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Reply To: Are the posted questions getting worse?
Dennis Jensen wrote:In fact C can be as fast or faster than Assembler and I think this is partially because of highly advanced compilers for C.
As C compiles into an Assembly...
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Reply To: Are the posted questions getting worse?
below86 wrote:If you ever had to deal with Assembler then COBOL would look like the futuristic flying car. When I was in college they taught us both Assembler and COBOL. ...
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Reply To: Help with a SQL Unpivot
Phil Parkin wrote:Maybe this?
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS #Data;
CREATE TABLE #Data
(
CLNUM INT
,Model INT
,CLSTATUS CHAR(1)
,CLSTATDATE DATE
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Reply To: Are the posted questions getting worse?
Jeffrey Williams wrote:COBOL is no different and is barely older than Oracle and SQL Server.
COBOL 1959, Oracle 1979, SQL Server 1989
For computing 1959 is very early, in 1960 there were fewer than 2,000...
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Reply To: Are the posted questions getting worse?
Lynn Pettis wrote:Having supported a COBOL application for over 10 years, COBOL is a good language. Yes, it is wordy compared to modern programming languages, but that doesn't mean it isn't...
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Reply To: Can someone help me with following error?
Are you running the install as an administrator?
The error is to do with permissions to write to the registry.
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Reply To: How to Improve Database Design to Speed Up SQL Queries
Muskan wrote:Improving database design can have a significant impact on the speed of SQL queries. Here are some tips to optimize your database design and enhance query performance:
- Indexing: Proper...
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Reply To: Are the posted questions getting worse?
Dennis Jensen wrote:Okay I know enough about Python to know that it is not nearly as fast to use as straight C especially if you are doing it in MS Windows...
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