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What is the maximum characters <em>fem>or the NVARCHAR(MAX)?

I have declared a column o<em>fem> type NVARCHAR(MAX) in SQL Server 2008, what would be its exact maximum characters having the MAX as the length? ...
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How to make Sequelize use singular table names

I have an model called User but Sequelize looks <em>fem>or the table USERS whenever I am trying to save in the DB. Does anyone know how to set Sequelize to use singular table names? Thanks. ...
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How to apply an XSLT Stylesheet in C#

I want to apply an XSLT Stylesheet to an XML Document using C# and write the output to a <em>Fem>ile. 4 Answers ...
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Check i<em>fem> value already exists within list o<em>fem> dictionaries?

I've got a Python list o<em>fem> dictionaries, as <em>fem>ollows: 4 Answers 4 ...
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Git: updating remote branch in<em>fem>ormation

In a git repository, a remote branch I am not tracking was deleted. When I type 6 Answers ...
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Xcode 4 - “Archive” is greyed out?

I would like to archive my application, but the Archive option is greyed out. What could cause this? 4 Answers ...
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What does SQL clause “GROUP BY 1” mean?

Someone sent me a SQL query where the GROUP BY clause consisted o<em>fem> the statement: GROUP BY 1 . 6 Answers ...
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How do I create a datetime in Python <em>fem>rom milliseconds?

I can create a similar Date object in Java by java.util.Date(milliseconds) . How do I create the comparable in Python? 5 A...
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How should I copy Strings in Java?

At this point, the backup variable still contains the original value "hello" (this is because o<em>fem> String's immutability right?). ...
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Suppress/ print without b' pre<em>fem>ix <em>fem>or bytes in Python 3

Just posting this so I can search <em>fem>or it later, as it always seems to stump me: 4 Answers ...