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The visitor design pattern enables us to create new operations to be performed on an existing structure. The new operations don’t change the

Asynchronous Programming in JavaScript

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The evolution of asynchronous programming in JavaScript: callbacks, promises, async/await

Service Contract in WCF

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Service contract means the collective mechanisms by which a service’s capabilities and requirements are specified for its consumers. We must say that

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Visitor Pattern

14 Jan 2014 by ASP.NET Community

The visitor design pattern enables us to create new operations to be performed on an existing structure. The new operations don’t change the

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What is the mean of these ( : , := ,^ , =^ ) in pascal ?

29 Dec 2013 by Richard MacCutchan

Google finds http://www.amath.unc.edu/sysadmin/DOC4.0/pascal/lang_ref/ref_assign.doc.html[^] among others. MSDN has http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/x04xhy0h.aspx[^].

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Asynchronous Programming in JavaScript

6 Jul 2021 by Gerd Wagner

The evolution of asynchronous programming in JavaScript: callbacks, promises, async/await

stored procedure using like operator [error]

13 Jun 2013 by OriginalGriff

I suspect that you actually want to say something along the lines of:UPDATE tblsummaryIMPORT SET status = 'for payment' WHERE status=@status AND promocode LIKE '%without loan%'Having a SELECT statement before the UPDATE does not restrict the records updated to those returned by the SELECT -...

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Split a string in mvc

19 Oct 2012 by Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov

Modify it like this:string[] strTemp = strHeader .Split(new char[]{ ';', '|', }, System.StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries);Good luck,—SA

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How to Read Office 2003 exce in C#.Net using Microsoft.Office.Interop.dll 11.0 version dll

4 Jan 2013 by Josh Hawley

I think what you are trying to say is that you have temp.xls open in Excel, and you are trying to open the file again without using read only mode? Excel keeps track of what files are open and in what modes. It will allow the file to be opened multiple times in read only mode, but only one can...

stored procedure using like operator [error]

13 Jun 2013 by Member 10033107

Hi everyone!I am creating a a stored procedure using like operator and i have an error in my command which is the table name is tblsummaryIMPORT.. in doing this command that will able to change the status that triggers from the promocode having its value with loan and with loan so i've use...

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How to calculate productivity

10 Sep 2013 by Member 10265811

Hi to calculate productivity. My agents takes 35 calls with an aht of 6 mins (including hold, acd and acw time) and for rest of the time they are sitting n waiting for calls

How to calculate productivity

10 Sep 2013 by Ron Beyer

Utilized time / available time = utilization ratioSo lets say they have an 8 hour day, during that day they get a 1 hour lunch and 2 15 minute breaks, so they have an available time if 6.5 hours. If they answer 35 calls at 6 minutes a piece that is 210 minutes or 3.5 hours. 3.5/6.5 = 54%

How to calculate productivity

10 Sep 2013 by Member 10265811

Thanks a lot Ron Beyer. It helped me and it cleared my doubt. But i have one more quick question for you. Now how will u calculate occupancy based on the above scenario (just breaking up the stats (4.5 mins Talktime, 1 min hold time and .5 min acw) and the difference between productivity and...

Service Contract in WCF

11 Oct 2013 by ASP.NET Community

Service contract means the collective mechanisms by which a service’s capabilities and requirements are specified for its consumers. We must say that

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What is the mean of these ( : , := ,^ , =^ ) in pascal ?

29 Dec 2013 by hor_313

HiI want to know what is the mean of these operators in pascal language , and what is the equal of them in C language ?Thank you

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Unable to save or update data in access database .. getting respose=0 after ExecuteNonQuery operation

16 Dec 2014 by Member 11248655

HERE IS MY INSERT BUTTON CODE private void btn_save_Click_1(object sender, EventArgs e) { string dt = Convert.ToDateTime(dateTimePicker1.Text.ToString()).ToShortDateString(); int polfnum = 0; con.Close(); try { ...

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Unable to save or update data in access database .. getting respose=0 after ExecuteNonQuery operation

16 Dec 2014 by OriginalGriff

If you are getting a message box, then the message should explain the problem: if you aren't then the UPDATE request is likely to be caused by the WHERE condition not matching the actual data exactly: check for whitespace and that the value is exactly what you expect.And for your own sake:...

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Unable to save or update data in access database .. getting respose=0 after ExecuteNonQuery operation

21 Dec 2014 by Maciej Los

Please, carefully, read solution1. There you'll find note about possible issues.MS Access database does not know the meaning of @dt statement. To properly set named parameter, see these: PARAMETERS Declaration (Microsoft Access SQL)[^]Tips and Techniques for Queries in Access...

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Performing operations on JSON file and saving the new arrays to the original JSON file.

12 Dec 2015 by AdamDedanga

You find the JSON-file here: drydo.com/crawler/files/json/data.jsonScroll to the bottom of the JSON-file to find the data structure. Go back up in the file and look for position to find the column labels.This is the code I've done so far. I began to write in Javascript, although I...

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Performing operations on JSON file and saving the new arrays to the original JSON file.

12 Dec 2015 by Garth J Lancaster

There's nothing to stop you traversing your data as you have started off doing - except I think you'll find it complex to derive your stats You dont indicate a 'language' you are using - it seems from your fragment you're using ? ASP.Net or JavaScript or ?The approach I would take is (if...

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Create a operational status RSS

28 Feb 2017 by Patrice T

We do not do your HomeWork.HomeWork is not set to test your skills at begging other people to do your work, it is set to make you think and to help your teacher to check your understanding of the courses you have taken and also the problems you have at applying them. Any failure of you will...

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Change & release management and legal requirements

17 May 2021 by pkaelin

Has anyone some experience when it comes to change & release management and legal, compliance or audit requirements (country dependent)? Can you share some of your legal (country dependent), compliance or audit requirements? We already have a...

Change & release management and legal requirements

12 May 2021 by SeanChupas

As Richard said, you need to consult a lawyer. I would not trust any legal advice that you find on this site.

Fixing ‘Search fields undefined’ Error When Generating Source Code for a Scriptcase Gridview

7 May 2023 by ToughDev

How to fix ‘Search fields undefined’ error when generating source code for a Scriptcase gridview

Visitor Pattern

19 Oct 2013 by ASP.NET Community

The visitor design pattern enables us to create new operations to be performed on an existing structure. The new operations don’t change the

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CRUD Operations using LINQ Entities

11 Jul 2009 by Shivprasad koirala

CRUD operations using LINQ Entities

What is the difference between(*char) and (char*) ?

14 Jan 2014 by CPallini

As far as I know (*char), (*float) are noty valid C constructs.(char *) and (float *) are used to cast respectively to pointer to char and pointer to float, e.g. char * pc = (char *) malloc( 100 ); char * pf = (float *) malloc( 100 * sizeof(float));int(*p)[3]; declares p as a...

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What is the mean of these ( : , := ,^ , =^ ) in pascal ?

29 Dec 2013 by OriginalGriff

We do not do your homework: it is set for a reason. It is there so that you think about what you have been told, and try to understand it. It is also there so that your tutor can identify areas where you are weak, and focus more attention on remedial action.Try it yourself, you may find it...

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How to Read Office 2003 exce in C#.Net using Microsoft.Office.Interop.dll 11.0 version dll

2 Jan 2013 by LakshmiSimham

Hi,We are developing one Application in c#.Net.we are using Office2003 , VS 2010 and 4.0 Framework.In My Application Excel files reading ,Writing and creating sheets.we have problems in development.1. At the time of App Reading Excel file. We are trying to open another file (not...

How to "Monitor Data Changes in SQL Server Tables with Triggers"

7 Aug 2023 by zidane168

Use SQL triggers to keep track of the changes made to your data

Split a string in mvc

19 Oct 2012 by ♥…ЯҠ…♥

Hi all,I want to split a string in mvc,for examplestring strHeader = "Rk | Prabakar ; Mani | Kandan ; Suraj | Kumar;"string[] strTemp = strHeader .Split(';');foreach(var a in strTemp){ for (int i = 0; i

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What is the difference between(*char) and (char*) ?

14 Jan 2014 by hor_313

Hi I want to know is there any difference between (*char) and (char*) , (*float) and (float*) and simillars?Also what is then difference between these codes :int(*p)[3];andint *p[3];Thank you !

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