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RE: Gadget Day
Hey there....
Love the kitty door... so how do I get a hold of your uncle to get one for my cat?!??!
I like gadets, but there is point where you need...
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RE: Which One Do You Want?
Personally, I don't have a "favorite" car, aside from the one that I drive daily (Toyota Camry), but my partner's uncle restores cars and I think he has a 67...
"Work like you don't need the money;
dance like no one is watching;
sing like no one is listening;
love like you've never been hurt;
and live every day as if it were your last."
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RE: An Is Null Gotcha
Dan,
First of all...Thanks for actually replying to my question (instead of pointing out errors, duplication, etc in my posts/comments) like Remi did
Your..."Work like you don't need the money;
dance like no one is watching;
sing like no one is listening;
love like you've never been hurt;
and live every day as if it were your last."
~ an old Irish proverb -
RE: An Is Null Gotcha
Right... I think the article title mis-lead me (along with a couple of the posts)...
Title should be ISNULL () then!
"Work like you don't need the money;
dance like no one is watching;
sing like no one is listening;
love like you've never been hurt;
and live every day as if it were your last."
~ an old Irish proverb -
RE: An Is Null Gotcha
Hey there...
So you are saying that if I have the following “validation” code at the beginning of my SP (after variable declaration and before INSERT)_, that I should be using...
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sing like no one is listening;
love like you've never been hurt;
and live every day as if it were your last."
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RE: Questions about some error handing code?
Noel,
You lost me here... Are you responding to something in my post.. or to the code in Mike's post (that I was responding to)???
Thanks.
Michelle/Dolphin
"Work like you don't need the money;
dance like no one is watching;
sing like no one is listening;
love like you've never been hurt;
and live every day as if it were your last."
~ an old Irish proverb -
RE: Question of Column Descriptions again???
Jacob,
Great articles, I have them book-marked now, as this question comes up everywhere and about every couple months! I was just about to post some code for you as well,...
"Work like you don't need the money;
dance like no one is watching;
sing like no one is listening;
love like you've never been hurt;
and live every day as if it were your last."
~ an old Irish proverb -
RE: Questions about some error handing code?
Mike,
Thanks for your response!
I thought I had mentioned why I am using 3 SPs (actually 4 if you include the wrapper SP) in an earlier post, or even in the original...
"Work like you don't need the money;
dance like no one is watching;
sing like no one is listening;
love like you've never been hurt;
and live every day as if it were your last."
~ an old Irish proverb -
RE: Questions about some error handing code?
Mike,
Great "gem" from the BOL... sometimes there are things in BOLin clear language!!! That's what I like about the newer .NET docs.. they actually created help that helps.. hopefully they will do...
"Work like you don't need the money;
dance like no one is watching;
sing like no one is listening;
love like you've never been hurt;
and live every day as if it were your last."
~ an old Irish proverb -
RE: Questions about some error handing code?
Noel,
Thanks for your response. I've been in meetings so haven't looked at the other post yet, but I will.
I am aware of how transactions and the variable @@trancount work, I am...
"Work like you don't need the money;
dance like no one is watching;
sing like no one is listening;
love like you've never been hurt;
and live every day as if it were your last."
~ an old Irish proverb -
RE: Nesting transactions/SPs, output parameters, other questions & general chaos :)
Noel,
Thanks... but I've had this article recommended more times than I can count, and I've read it at least that many times as well, if not more
"Work like you don't need the money;
dance like no one is watching;
sing like no one is listening;
love like you've never been hurt;
and live every day as if it were your last."
~ an old Irish proverb -
RE: Nesting transactions/SPs, output parameters, other questions & general chaos :)
Hey there,
Just following up on my post from last Friday afternoon... no one has responded as it likely dropped off the board before anyone saw it.
I could really use some...
"Work like you don't need the money;
dance like no one is watching;
sing like no one is listening;
love like you've never been hurt;
and live every day as if it were your last."
~ an old Irish proverb -
RE: Nesting transactions/SPs and error questions (Part 1)
Lowell,
Thanks for your responses...
I should have mentioned that the problem with my situation (well one of the problems) is that the business logic is...
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dance like no one is watching;
sing like no one is listening;
love like you've never been hurt;
and live every day as if it were your last."
~ an old Irish proverb -
RE: Nesting transactions/SPs and error questions (Part 1)
Mike,
Well.. I developed the "talent of WHY" at a very young age... actually got "asked to leave" Sunday school when I was ~ 5 yrs old b/c I asked why...
"Work like you don't need the money;
dance like no one is watching;
sing like no one is listening;
love like you've never been hurt;
and live every day as if it were your last."
~ an old Irish proverb -
RE: update in a stored procedure
Hi there,
The IF EXISTS has value IF he is trying to validate that the user being updated (based on the parameter @user-id supplied) is in the database. Which is good...
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dance like no one is watching;
sing like no one is listening;
love like you've never been hurt;
and live every day as if it were your last."
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