thanx
i implemented it with (start.days-date.days) mod 14 == 0 which is faster,
but my idea to ask this was if there might be a more generic solution
anyways...
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hi, i have this strange problem - how to detect if a date is in a bi-weekly schedule with another date?
i mean - if, say, May 16th will be part of a schedule starting Jan 1, Jan 15, Jan 29, Feb 12 etc ... ?
thanks !
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I have a quite large table (about 70 mln rows, MySQL 5.0.18 on a linux box) and when i try to delete some records from it I started getting this message:
what should i do ?
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what does this error mean?
we had some problems with mysql and now we cant write anything to the database.
mysql 5.018 on a linux box
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thank you, guys!
im surprised that overiding the class is the only way though :(
by the way - chip: how does this ensure that the handler is called only once? from what i see what you've posted calls each registered handler as many times as it's been added
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how can i check if Click has not already been wired with a method in order to avoid multiple invoking of controlButton_StopClick ?
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thats not entirely true: you can have user sessions, just add the enablesession attribute to the web method, like this:
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i posted the solution to the origin of the js library (http://www.guru4.net/articoli/javascript-soap-client/), but i guess it wont do harm to post it here as well ...
basically my modification takes into account that firefox has different behavior with large soap results than IE or Opera (as I...
it turned out firefox handled the result xml differently than IE and Opera, so I had to make a fix to the soapclient.js
thanx for your suggestion, it turned out that because of this feature of firefox it indeed returned an object (array actually) that could only be resolved to [object Object]...
hi, im using a library for soap calls from http://www.guru4.net/articoli/javascript-soap-client/
but i have a problem with it not fully working in FireFox, namely - after this call
return SOAPClient._node2object(node, wsdl);
the object o
var o = null;
o = SOAPClient._soapresult2object(nd[0]...
in MySQL there is this syntax for using a single insert for multiple records:
INSERT INTO x (a,b)
VALUES
('1', 'one'),
('2', 'two'),
('3', 'three')
is there similar syntax in MS SQL Server 2000 ?
i came up with
insert (a, b)
select '1', 'one'
union
select '2', 'two'
union
select '3'...
hmm, sorry -
it looks like you have something else in mind, for which a different example is needed:
declare @rez1 varchar(1000)
select @rez1 = case when (1 > 2 OR 3 < 4) then '1'
when 2 > 1 then '2'
end
select @rez1
declare @rez2 varchar(1000)
select @rez2 = case when @rez1 = '1' then '1!'...
yes, it is possible
check this:
select case when (1 > 2 OR 3 < 4) then '1'
when 2 > 1 then '2'
end
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Marty, thank you too,
it looks like we'll have better luck in .net 2.0
until then ... may be there is a way to handle the problem, but my schedule does not allow to investigate further :(
good luck!
Esdee
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I have tried the approach in the article posted by cappmgr and also here http://www.codeguru.com/Csharp/.NET/net_asp/article.php/c5357, but it seems that wont do for me:
i rewrote my pages to inherit from IHttpAsyncHandler and then i use an async delegate to do the work, but i stay on the same...
i do a document.getElementById and pass the desired id as an argument to the function, something like
divTag = document.getElementById(id1)
divTag.innerHtml = ....
thank you :)
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