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Executing a command stored in a variable from PowerShell

I have a command that I have build and stored in a variable in PowerShell. This command works if I do a Write-Host and copy and paste into a standard cmd.exe window. ...
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What is the Oracle equivalent of SQL Server's IsNull() function?

In SQL Server we can type IsNull() to determine if a field is null. Is there an equivalent function in PL/SQL? 4 Answers...
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How do you get the width and height of a multi-dimensional array?

... You use Array.GetLength with the index of the dimension you wish to retrieve. share | improve this answer | ...
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jquery-ui sortable | How to get it work on iPad/touchdevices?

How do I get the jQuery-UI sortable feature working on iPad and other touch devices? 3 Answers ...
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Regex how to match an optional character

I have a regex that I thought was working correctly until now. I need to match on an optional character. It may be there or it may not. ...
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Find the extension of a filename in Ruby

I'm working on the file upload portion of a Rails app. Different types of files are handled differently by the app. 4 Answ...
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How to sort the result from string_agg()

... With postgres 9.0+ you can write: select string_agg(product,' | ' order by product) from "tblproducts" Details here. share | improve this ans...
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What is the difference between t.belongs_to and t.references in rails?

...t words? It seems to me they do the same thing? Tried some Google search, but find no explanation. 1 Answer ...
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Specify pane percentage in tmuxinator project

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Rails: where does the infamous “current_user” come from?

I've been looking around recently into Rails and notice that there are a lot of references to current_user . Does this only come from Devise? and do I have to manually define it myself even if I use Devise? Are there prerequisites to using current_user (like the existence of sessions, users, etc)...