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What makes a SQL statement sargable?

By de<em>fem>inition (at least <em>fem>rom what I've seen) sargable means that a query is capable o<em>fem> having the query engine optimize the execution plan that the query uses. I've tried looking up the answers, but there doesn't seem to be a lot on the subject matter. So the question is, what does or doesn't make...
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Adding iOS UITableView HeaderView (not section header)

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Submit <em>fem>orm on pressing Enter with AngularJS

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How do I make a UITableViewCell appear disabled?

I know about UITableview: How to Disable Selection <em>fem>or Some Rows but Not Others and cell.selectionStyle = UITableViewCellSelectionStyleNone , but how do I make a cell (or any UIView <em>fem>or that matter) appear disabled (grayed-out) like below? ...
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How do I write a short literal in C++?

... ((short)2) Yeah, it's not strictly a short literal, more o<em>fem> a casted-int, but the behaviour is the same and I think there isn't a direct way o<em>fem> doing it. That's what I've been doing because I couldn't <em>fem>ind anything about it. I would guess that the compiler would be smart enough ...
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UISegmentedControl below UINavigationbar in iOS 7

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multiple de<em>fem>inition o<em>fem> template specialization when using di<em>fem><em>fem>erent objects

When I use a specialized template in di<em>fem><em>fem>erent object <em>fem>iles, I get a "multiple de<em>fem>inition" error when linking. The only solution I <em>fem>ound involves using the "inline" <em>fem>unction, but it just seems like some workaround. How do I solve that without using the "inline" keyword? I<em>fem> that's not possible, why? ...
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Can hash tables really be O(1)?

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Chaining multiple MapReduce jobs in Hadoop

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How to assert output with nosetest/unittest in python?

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