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How to check if a function exists on a SQL database

I need to find out if a function exists on a database, so that I can drop it and create it again. It should basically be something like the following code that I use for stored procedures: ...
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Having a private branch of a public repo on GitHub?

I have a public PHP project in a GitHub repo, which contains just one branch (master). 4 Answers ...
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How assignment works with Python list slice?

Python doc says that slicing a list returns a new list. Now if a "new" list is being returned I've the following questions related to "Assignment to slices" ...
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How to upgrade Eclipse for Java EE Developers?

Is there any non-painful way to upgrade an Eclipse installation? I have tried browsing the eclipse site but I cannot find an useful description. ...
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How to set child process' environment variable in Makefile

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how to use “AND”, “OR” for RewriteCond on Apache?

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How to bind multiple values to a single WPF TextBlock?

I'm currently using the TextBlock below to bind the value of a property named Name : 4 Answers ...
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When to use valueChangeListener or f:ajax listener?

... The valueChangeListener will only be invoked when the form is submitted and the submitted value is different from the initial value. It's thus not invoked when only the HTML DOM change event is fired. If you would like to submit the...
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Check if a string contains one of 10 characters

I'm using C# and I want to check if a string contains one of ten characters, *, &, # etc etc. 6 Answers ...
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How to use the 'sweep' function

When I look at the source of R Packages, i see the function sweep used quite often. Sometimes it's used when a simpler function would have sufficed (e.g., apply ), other times, it's impossible to know exactly what it's is doing without spending a fair amount of time to step through the code block...