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This should help you Clickety
You may need to make a few changes but the general gist of it is all there.
Regards
Guy
You always pass failure on the way to success.
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im working on windows applicaction and i want to support th ehijri calnder (islamic calnder)
the year 1428 will be 2007.
but when im trying to inser new filed gave me out of range (1765<)
here is some examples:-
declare @x datetime
set @x= convert(datetime ,'01/01/1428',131)
print @x the result is ===> "Jan 19 2007 12:00AM"
convert from hijri to gregorian worked well
but
declare @x datetime
set @x= convert(datetime ,'01/01/1482',101)
print @x the result is ===>
"The conversion of a char data type to a datetime data type resulted in an out-of-range datetime value.
" tha means cant convert from hijri to gregorian
so plz what is the best method for me to accept the both pc calender setting for my application.
regards
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Here is a clue.
Try both of these queries:
<br />
declare @x datetime<br />
set @x= convert(datetime ,'01/01/1428',131)<br />
print @x <br />
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print convert(datetime ,'01/19/2007',101)<br />
Regards
Guy
You always pass failure on the way to success.
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hi all,
i m trying to store the path of file in mysql database using vb.net. This path contains "\" but Mysql database does not store it. Also when i directly edit or enter(or using php) the field in database and insert "\" in database field then it stores backward slash.
anybody have idea where i m wrong. I am using MySql.Data.dll(ver. 5.1.2.2) for connect .net to MYSQL ?
any help will be greatly appreciated.
Rupesh Kumar Swami
Software Engineer,
Integrated Solution,
Bikaner (India)
My Company
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Google for 'escape characters' and you will find out how to do it
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hi
i need to access the server machine's current date and time? Pls any body explain me in detail how to do this . since i am a beginner, i find it difficult to perform this.
Help me
thanks in advance
kssk
kssk
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You can use the system-function GetDate() in your SQL statements to get the current date and time.
modified on Monday, December 17, 2007 4:01:05 AM
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I am an oldy trying out some stuff with VB.net - Access coding. My code is almost complete; however, I am having an error populating a charater field. There are five fields in the table seasonNo [integer], sYear [integer], seasObs [double], seasSim [double], and season [char]. In the season field I want to write season of the year. However, with the code below if I replace 1 (last field in cmd line) with sea(im) or eg. "winter", the command gives error. There is no error if it is 1. Any help to remove the error will be greatly appreciated.
Dim sea() As String = {"Winter", "Spring", "Summar", "Fall"}
For ir = 0 To ty - 1
imYear = minYear + ir
For im = 1 To 4
cmd = "insert into seasonSummary VALUES (" & im & " , " & imYear " , " seasObs(im, ir) & " , " & seasSim(im, ir) & " , " & 1 & ")"
dbCmd = New OleDbCommand(cmd, myConnection)
dbCmd.ExecuteScalar()
Next
Next
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What's the structure of the seasonSummary table? What's the error message you get?
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i need query for join three tables in sqlserver 2000 i created three tables i need to join the three tables with single line query
send to me
Dhilip.K.K.
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select P1.title,P1.name,C1.Courtesy,G1.LookHereFirst <br />
from Politeness P1<br />
join Courteous C1<br />
on P1.name = C1.name<br />
join Google G1<br />
on G1.Courtesy = C1.Courtesy<br />
where <br />
C1.Text = 'Saying please never harmed anyone'<br />
and G1.Text = 'How about having a look in google first next time'<br />
and P1.Text = 'Read between the lines'<br />
You always pass failure on the way to success.
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Glad you liked it,
That was a bit impatient of me - it's just the "give it to me" attitude that I get really irritated with.
Regards
Guy
You always pass failure on the way to success.
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It is a bit long to use for a sig, but hey, maybe I will use it anyways :->
GuyThiebaut wrote: the "give it to me" attitude that I get really irritated with
You aren't the only one irritated by those types of posts.
"The clue train passed his station without stopping." - John Simmons / outlaw programmer
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It's a shame that I can't top Guy's answer. It is superb and gets to the point quickly and efficiently, when you have a question ask it politely.
Dhilipkumar wrote: i created three tables
I'm glad that you created three tables - it shows that you are a better carpenter than a coder. Perhaps you'd like to stay in that line.
Dhilipkumar wrote: i need to join the three tables
You might want to consider just pushing them together. That's what we will be doing at Christmas to make room for everybody.
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You need a basic SQL reference manual. Perhaps O'Reilly's SQL Cookbook[^] would help you.
I could post a sample query but I really don't think you'd understand it, and the time and space to explain it isn't suitable for this forum.
DoEvents: Generating unexpected recursion since 1991
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hi
i have a table that store applicant with their mark.
i want to get their grad in a query.
should i use a function and call for any applicant?
also if two applicant have same mark they must have same grade.
sepel
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You need to decide whether the Grade is something an Applicant has, or not.
I suggest an Applicant has a Mark, and the Grade is calculated from the Mark. So your Applicant business object would have a Grade property that returns something based on the Mark.
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thank.
you are right.
but in my database
how i calculate the grade.
i want to know if i can calculate all grade in one function or i must call a function instated of grade in my query so for each row the function is called again?
sepel
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You could use a computed column on the table for a quick and easy database solution. Or you could just stick an extra property on your business objects.
The important thing to realise is that theres no real need to _store_ the Grade anywhere - because its easy to calculate.
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thanks.i know your mean.
but how i calculate the grade?
sepel
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Thats your algorithm, its really up to you. In Australia we say a High Distinction as above 85%, Distinction 75-85 etc etc.
You'll need to ask your client for this one.
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I thought I'd post this, just in case anyone is struggling to get Entity Framework Beta 3 working in 64-Bit environments.
Microsoft's line is that the design time EF Beta 3 is not supported officially, yet, on x64 platforms. This leads to all manner of billy, including the csdl, msdl and ssdl mapping files not being generated.
The work around is incredibly simple:
Copy:
Microsoft.Data.Entity.Build.Tasks.dll
Microsoft.Data.Entity.targets
from %windir%\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v3.5 to %windir\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v3.5
and then rebuild the project (F6).
"On one of my cards it said I had to find temperatures lower than -8. The numbers I uncovered were -6 and -7 so I thought I had won, and so did the woman in the shop. But when she scanned the card the machine said I hadn't.
"I phoned Camelot and they fobbed me off with some story that -6 is higher - not lower - than -8 but I'm not having it."
-Tina Farrell, a 23 year old thicky from Levenshulme, Manchester.
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