You need to start with drawing a circle.
Gradually change its different parameters to create oval shapes and proceed further.
You need to start with drawing a circle.
Gradually change its different parameters to create oval shapes and proceed further.
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1. Do not use reserved key words as variables(Command,Connection etc).
2. Both of your SQL is syntactically wrong.
Timestamp will capture the exact time when the record was changed for each record.
What you have so far ?
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..... direct give me code or project file .....
Don't ever expect that here.
You need to show some effort to get help from our experts.
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You need to store the password in the connection string itself.
Please find more on connectionstring.
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better than the best
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try something like this
select e.first_name
from employees e, goods g, orders o
where e.id = o.employee_id
and g.id = o.item_id
you need to modify this to suit your requirement.
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Why not try using JOIN .
Join all the three tables and retrieve the data
no, i was asking about the table structures and their relations.
It is better to write a procedural block.
what is the relation between the tables ?
what exactly you are trying to do ?
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Can you have the data in a delimited format (ex. csv) rather than text format.
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Will the length of the book, the chapter and that of the verse number will remain same ?
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From the string in the text file how you know which is
1. the book name
2. the chapter
3. the vers
what is the database that you are using ?
You need to check for and handle NULL values in your Stored Procedure.