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Re: C++ ain't dying. People just believe it is because more languages are evolving and besides, many don't have the knowledge capacity to handle C++ so rather than say they don't have the IQ, they say C++ cant handle what they want. | |
Re: [QUOTE]I would have left my car and walked. [/QUOTE] If you did that in my country, trust the government to be very active in towing your car but they would never be proactive to make sure the traffic/street lights work. | |
Re: Look [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/software-development/vbnet/threads/372063"]here[/URL] | |
Re: Talking about difficulty, it may even depend on your level of knowledge. [QUOTE] Currently the hardest I've had to do was to make a chat system between several different computers which are connected via comport cables. Was pretty difficult in my opinion. [/QUOTE] The same chat system may be a … | |
Re: [QUOTE]What is the difference between MySQL and MS SQL? I think they do the same thing but I'm not sure of their differences.[/QUOTE] MySQL is a relational database management system (RDBMS) that runs as a server providing multi-user access to a number of databases. It is named after developer Michael … | |
Re: Give more info on your request and if possible, post some codes on what you've done so we could have a clearer picture | |
Re: [QUOTE=;][/QUOTE] please use the search function for similar threads. | |
Re: picture boxes don't have scrolls if that's what you want | |
Re: It may depend on the context and also the manner in which it was said | |
Re: This should be dependent on what is to be done. But just as Rashakil Fol stated, for starters, PHP would do you good. | |
Re: i really dont see anything wrong with facebook yet | |
Re: [CODE] 'declare connectionstring to server 'assuming your table name where users are stored is called 'Users' 'and the column name to verify a user is called 'username' Dim SelectStmt As String = "SELECT * FROM users WHERE UserName ='" + userNameTextBox.Text + "' and " + _ "Password ='" + … | |
Re: [QUOTE]do i have to replace it with my column name in sql server [/QUOTE] yes you do. That was a sample code given to you by pgmer as he cant say exactly what the columns in your excel sheet are so you have to fix them in. | |
Re: [QUOTE]I have the same temp table declared more than once[/QUOTE] I would advise you try using another name but i would also like to ask if its a local or global temporary table. The reason for this is: Local temporary tables are only available to the current connection to the … | |
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Re: [CODE]'decare connections to server here and commands Dim dc As SqlCommand = New SqlCommand With dc .Connection = con 'con is assumed to be your declared connection string .CommandText = "INSERT INTO tablename" & _ "(column1, column2)" & _ "VALUES ( @value1, @value2)" .Parameters.AddWithValue("@value1", TextBox1.Text) .Parameters.AddWithValue("@Value2", TextBox2.Text) End With con.Open() … | |
Re: [QUOTE]dim str as string dim i as integer [/QUOTE] 'str', and 'i' are declared variables which can hold any values in accordance with their declared datatypes [QUOTE]Private Sub Form_Load() str = Text1.Text i = 0 End Sub[/QUOTE] This code was written under the Form_load event so it means that: the … | |
Re: Why don't you rather do it this way. Use the series as an ID for tracking products then have another column(maybe named 'Number_of_Times_Ordered') and for each time the product is ordered or purchased, the value in the column is incremented by one. This would help prevent unforeseen issues. Like for … | |
Re: [QUOTE=;][/QUOTE] Get your caddies and nannies elsewhere, all i give is techies | |
Re: [QUOTE]I see the "Solved:" prefix is now green but what else have I missed. [/QUOTE] Also noticed this. i did not experience the offline part because i was away for some days. Did i miss anything? | |
Re: [QUOTE]Well i was thinking of learning C as this is very widely used in industry,[/QUOTE] That means you knew widely used programs but still decided to ask what is widely used. one thing is, there is no best. Best can manageably be defined as as function of the application you … | |
Re: First, you should be aware of the resources required. Once you have this in mind, that's a great start. | |
Re: hugo17, you sure did introduce yourself Welcome! | |
Re: Adam_K is correct as usual. Try it out and lets know your result. | |
Re: How come you designed an applications from start to finish without any data testing, then how can you guaranty it works? | |
Re: [QUOTE]would it be better to spread my data across multiple tables or just one?[/QUOTE] Bearing in mind what debasidas and adam_K have said, For such large volume of data, keeping all in one table may cause difficulty when you want to make some update on the database structure and may … | |
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Re: [QUOTE]Maybe it is a video explaining "How to make a simple android application ?" , or videos about any new technologies arrived in the market,or regarding any stuff which you know or which you SEE on any websites like youtube or any other site which you which you think it … | |
Under the 'Hardware & Software menu', we have 'Microsoft Windows' and 'Windows Vista and Windows 7' as sub-menu. After the official release of Windows 8, i think there should be need to accommodate it. | |
Re: [QUOTE]Then its 4, because I know that 1 and 2 are true [/QUOTE] Are you guessing, you're the author of this thread so i believe you should have the answer | |
Re: Can one please get more explanation on this probably from members who have joined. I really want Daniweb on the top list | |
Re: [QUOTE=;][/QUOTE] Its simple, just read books. The truth is, not every detail can be explained to you here. We can help when you have difficulties while working | |
Re: in my own opinion,its more like an internal documentation on your software. You can write about its functionality, the processes it can carry out and how to go about carrying them out. You can also add some troubleshooting methods. In other words, just call it a 'Help File' Goodluck! | |
Re: [QUOTE]I understand where you're coming from though. [/QUOTE] That's all it takes to be happy here......understanding | |
Re: What database? If MS SQL, you can simply use the below query [CODE]Dim StringCount as string = "SELECT COUNT from CourseEnrolled where Course_ID IN (csc01,csc02,csc03)"[/CODE] | |
Re: I had this in mind to ask, thank God i searched. Also, when a member alerts the administrators on a Bad Post, is there a feedback to such member maybe asking for more reasons why the post was flagged as a bad one letting him know the administrators verdict? | |
Re: [QUOTE]My problem is how do I relate these 2 tables? I have primary key Item Code in both tables. I want to make Inventory table as main maybe, and transaction will reference any data from it. [/QUOTE] First, you need to know what primary and foreign keys are: A primary … | |
Re: [QUOTE=;][/QUOTE] Do you get any error message? | |
Re: [QUOTE]I am here to learn and share knowledge [/QUOTE] you sure will | |
Re: [QUOTE]and want to get more knowledge from this community[/QUOTE] Satisfaction guaranteed | |
Re: Another tip: you may need to do periodic scans to endure your PC is safe |
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