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Where's Temple? Where's Serena? Where's Incubus? Where's Ryou? Where's Thomas? Where have aII the good u$ers..? gone?
Started by the casual fan rises on
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Welcome Back! =P.
Own canoe as we speak, as for the rest, I know not where about they may have gone.
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Oh where oh where has winter gone oh where oh where can it be This winter has been pretty much a no show. I feel like instead of getting ready to watch the Giants int he Super Bowl (had to throw that in) I should be getting ready to watch Yankees opening...
Started by Tom [Giants fan] on
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by 14 people.
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Formerly Known as Comrade Re: Oh where oh where has winter gone oh where oh ....
Re: Oh where oh where has winter gone oh where oh where can it be I'm ecstatic over this pleasant in shorts and a tank top.
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Hi
What is faster query select...where Fname = 'mark' or select...where Fname like 'mark'
thank's
Started by Gold on
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by 3 people.
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--uses bookmark lookup but 40% of batch SELECT * FROM sys.columns WHERE name = 'offset' --uses clustered index scan 60% of batch SELECT * FROM sys.columns WHERE name LIKE 'offset' GO --same plan, 50% each of batch SELECT * FROM....
Has index.
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Where is that tool where I can load IE6 and IE7 on the same computer?
testing for cross-browser issues.
Started by mrblah on
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by 9 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Try ie tester http://www.my-debugbar.com/wiki/IETester/HomePage , I've only had positive experiences... .
It's never worked for me.
I can't recommend it.
If you want reliable cross-browser testing, forget about loading ie6 and 7 (and 8?) on the same machine .
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Something I've noticed recently is people using IN where it seems kind of inappropriate. I'm feeling like I'm missing a trick - perhaps there are speed gains or something?
This query:
SELECT * FROM pages WHERE is_visible IN ($visibility)
Why use that?...
Started by searbe on
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where field in (select....
Then WHERE x IN (1,2,3) is a better alternative to WHERE x = 1 OR x = 2 OR x = 3 , right? But surely this is the only scenario where you should use IN ?
No, you can use IN with a subquery as well.
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I have a stored procedure in SQL Server 2000 that performs a search based on parameter values. For one of the parameters passed in, I need a different WHERE clause depending on its value - the problem is that the 3 values would be where MyColumn
IS NULL...
Started by Russ Cam on
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by 6 people.
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WHERE (@myParm = value1 AND MyColumn IS NULL) OR (@myParm = value2 AND MyColumn IS NOT NULL Field1, Field2 FROM MyTable WHERE CASE @myParam WHEN value1 THEN MyColumn IS NULL WHEN value2 something like this:
SELECT * FROM foo WHERE....
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I'm trying to do this
SELECT `Name`,`Value` FROM `Constants` WHERE `Name` NOT IN ('Do not get this one'|'or this one');
But it doesn't seem to work.
How do I get all the values, except for a select few, without doing this:
SELECT `Name`,`Value` FROM `...
Started by Issac Kelly on
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')
The IN syntax uses comma-seperated lists
SELECT `Name`,`Value` FROM `Constants` WHERE `Name` NOT IN ('Do.
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Which of these is better to use in regard to performance? ...in regard to readability / understandability? ...in regard to accepted standards?
SELECT * FROM Wherever WHERE Greeting IN ('hello', 'hi', 'hey')
OR
SELECT * FROM Wherever WHERE Greeting = '...
Started by froadie on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
In addition....
It more readable, and more universally accepted to do:
SELECT * FROM Wherever WHERE Greeting in :
SELECT * FROM Wherever WHERE Greeting IN ('hello', 'hi', 'hey')
It is:
much faster easier to read terms to the WHERE clause.
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I'm trying to delete a plugin I installed for rails (paperclip). But I actually don't have any idea where I can find my local rails installation directory.
So where can I find rails and rails plugins in my local file system? I have OS X.
Or how can I ...
Started by Roland Studer on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
The rails application is located under:
/user/local/lib/ruby
Those directories may be hidden, so you... .
Paperclip is a rails plugin, which means it is in
[your rails app directory]/vendor/plugins/paperclip
so if you delete that folder, paperclip is gone .
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So basically I have an application that works with just one user, but I'd like to make it multi-user. This would involve me logging a user in, and keeping the user ID in session, plus adding a user id column to my database tables. no biggy.
I'd like to...
Started by jdee on
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The Where clause takes an object can then be used in the .Where as follows: .Where(func)
Obviously, you can dynamically build with a view which implements a dynamic predicate....
Hi,
I would perhaps create a lambda expression dynamically.
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