Comments by Nagy Vilmos

Nagy Vilmos 24-Sep-21 3:50am View

Noice, Richard's cursors made it easier.

tbf, I didn't know about ROW_NUMBER(), that was the missing function what I needed.

Nagy Vilmos 24-Sep-21 3:49am View

This did it. Sadly I still have around 24k rows with errors. :(

But that's my problem now.

Nagy Vilmos 11-Feb-15 8:04am View

Looks likely, thanks. The css file shouldn't have been there, it contains all the stuff I don't want to move.

Nagy Vilmos 10-Oct-14 4:14am View

Just a few small comment on that:
0. if the user logs in once a year then the count will not be reset.
1. if the login is ms before midnight then the wrong login date will be recorded.

Nagy Vilmos 9-Oct-14 12:19pm View

Correct, because as it stands I'm looking for ideas. I'm not after a /this is the right and true way/ I want ideas so that I can go off and fup things.

Nagy Vilmos 9-May-14 8:32am View

... and now you're doing it!

Nagy Vilmos 11-Feb-14 8:24am View

Not really what I'm after, the two side bars could be percentage, but I really wanted to have them fixed width.

Nagy Vilmos 16-Jan-14 5:27am View

// skip ...
is a comment, add the if statement AFTER setting temp.
The reason, as in the comment, is to skip past sending the data back to the originator.

Nagy Vilmos 15-Jan-14 9:41am View

see the updated solution

Nagy Vilmos 15-Jan-14 8:23am View

The point is that line sends the data BACK. Leave the code AS IT WAS and just run an extra client on the server.

Nagy Vilmos 15-Jan-14 7:45am View

It's the line
try{tempOut.write(byteArray, 0, q);}catch (IOException e){}

Nagy Vilmos 19-Dec-13 5:20am View

As per Richard, provide the context and we'll try to help. What 'server' are you talking about? Without that tiny detail no one will be able to help.

Nagy Vilmos 8-Nov-13 4:39am View

Yes, the prepared statement class does all that for you, it prevents the old Bobby Tables problem.

Nagy Vilmos 7-Nov-13 10:52am View

I've deleted your duplicate response below.
Richard has been warned too, but your original answer added nothing to the previously posted answer. In future, please read the already posted responses and only create another answer if you have a different solution. If your solution is the same, a comment will suffice.
If you want to build a reputation, do it through original and incitful answers, rewriting others' content is known as 'plagiarism' and is not appreciated.

Nagy Vilmos 7-Nov-13 6:35am View

Is there an error message?

Nagy Vilmos 30-Oct-13 12:54pm View

Reason for my vote of 1 \n This requires proprietary software. Not good.

Nagy Vilmos 19-Sep-13 8:05am View

Hmm, I;m feeling nice so I answered. But really this is a trivial problem resolved by simply searching.

Nagy Vilmos 13-Sep-13 7:10am View

I wanted to try the reply button ;)

Nagy Vilmos 14-Aug-13 4:12am View

No commercials please.

Nagy Vilmos 5-Aug-13 10:36am View

Reason for my vote of 1 \n Plagarised

Nagy Vilmos 7-Jun-13 6:36am View

Sorry, we don't write other people's code.

Nagy Vilmos 6-Jun-13 6:25am View

I think I'm moving away from the 8 million thread model to a smaller thread per agent model. I have a test bench that I can, err, test with. If that goes FUBAR then I'll need at least a thread per worker.

Nagy Vilmos 24-May-13 7:29am View

Same applies. A little research will give you the basics of what you want and then go on from there. Re-inventing the wheel is mostly a pointless exercise.

Nagy Vilmos 18-Apr-13 7:38am View

How do you recruit samples anyway?

Nagy Vilmos 15-Mar-13 3:08am View

Yes it will help. The idea is that he should try a bit of research before posting. There is no question just a request for code.

Nagy Vilmos 25-Feb-13 4:31am View

You need to ask questions in English here. I have translated your question [using http://translate.google.com/#auto/en/] but you might want to check it still means the same.

Nagy Vilmos 19-Feb-13 5:57am View

Reason for my vote of 5 \n Very good, right level of detail.
Could do with more sheep though.

Nagy Vilmos 6-Feb-13 8:49am View

I have looked at that and it is helping me a bit.
My issue is a design thing. The development is in Java as it is supposedly to run on Linux as well as Windows.

Nagy Vilmos 4-Feb-13 5:02am View

Thanks.

Nagy Vilmos 25-Jan-13 4:25am View

No information in this that can be answered.

Nagy Vilmos 24-Jan-13 7:45am View

This is why I put all four together, it's a POP.

Nagy Vilmos 24-Jan-13 6:59am View

That's four questions you've asked. These are very simple Java principles, please re-read your course books and speak to your teacher if you cannot do these problems.

Nagy Vilmos 24-Jan-13 6:47am View

This, and the other two 'questions' are very dubious and appear to be homework.
I will delete the other two and move them here.

Nagy Vilmos 19-Dec-12 4:07am View

According to the page you've linked to, follow the File menu, open Settings, then click Plugins and Browse repositories. Which part can't you do?

Nagy Vilmos 18-Dec-12 4:02am View

Simply put, no. We are all willing to help, but we won't write your code for you; well I wont.

30 seconds on Google, other search engines are available, should give you a good starting example.

Nagy Vilmos 30-Nov-12 5:34am View

A little bit of code may help, or are you expecting us to be telepathic.

Nagy Vilmos 31-Oct-12 6:02am View

I didn't see that duplicate, stupid hamsters.
Removed now.

Nagy Vilmos 23-Oct-12 10:00am View

Mark, you told him the secret!

Nagy Vilmos 23-Oct-12 8:26am View

Txtspk will get you no where here. The clearer the language we use, the easier it is for others to understand and help.

Nagy Vilmos 31-Aug-12 3:55am View

Reason for my vote of 1
The correct spelling is p-l-a-g-i-a-r-i-s-m.

Nagy Vilmos 29-Aug-12 6:29am View

Better to use isAssignableFrom as that allows for future sub-classes without needing to re-write the code.

Nagy Vilmos 29-Aug-12 6:28am View

Not you, but Torsten. He has a habit of telling people to do things a different way.

Looking at your code, it should be okay and is a sensible approach. It is better to have several small specialised classed then one big monolith class. What you are doing with two graphs could be done more simply, but as soon as you start adding more graphs the complexity will grow to an unmanageable state.

Nagy Vilmos 29-Aug-12 6:14am View

If you had read the code, you'd have seen a simple error.
Try and answer the question rather than impart you colossal intellect upon us mere mortals.

Nagy Vilmos 22-Aug-12 11:16am View

Probably only need the first 50, but it doesn't cost much in resources so 256 is as good a choice as any other seeing as it is a single byte.

Nagy Vilmos 22-Aug-12 5:58am View

My C++ coding in anger ended about 15 years ago. Now I prefer managed code - C# or Java. Heck, I'd go back to VB before returning to C++.

Nagy Vilmos 21-Aug-12 13:41pm View

Back in lovely London looking for a job.

Nagy Vilmos 30-Jul-12 4:09am View

As I said to CG, I am pretty okay with the date part. In fact the toLocale* methods are more than enough as I am only interested in formatting to the machines language and/or location.

Where I am struggling is to find a decent number formatting routine.

Nagy Vilmos 30-Jul-12 4:07am View

I'll have to ding you there. toLocaleString() gives the date & time, toLocaleDateString() gives just the date, which I am more interested in and toLocaleTimeString() just the time part.
But the part I am flummoxed by is a similar thing for numbers.

Nagy Vilmos 26-Jul-12 3:59am View

Thanks SA, I'll have to learn more about PHP then I'm happy about X|

Nagy Vilmos 25-Jul-12 12:15pm View

Reason for my vote of 5
Nice John, but next time add a bit more bacon.

Nagy Vilmos 7-Jul-12 15:17pm View

I for the spam link.

Nagy Vilmos 7-Jul-12 15:17pm View

I for the spam link.