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How do I put an 'if clause' in an SQL string?
...rder_status = 'COMPLETED'
WHERE purchaseOrder_ID = '@purchaseOrder_ID' and
not exists (SELECT *
FROM itemsOrdered WHERE purchaseOrder_ID = '@purchaseOrdered_ID' AND status = 'PENDING'
)
However, I might guess that you are looping at a higher...
How do I prompt for Yes/No/Cancel input in a Linux shell script?
I want to pause input in a shell script, and prompt the user for choices.
The standard Yes , No , or Cancel type question.
How do I accomplish this in a typical bash prompt?
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Any way to Invoke a private method?
I have a class that uses XML and reflection to return Object s to another class.
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Fastest hash for non-cryptographic uses?
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CRC32 is pretty fast and there's a function for it: http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.crc32.php
But you should be aware that CRC32 will have more collisions than MD5 or even SHA-1 hashes, simply because of the reduced length (32 bits compare...
How to convert timestamps to dates in Bash?
I need a shell command or script that converts a Unix timestamp to a date. The input can come either from the first parameter or from stdin, allowing for the following usage patterns:
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What is the Scala identifier “implicitly”?
...ave seen a function named implicitly used in Scala examples. What is it, and how is it used?
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Casting a variable using a Type variable
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Here is an example of a cast and a convert:
using System;
public T CastObject<T>(object input) {
return (T) input;
}
public T ConvertObject<T>(object input) {
return (T) Convert.ChangeType(input, typeof(T));
}
Edit:
Some p...
Run a Docker image as a container
... answered Aug 28 '13 at 21:14
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How to Iterate over a Set/HashSet without an Iterator?
...accessing the underlying structure that holds the data through reflection, and replicating the code provided by Set#iterator...
– assylias
Sep 17 '12 at 8:46
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Merging dictionaries in C#
...ary(group => group.Key, group => group.First());
It's a bit ugly - and inefficient - but it's the quickest way to do it in terms of code. (I haven't tested it, admittedly.)
You could write your own ToDictionary2 extension method of course (with a better name, but I don't have time to think ...