also have an effective date and an expiry date column.
The "Name" column has to be unique, but only within overlapping periods of the effective date and expiry...
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This ....
A ( name char (32) not null, effdt date not null, effseq int not null, effstatus char (1) not null, other', '1/1/2009', 2, 'I', 'B Data'
Here are the rules:
Use Effdt to store the date on which the row should be used or effective.
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Hi,
Does anyone know of an easy way to import a legacy project, whose "version control system" is a series of dated folders, into SVN, so that the history of the revisions is preserved?
The project I inherited was not under version control, and there ...
Started by Dan on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Perhaps you could use the 'date' command to actually set the server date according to the directory name (value of $d) each time.
The svn history will show everything being committed on the current date.
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I have a departmental maintenance that needs to be done roughly every 3 months. The maintenance itself can't be automated (it involves physically swapping a primary and spare piece of networking hardware to verify the spare is still working correctly)...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
The best way to do this would be using a Timer Job - see Andrew Connell's blog here: http://www.andrewconnell.com/blog/articles/CreatingCustomSharePointTimerJobs.aspx
Expanding on Andy's answer ( http://www.andrewconnell.com/blog/articles/CreatingCustomSharePointTimerJobs... .
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Are you a teenager and never dated anyone? from 14 to 19 have you never dated anyone?
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Iv nether dated anyone i wanted....
Im a gay guy thats dated girls befor i came out.
Im 14 and never dated anyone :( I'm nearly 18 and never dated anyone :( Yup.
17 and Forever alone.
Haven't had the courage.
Had a chance.
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39 dated Tommy mkII with 38 dated liner I picked this one up in a flea market today, looks to have been in an outbuilding for a long time, though said to have come from the Manse in Swansea and has a scratched inscription, 10th ??? St James on the brim...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at warrelics):
Nuno The world`s oldest alliance Re: 39 dated Tommy mkII with 38 dated liner Originally Posted by NunoGTI and the right date shell....
Cheers.
Re: 39 dated Tommy mkII with 38 dated liner A very cool lid, always a nice find.
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I'm trying to split a large log file, containing log entries for months at a time, and I'm trying to split it up into logfiles by date. There are thousands of line as follows:
Sep 4 11:45 kernel: Entry Sep 5 08:44 syslog: Entry
I'm trying to split it ...
Started by bradlis7 on
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Set to file are....
Create a new file if (( $DATE_STR != $PREV_DATE_STR)); then # close file descriptor of "dated" file exec 5>&- PREV_DATE_STR=$DATE_STR # open file of a "dated" file for write FILE_NAME= ...
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I am storing the response to various rpc calls in a mysql table with the following fields:
Table: rpc_responses timestamp (date) method (varchar) id (varchar) response (mediumtext) PRIMARY KEY(timestamp,method,id)
What is the best method of selecting ...
Started by Ken on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
If you mean the "most recent" based on a the most recent date then you.
(100) to your SELECT clause.
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I want to create bar charts similar to web server logs. I have events in my database which all took place at a certain moment, I would like to grab all these events and then chart how many occurred each day, week, month, whatever on a bar (column) graph...
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Use criteria builder to make a query that returns grouped by date..
May query your database to get Map which maps number of events to a certain date.
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Consider that she recently (within two years) dated some really sketchy characters (or simply characters you disapprove of), would you ever not date her because of this?
Why do you think this is? Call me judgemental but I think my answer would be a yes...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at askmen):
Yes, I would not date a woman because of who she's dated....
People make mistakesI guess it depends on what these other guys say about her character .
I wouldn't date Eva Braun, she dated a real assh*le.
Into consideration however.
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