"Life" the board game, or "Life" the breakfast cereal?

Hopefully, this was an interview question.

I mentioned capers because of a surreal scene from the movie/book "Hannibal", but that makes my search irrelevant.

Packing now.

(I haven't volunteered for the 14th because...

Alvin, taking your brain may have to wait until I can find a store that carries capers.

Do we still have an open date that needs a presenter?

Have saw, will travel. See you in 2 hours, Alvin.

Speaking of this, I presented at a Developers code camp the other day and had an absolute blast. I've got 12-15 people in a room and none of them knew...

That's correct. If you need to pass along formatting attributes, you might consider XML as an alternative to CSV.

CSV is a file format, not an application.

I am suggesting you write an excel macro to open the file and then Bold everything you want highlighted. ...

Display attributes are properly handled on the client side. If Excel is the target application, I would suggest creating an Excel macro to handle it.

Agreed, CSVs have no inherent formatting.

But if you are going to display data in a web browser, or anything that recognizes HTML, you just wrap it in <b>bold</b> tags.

WayneS (10/1/2010)

I've been having...

You got it !! A+ 😀

A good practice is to define a variable (I always use @rc.) and set it to the value...

I don't see a good way to get there with a cte. You want recursion with a while loop or a cursor, that assigns values to...

I wont let me post the code. Not in that thread and not here. Something about a gateway timeout error.

Okay... it just let me post a short reply. Let me try to put the code back in.