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Anyone willing to take the challenge?
:-)
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Tried to create the class (C# or VB.NET) with SoapUI. That failed, too... DARN IT!
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If the SQL isn't managed directly form the program, then absolutely yes.
But If I'm SURE that the SQL comes only from my code, then I tend to be lenient... :-)
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Yeah... Last time I used Access was in 1996.
After that only SQL Server.
So, yes. the int(10) is far off the correct path. Should be SHORT.
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AAAGH!
You make me feel so old... But you are right.
Working with a LOT of legacy code, one quickly forgets the new (And far better) ways to do things.
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int(10) is not a valid data type.
It's either varchar(10), nvarchar(10) or int
At least in SQL Server
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There are several ways.
The most practical is to use an array, where you can split the data which need to be separated by a known character.
Dim sData as String = ".01|.04|.07"
dim nArray...
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Hello!
I've been trying for quite a long time to configure a SAML Authentication and Assertion system used by Arsenal, which is the agency used by the Regione Veneto (Italy) for the Healthcare...
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Function used to get a single item of information from a table, given a valid query
Example...
Dim Last_Name as String = GetSingleField("SELECT LastName FROM Clients WHERE ID = '" & Client.ID...
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I noticed the "code" tag too late, and posted in the wrong place.
Soooo... I think that as a new entry I did good enough, right?
Hello to everybody!
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I suspected something like this.
Going there. I thought the routine might have been useful for someone.
:-)
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...Here is how you do it. (VB.NET)
Public Function CalculateAge(Birth As DateTime, TodayDate As DateTime) As String
Dim dob As DateTime
dob = Birth
Dim tday As...
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