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Good day, I am having trouble with the computation in SQL. i want to subtract the intStock and the intTotal_OutBound_items to just to get the items available. here is my SP.. INSERT INTO CO09_Report ( intMaterial ,txtDescription ,txtMaterial_Type ,txtATP_check ,intDelivering_Plant ,intOrder_Quantity ,isHeld_by_Finance ,isRejected_OOS ,isRejected_Others ,intOpen_Order_Quantity ,intOrder_Quantity_NKA ,intOrder_Quantity_RKA ,intOrder_Quantity_Others ,intStock ,intDSD_Delivery … |
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pls help.. I have a to create a timecard calculator. it goes this way txtbox1 is for their 1st in txtbox2 is for their 1st out textbox3 is for the difference of txtbox1 and textbox2 txtbox4 is for their 2st in txtbox5 is for their 2st out textbox6 is for … |
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Hello, i am trying to figure out what i did wrong. i am trying to add a subtraction flag to my current 32 bit adder, and i keep getting the incorrect output back. For example, if the user enters: input 32 bits: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 … |
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Hello programmers out there :) Im currently having problems with allowing the "-" in my TextBox. [B](Im using Visual Studio 2010)[/B] Im kinda new to programming, thats why this code looks messy. [CODE]void Form1::textBox9_KeyPress(System::Object^ sender, System::Windows::Forms::KeyPressEventArgs^ e) { if(!Char::IsDigit(e->KeyChar) && (e->KeyChar != 0x08) && (e->KeyChar != 0x6D)) e->Handled = true; … |
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so i know how to add the numbers in a list recursively [CODE] def ListSum(list): if list = []: return 0 else: return list[0] + ListSum(list[1:]) [/CODE] but how would i go about subtracting a list from a list using recursion? does anyone know how/ where i could go to … |
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