martin.whitton (7/2/2013)
JAZZ Master (7/2/2013)
martin.whitton (7/2/2013)
Danny Ocean (7/1/2013)
Good question. But i never feel to use "Bitwise AND" (&) in real working scenario. It will good, if anyone come with some real working example. 🙂It provides a neat way of sending multiple options as a single integer parameter.
For example, let's say you have a table called "Locations" with 2 columns, LocationID and Location, containing the following values:
I'm confused. Doesn't 2 (Dublin) and 8 (Berlin) equal 10 not 2 (Dublin) and 4 (Paris)? What am I missing?
Sorry :blush:
You're absolutely right - I should have said Dublin and Berlin.
Oh good. I was beginning to think I did not understand bitwise AND at all!