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Remove Filter  | In a library file (dll) I know you can modify an existing property and the exe continues running without recompiling. If you add properties to the dll class and if it isn't critical that the exe knows about them, would the exe continue working without recompiling? Personally, I'll bet not, …  |
| | OK SQL documentation sucks. I know that, I've known that for years, but it can be helpful and useful at times, so I use it. I thought I remembered correctly what "~" did, but looked it up anyway. I'm reading the usual @#$%, but getting the basic information (While thinking … |
| | I don’t have a problem, but sometimes I just love the way this system works. I got the message {"Cannot convert object of type 'System.Int64' to object of type 'System.Data.SqlTypes.SqlInt32'."} {System.Data.DataException} This was the command System.Data.DataRow dr_Test0 = this.XML_DataSet.Tables[0].NewRow(); I also love how they obfuscate code. Finding the designer code: … |
| | Table1 has clustered PK A, 2 has clustered PK [A,B] and has a foreign key to table1. Both A and B are uniqueidentifiers and when table2 adds a record, B is always set to newid() so B is unique in table2. For each A value, there aren't more than 100 … |
| | I purchased a book that included an evaluation version of 2008 enterprise. I had downloaded SQL 2005 express and had tried to download 2008 which said it succeeded and I was left with 2005. I checked the OS list of supported ones. XP professional is on the list. XP home … |
| | What is the benefit of a bool property that just gets and sets a bool? I know the benefit of only a get property or decisions that need to be made before you set a bool. I've seen examples using just get/set. I don't get it. What harm could making … |
| | How does a property that returns a byte[,] signature have the same parameter types as a function that returns a bool and has a passed byte[,] signature? Here is the command: ...My Documents>csc /target:library /out:CourtneyNumbrs.dll CourtneyNumbrs.cs here is the output: Microsoft (R) Visual C# 2008 Compiler version 3.5.30729.1 for Microsoft … |
| | My name is Ken, over 50, graduated as a mechanical engineer. Days, working as a mechanical engineer --- 0. My wife has a lifetime interest in horses, I could leave them, but I do enjoy being a navigator in something called combined driving. (A three phase event, where only marathon …  |
| | On visual studio watch1 "NumbersLcl(xc, yc)" is 6, "NumbersLcl(x1, y1)" is 7. Both "y1" and "yc" are 0. All variables are byte and NumbersLcl is (2,2) as byte. How can the following statement evaluate as true? If y1 = yc And NumbersLcl(xc, yc) = NumbersLcl(x1, y1) Then isfound = False |
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