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How to Begin with PL/SQL development?
I am the Oracle novice, and I hope that somebody will be able to help me. I want to create a simple database using PL/SQL, and I installed Personal Edition 8i on my home machine. I designed E-R model, and now I want to create the corresponding data structure using PL/SQL. How can I do that? When...- alexregistry
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- Forum: Oracle: All versions
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Disaster: I cannot log on Win2000
Thanks a lot guys. Best Regards, Alex- alexregistry
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows
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Disaster: I cannot log on Win2000
After the installation of Service Pack 1 for Win2000 I experienced some <br>problems with my firewall software, so I decided to uninstall SP1.<br>Since then I cannot log on my machine always having the same (warning) <br>message:<br>The system cannot log you on now because the domain...- alexregistry
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows
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BSTR <-> char* conversion(s) (implemented as C++ class)
char* <-> BSTR<br>wchar_t* <-> BSTR<br>wchar_t* <-> char*<br><br>Can I have all these conversions in one single class?- alexregistry
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- Forum: C++
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BSTR <-> char* conversion(s) (implemented as C++ class)
Hi all,<br><br>I tried to find the article where Don Box discusses many variations of <br>BSTR <-> char* conversion. I desperately need it.<br><br>Can any one send me that article from MSJ August 1995 Interfaces and the Registry/GetActiveObject Vs. MFC?<br><br>Anybody has code on this...- alexregistry
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- Forum: C++
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BSTR <-> char* conversion(s) (implemented as C++ class)
Hi all,<br><br>I tried to find the article where Don Box discusses many variations of <br>BSTR <-> char* conversion. I desperately need it.<br><br>Can any one send me that article from MSJ August 1995 Interfaces and the Registry/GetActiveObject Vs. MFC?<br><br>Anybody has code on this...- alexregistry
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- Forum: DCOM / COM
