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  • RE: Stored procedure parameters

    joncooney73 (8/13/2009)


    You would ASSUME 'range of values' implies string length here. Obviously it doesn't.

    I don't believe so. The range of numeric values is limited because the datatype is limited....

  • RE: Stored procedure parameters

    Slick84 (8/10/2009)


    So...why exactly is this happening? I thought the whole 'This is a test string' without the quotes would show up in my result-set.

    If you'll notice, the parameter to the...

  • RE: Stored procedure parameters

    I've been burnt by this "feature" too often to not recognize it! It took me hours to track down an issue cause by a string truncation that was being...

  • RE: Good for the Goose

    Paul Thornett (8/7/2009)


    IMHO, working (unpaid) overtime on a regular basis because it's expected or required is folly and madness.

    I couldn't agree more. One company I worked at previously though...

  • RE: Good for the Goose

    Being in IT all of my career, I've worked quite a bit of overtime in my day. I've always given 125% and was willing to do what was necessary...

  • RE: Conversion Fun

    I don't believe that isnumeric looks at the string as a whole, but as the individual characters in the string. I think it's a rather broad assertion that the...

  • RE: Building an API

    Paul (8/4/2009)


    Aaron: My point about the class alternative was that it's just that; an alternative. You could use either, actually I normally use both, (database objects and classes), as they...

  • RE: Building an API

    Paul (8/4/2009)


    Although you don't need to use stored procs to have an API - us developers, (yes I am one), also have utility classes that provide the same sort of...

  • RE: Building an API

    Are you sure you weren't listening in on our development meeting the other day? We talked about both using FogBugz and developing stored procedures to use as an API...

  • RE: The Reading Poll

    Nicole Bowman (7/29/2009)


    We currently pay about AU$25-$35 for a new paperback fiction book.

    It certainly doesn't make any sense why books would be that expensive for you! Obviously if you...

  • RE: The Reading Poll

    Grant Fritchey (7/31/2009)


    Too bad I couldn't do the same for She Who Must Be Obeyed. Every book I've recommended her to read has come back looking like she chewed on...

  • RE: The Reading Poll

    Matt Miller (7/27/2009)


    It really should be possible to hold onto the documents you paid for outside of the period of the class, and yet - a full 1/3 of the...

  • RE: The Reading Poll

    GSquared (7/27/2009)


    On DR, I think Amazon should have told people what was going on, but I think they did what they had to on pulling the material back. I'm...

  • RE: The Reading Poll

    JJ B (7/24/2009)


    I had to start a list (database) for self preservation. I read so many, I can't keep track and I found myself buying the same books that...

  • RE: The Reading Poll

    Terri (7/24/2009)


    Lots of libraries around the country use the service called Overdrive. I never used it until now because I have an iPod and until last month you couldn't...

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