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I'm working on a large project where, even with 10s of 1000s of automated tests and 100% code coverage, we're getting a ridiculous number of errors. About 95% of errors we get are NullReferenceExceptions.
Is there any way to enforce null-checking at compile...
Started by Juliet on
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Public void MyMethod(!string occurrences for external callers to pass null values and then enforce null checks on public facing InternalClass { public void DoSomething....
To enforce compile time null reference checks by using an ! modifier.
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Hi all,
I'm using Exchange 2007 and we've never assigned mailbox storage limits, many users will have old mail that can now be removed. How can I assign a storage policy and have it enforce it?
Thanks Steve
Started by Steven on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
enforce mailbox quotas at two levels in Exchange 2007:
Database Level You can set the mailbox quotas","Wed.2:00-Wed.3:00"
Replacing the values in <> with your values
Mailbox Level You can enforce.
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I have this situation that when AbstractMethod method is invoked from ImplementClass I want to enforce that MustBeCalled method in the AbstractClass is invoked. I’ve never come across this situation before. Thank you!
public abstract class AbstractClass...
Started by Jeffrey on
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//how can i enforce this? } }
Doing this creates the desired public facing method void AbstractMethod() { //when called, base.MustBeCalled....
I enforce this? } }
An option would be to have the Abstract class do the calling in this manner be called.
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Is there a way to enforce constraint checking in MSSQL only when inserting new rows? I.e. allow the constraints to be violated when removing/updating rows?
Update: I mean FK constraint.
Started by Brian R. Bondy on
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However, I'd quibble.
To be "enforce the insert requirements in your data access layer".
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Would really like to be able to decorate my class with an attribute of some sort that would enforce the use of a using statement so that the class will always be safely disposed and avoid memory leaks. Anyone know of such a technique?
Started by Bigtoe on
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See the Wikipedia for a quick overview.
You could use FxCop to enforce this rule.
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I'd like to create a table which has an integer primary key limited between 000 and 999. Is there any way to enforce this 3 digit limit within the sql?
I'm using sqlite3. Thanks.
Started by jmissao on
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I was trying to enforce.
HLGEM, you're probably right.
Not deleted first (one reason to always enforce setting up foreign key relationships in a database as a very good thing to even be trying to do.
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What gcc options shall I use to enforce ANSI C (C99) warnings/errors? gcc (GCC) 3.4.2 (mingw-special)
I'm using: gcc -pedantic -ansi -std=c99 is this correct?
Started by AlfaTeK on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
The -ansi flag is synonymous with the....
Also, -Wall might also be of interest, but only -pedantic should do what you want .
ANSI C isn't the same as C99 (yet).
In C++ mode, it is equivalent to -std=c++98.
Ansi In C mode, this is equivalent to -std=c89.
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My app needs to run on 10.4 or later. If I launch it on 10.3 it just fails to launch or crashes.
How do you tactfully enforce minimum system requirements? Can you customize the message it shows?
Started by zekel on
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I have not used either of these techniques/advice, just passing along the information... .
For more, see Apple's documentation.
Add a key to your applications Info.plist, specifying LSMinimumSystemVersion as 10.4.X for whatever X you need as a minor version .
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I have a table in MySQL that has 3 fields and I want to enforce uniqueness among two of the fields. Here is the table DDL:
CREATE TABLE `CLIENT_NAMES` ( `ID` int(11) NOT NULL auto_increment, `CLIENT_NAME` varchar(500) NOT NULL, `OWNER_ID` int(11) NOT ...
Started by Mike Farmer on
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It's much more efficient....
For the UTF8 charset, MySQL character string.
Here.
Get MySQL to enforce uniqueness on that hash instead.
UNIQUE?
MySQL cannot enforce uniqueness on keys that are longer(CLIENT_NAME).
Have you looked at CONSTRAINT ...
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I'm trying to implement a tree like structure using a Materialized Path model described here: http://www.dbazine.com/oracle/or-articles/tropashko4 .
Is it possible to enforce referential integrity on the [path] field? I don't see how SQL could do it, ...
Started by hyperslug on
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You can easily enforce.
Yes, you have to enforce data integrity yourself in the DAL when you use either Materialized Path is then the id of the direct children with the last character removed .
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