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An hour of good coding prevents a bad day of troubleshooting is my philosophy.
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I am writing SSIS packages and at one point I have to check a date field. It may come in any format of the following but I need it to pass any valid date the faster the better of course. Always returns as a varchar Acceptable formats 'mddyyyy', 'mmddyyyy', 'mm/dd/yyyy', … | |
Re: HAHAHAHAHA thanks for debugging your message. I was having difficulty compiling it. No, you are never too young to start. 6 languages is a lot. Syntax is one thing, being able to utilize it and create applications is something that comes mostly with experience. Are you looking for experience? Would … | |
Re: A Final Year Project generator... something that can search Google for unanswered questions and then generate a suggestion list of projects Have google question topics based upon 1 word, Example: Project topic word: "Stupid" "(Not you but a good enough generic question)" Results: Google found this question asked 5000000000 times … | |
Re: Is ListRenderingExtensions a method? | |
Re: well what I would do is this because there are so few columns string abs=listview.Items[i].Subitem[0].ToString(); abs+=listview.Items[i].Subitem[1].ToString(); abs+=listview.Items[i].Subitem[2].ToString(); abs+=listview.Items[i].Subitem[3].ToString(); OR you can put in another for loop if you have more columns for (int i = 0; i < listview.Items.Count; ++i) string abs=""; for(int j=0;j<=3;++j){ { abs+=listview.Items[i].Subitem[j].ToString(); } do something with … | |
Re: From what I understand there are benefits to AMD over Intel. I prefer Intel as a desktop and server system. They just seem to run cleaner. But recent research has uncovered to me that in a XEN Server environment, the Opteron chipset is better to do Virtual with. I can't … | |
Re: I will share a little something with you. My brother-in-law died and he was a Social Studies teacher in HS. He retired 13 years ago and he taught for nearly 30 years. They made a facebook page for him and there have been nearly 200 posts from former students remembering … | |
I click the Code button and it erases all the code I typed and won't let me type in the box any more. I am getting realy annoyed trying to post c code because I can't add the curly brace... can someone please tell me what it takes to post … | |
Re: Granted: but then there is a painful squeal that persists in your ears until someone hugs you, and you live in a commune of armless humanoids that never shutup, speak a different language and have no compassion. I wish I could buy Google | |
Re: Troubleshooting skills. Understand what proactive means. Understand how certain application functions work on the network. Project Management, Time management, resource management Willingness to get involved. Not pass the buck, team player, willing to help people even if "That's not my job" (that form of arrogance makes you a jerk!) Communication … | |
Re: My preference is to have the open curly brace on the opening line with starting code. Uses less white space and also I only indent 2 spaces with a tab. I write all comments outside of the function so as not to sloppy the code. I don't do in line … | |
Re: Like Maven, I would just start with the highest number possible in your random array and start comparing at (0,0) and iterate through ithe array until you find a smaller number then keep going if the next smallest number is found then that becomes the smallest until you find a … | |
Re: Sounds exciting. I would recommend finding walkthroughs if there are any for your working environment I assume, non Windows world. I love C++, so powerful and fast. Check out a lot of the available frameworks and libraries that people have built in C++ to speed up your development, why reinvent … | |
Re: IN your two structs at the top, your closing curly brace is missing the // to show the end oif the struct Your forloops look like they are buggered, double check the syntax, or maybe I'm just missing something? | |
Re: Put a label on the form where you want it and then assign the .Text value of the label what you were putting in the messagebox. | |
Re: Not to be mean but, if you need to post and get help with homework on this level, you have just been filtered out of Computer Science, perhaps a different career path is in your future? | |
Re: I used the following to download some files. Don't know if this will solve your issue, but it worked for me. It was in C# replace [] with the curly braces. Posting code is causing me fits private bool FetchFDICFile(string urlAddress, string @location) [ WebClient webClient = new WebClient(); webClient.DownloadFileCompleted … | |
Re: The way I see it, the donor should get advertising that they need help. It makes sense, by donating they are essentially paying for support. Dani, while I am not a fan of spam, I think it should remain especially when Mike points out the metrics for who gets the … | |
Re: Is this a drive that was in another computer and now in the current one as a second drive? If so, There are two ways. One is commandline as outlined in this link, http://pario.no/2011/05/23/clear-read-only-flag-on-disk-in-windows-7-using-diskpart/ I would recommend you be careful in doing the commandline and pay attention. Review it first … | |
Re: So are you asking for code that makes that form? | |
Re: People tend to do stupid stuff to impress their friends. They need to be educated about it. Loss of the device, saving to the cloud, texting. It is all so easy to lose control of your "private information" I tell my kids, if you don't want me to see it, … | |
Re: consider iterating through the string for the various substrings, working from biggest substring to smallest, doing it in this order you find the biggest one first and then you have found it. With each substring, reverse it and compare. if the string is 8 characters long, flip it check it, … | |
Re: All versions of MS SQL will run on Windows 7 I would run the latest. You can use Express for free. With respect to VB vs C#, I think it is a matter of preference to writing code. VB is a little "looser" in syntax structure. C# is more likke … | |
Re: How about Japahaba (Just Another Piloting And Hot Air Ballooning App ) | |
Re: Really? You install AOL???? SMH | |
Re: Woudld this do it? string result = s[0]+s.Substring(1,s.Length-1).ToUpper(); | |
Re: If it is a windows Machine I would suggest you reinstall the OS and run SDELETE on the disk after reinstalling and run multiple passes. http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb897443.aspx | |
My company has Xen servers, the hardware is pretty solid, my questions pertains to setting up a Virtual Windows 2014R2 File Server in this environment. Has anyone had any experience with VM file servers? Would you create a small VHD (100GB) for the file server as one and then have … | |
Re: What are your first thoughts? What process would you use if you were doing it step by step? Have you tried yet? | |
Re: I would think about how I would slap the designer(s) in the head for this architecture |
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