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I am not so concerned with what is before the string match, but more so with what is after the matched string.... -
Finding Difference In Strings
Hey everyone, I am hoping someone can help me with a command that I am struggling to find. What I want to do is run a T-SQL command where it will return only the difference between 2 strings.
For example: If i have "This is a test" and "This is a test which will be good", then i want the command to return "which will be good" I believed there had to be this sort of a command, but i could not find anything... -
Java Applets Linked To Application Code
It has been a while since I have programmed in Java. However, what i am trying to do is create a simple Point-Of-Sale system for a restaurant. I understand the basic concepts for Java methods and functions etc... but from my classes I never actually learned how to connect a Java GUI to back end code.
Essentially, what i want is that when a user clicks a button on the GUI, this will send a commend to a certain method that adds that... -
I was just looking at the IN function call a second ago, but figured it wouldn't work in this instance. But i was wrong.
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willwmagic started a topic Updating Multiple Records Based On Records Returned By A Select Statementin SQL ServerUpdating Multiple Records Based On Records Returned By A Select Statement
Hi everyone, I feel as this is a very simple question, but I cannot find any information pertaining to it.
I want to be able to update a set of records that were returned through a select statement. I know that T-SQL does not allow for arrays, so I guess my problem is finding a placeholder for the returned items from the SELECT statement, then doing a UPDATE on those records.
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