[ad_1] Interfaces are used as a contract for classes that inherit it. This means any public methods/properties you want the interface to expose, must also be exposed in the inherited class. In the case above, you don’t have any public methods/properties exposed in the interface. Let me show you an example. Interface ITest { void … Read more
[ad_1] You cannot assign data to a variable and also return data using single select statement, If you are using @TestKey to retrieve value from another table then you can skip variable and use join to get data from another table, try this SELECT * FROM [Live].[Test] WHERE [_fk_RoadMapKey] = @_fk_RoadMapKey SELECT S.* FROM [Live].[SetofTestGrades] … Read more
[ad_1] It wouldn’t matter much: If you transmit millions of records to the client, then rely on any JS library to do the pagination, you’ll run out-of-memory on the browser soon (if your users are patient to wait for the data to be transferred). You’re rather looking for a mix of server- and client-side pagination … Read more
[ad_1] By means of this, I was able to analyze that serial used in SO is different/same as used in DR. To match so entries with dr entries you can join table b twice, first time take ‘so’ entries then second time take ‘dr’ entries. So you will get “header”, “SoEntry”, “DrEntry”. Then you can … Read more
[ad_1] int q1 (int x[], int &y, int z). You pass a(pointer to the beginning of the array) to q1, so x is a in function q1. In this sense, changing x is changing a. y++. Every iteration, y gets 1 more. So? 8 [ad_2] solved How does c++ think when accessing a function with … Read more
[ad_1] You need the basic date comparion between current date and input date given by the user right? Do it like this: Calendar userDate = Calendar.getInstance(); Calendar currentDate = Calendar.getInstance(); userDate.setTime(inputDate);//here inputDate is date given by the user. if(!userDate.before(currentDate)) { // user date is after current date(today). } else { // user date is before … Read more
[ad_1] I recommend you step back from what you’re doing and take 30 minutes or so to read up on regular expressions. This is a fairly trivial application of them. In JavaScript, you can do it like this: var match, value; match = /\[quote#([^\]]+)\]/.exec(yourString); value = match && match[1]; 5 [ad_2] solved Regex for Javascript … Read more
[ad_1] You are code gives segmentation fault because you are accessing memory after array index size. To debug it I simply added two likes in you code to print n, i , j: if(b[i]<a[i]) { for(j=n;j>=i;j–) { a[j+1]=a[j]; } a[i]=b[i]; n = n+1; “<—- 1 Correction need here” printf(“In IF %d %d %d\n”, i, j, … Read more
[ad_1] This seems like a pretty good example of how to use Google Drive in an Android application. And this is a pretty solid answer on SO on dealing with the same problem. [ad_2] solved How use Google Drive in Android application [closed]
[ad_1] No. There’re not API, or callback, or event, or broadcast to monitor other apps database access. The database itself is just a file in the app data folder, which by definition, no other apps have access to it. [ad_2] solved How to monitor access of database in android? [closed]
[ad_1] Assuming you’re going to Oracle, just set up the statement, parse, and execute. There’s no need to do any binding because you have no bind variables. This is adapted from the PHP documentation of oci_parse: $conn = oci_connect(your username, your password, your database); $stid = oci_parse($conn, ‘UPDATE tableName SET columnName = seq_test_id.NEXTVAL’); oci_execute($stid); 4 … Read more
[ad_1] Oracle Setup: CREATE your_table ( source, target ) AS SELECT ‘0’, ‘1’ FROM DUAL UNION ALL SELECT ‘0’, ‘2’ FROM DUAL UNION ALL SELECT ‘0’, ‘3’ FROM DUAL UNION ALL SELECT ‘1’, ‘1.1’ FROM DUAL UNION ALL SELECT ‘1’, ‘1.2’ FROM DUAL UNION ALL SELECT ‘1’, ‘1.3’ FROM DUAL UNION ALL SELECT ‘2’, ‘2.1’ … Read more
[ad_1] Your .div and .divanimated selectors have the same specificity. Because the .div style is specified after the .divanimated selector it will override all the similar attributes such as animation-name. For this example, you could fix the problem by adding the div class to the .divanimated selector. Your new CSS selector (line 1 of your … Read more
[ad_1] In your CSS you could try using “calc()”. As an example: .my-svg-container { height: calc(100vh – 50px – 40px); width: calc(100vw – 20px – 10px); } Where: Top bar = 50px, Bottom bar = 40px, Left bar = 20px, and Right bar = 10px Should note that this method will only work if you … Read more
[ad_1] This contains a similar password-validation box. You can extract the if-statements inside the JavaScript to really validate the password. $(‘input[type=password]’).focusin(function () { $(‘div.pw-validator’).fadeIn(300); }); $(‘input[type=password]’).focusout(function () { $(‘div.pw-validator’).fadeOut(300); }); $(‘input[type=password]’).keyup(function () { var pw = $(this).val(); if (pw.length >= 8) $(‘.pw-validator span.character-count’).addClass(‘accomplished’); else $(‘.pw-validator span.character-count’).removeClass(‘accomplished’); var hasLowercase = false; var hasUppercase = false; for … Read more