Posts by ~s.o.s~

rapture -> capture

alter

Holy fire CREATED sacred pagan statues promising life.

You get to visit the graveyard.

I put in a tiger.

break -> rupture

gel - ignite -> boom

Holy fire melted SACRED pagan statues representing life.

By the way -> Red Hot Chilli peppers

Young people tend to make a lot of mistakes.

alley

You get a cock.

I put in a steel rod.

fall

HOLY fire melted worthless silver statues representing life.

So what is

Hey Matty, you changed three letters....;)

calm

work with computers ?

pail

gelatin -> gel

brain which thinks

sale

pastry -> paste

E) When you have nothing better to do than criticize some stupid games played on the message boards.... ;)

GREEDY sin melted worthless silver statues for blood.

Posted ? But I did nothing.

only to find

Indian National Congress - > Politics

You get a lot of viruses.

I put in an orange.

Oh is that

1 * 1 - 1 * 0.5 = 0.5

You just don't use malloc with c++ period. Unless you want undefined behaviour.

That would be only if you use them to allocate memory for non-POD (plain old data). For datatypes like integers, floats etc. you can still use malloc though is much frowned upon in the C++ community.

sin -> taboo

You get a whirlwind.

I put in a bass guitar.

Abandoned glacier-makers melted PRECIOUS silver statues for blood.

money -> necessary evil

Baby, hell just ain't the same without you..

ban

just the way

different things faced

factorial (1) => 1

Overfrozen glacier-makers melted dehydrated silver STATUES for blood.

This happens since the referred column contains numric data and you are trying to substitute it with a string when null is encountered. You just happened to place the TO_CHAR function at the wrong place.

Do something like:

SELECT INITCAP(lastname), INITCAP(firstname), NVL(TO_CHAR(referred), 'test') 
FROM your_table_name ;

Try it out and let me know if it works or not.

Metallica - Fade to Black

Foo Fighters - The deepest blues are black

Hello Jim, welcome to Daniweb :D Hope you enjoy yourself here.

I guess that's all from this side as well... ;)

Hello there my friend, welcome to Daniweb :D

Hope you enjoy yourself here.... ;)

on the way

Is such thing

If your I/O activities are performed by a central class you can be rest assured that at a time only a single class or a class function is writing to a file since the the opening and closing of the file stream would be under the control of the central class.

It would also save you a lot of checks on the file stream to see if they are already open or not since there is a single controlling authority.

All this being said, it all boils down to what and how you are trying to implement your requirements.

OVERFROZEN glacier makers melted dehydrated pink lions for blood.

Happen will things, only when you act towards them.