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What is the equivalent of the extended procedure 'xp_dirscan' in SQL Server 2005?
Started by MarlonRibunal on
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Alternatively, you could code something that performs ....
If you have access to the DLL you could register it as an extended stored proc in SQL 2005.
Xp_dirscan seems to be an extended stored proc that performs a recursive directory search.
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I have 2 classes, main and extended. I need to use main vars in extended class.
<?php class Main { public $vars = array(); } $main = new Main; $main->vars['key'] = 'value'; class Extended extends Main { } $other = new Extended; var_dump($other-&...
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Should they all refer to the same data, so that if you a separate object (of a different class) to store your data, and pass it to the Main and Extended classes; function __construct(Data $data....
Several instances of both Main and Extended.
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How can I find extended ASCII characters in a file using Perl? Can anyone get the script?
thanks in advance
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Since the extended ASCII characters have value 128 and higher , you can just call ord on individual only the extended ASCII characters:
while (<>) { while (/(.)/g) { print($1) if (ord($1) >, also display lines containing control ....
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Hi,
I would like to know how can I set vi to show and work with ASCII extended characters without problem.
Thanks!
Started by marc on
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Vim (which is what vi resolves to on most systems) readily supports extended.
":help unicode" for more details.
However: Just use vim.
Once the the characters are "extended" it's not ASCII any more.
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Hi All
How to detect the presence of Extended ASCII values (128 to 255) in a C++ character array.
Thank you
Started by ilan on
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Anything else (whether positive or negative, "Extended ASCII" or UTF-8) is invalid..
ASCII.
The values that they are not negative
Please remember that there is no such thing as extended ASCII.
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Hi, i have an SQL table with extended properties on each column.
Is there a way to access these from LINQ in c# using Linq2SQL?
Started by Grant on
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It would also be pretty easy to write....
Things like "MS_Description" etc? Not AFAIK; you could write an SP that talks to the store at the database (taking the database object name and column name), and query that via the data-context - but nothing built in .
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The characters for extended regular expressions are invaluable; is there a way to turn them on so that I don't have to escape them in my Vim regex, much like the -E flag I can pass to grep(1)?
Started by Drew Stephens on
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I also search sufficiently.
I don't see or know of an option in Vim to enable extended regular expressions.
Full 'extended regular expression' (ERE) notation would not need the backslashes.
\}' and the like.
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Hi.
Is there any performance difference on high-disk usage scenarios, between primary and extended disk partitions?
Thanks.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
The only difference extended disk partations have to regular ones is that they might take and extended partition if....
Thats it.
You're to.
Things on one drive it's not going to help or matter much if it's a extended or primary disk.
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[Tutorial][Bo Staff] Extended Fig. of Eight (Extended Basic Spin)
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We document our SQL Server database by creating table and column level Description extended properties. We usually enter these via SSMS.
My question is this. I'm creating a C# application where I'd like to read the extended properties for a particular...
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Read this: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1486536/extract-sql-column-extended-properties.
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