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The garbage collector works on its own thread and can execute only at certain times, while it runs other threads in you application are temporarily halted in case it needs to move obects around and update references. When Control2 refers to a Form, and, at run-time, that Form has been closed using its Close Button: my impression, up to now, has been that references to that Form would be garbage collected, so if Control1 (another Form) was moved, and the LocationChanged event was triggered which attempted to modify Control1 (closed Form), I would expect a null reference error
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SQL*Loader Field List Reference
CONSTANT Parameter To set a column to a constant value, use CONSTANT followed by a value: CONSTANT value CONSTANT data is interpreted by SQL*Loader as character input. If the length of the field exceeds the maximum length, then the record is rejected with the following error: Variable length field exceed maximum length Datatype Conversions The datatype specifications in the control file tell SQL*Loader how to interpret the information in the data file
sql server - Query (duration) different between data value change - Database Administrators Stack Exchange
Say I have the following table: Key Value RecordDate 1 1 2012-01-01 2 1 2012-01-02 3 1 2012-01-03 4 5 2012-01-05 5 5 2012-01-05 12:00:00 6 12 2012-01-06 7 1 2012-01-07 8 1 2012-01-08 I would like to get the following result Value StartDate EndDate Duration 1 2012-01-01 2012-01-05 4 days 5 2012-01-05 2012-01-06 1 days 12 2012-01-06 2012-01-07 1 days 1 2012-01-07 NULL NULL Basically I would like the get the duration when of the value before it changes. Can any assumptions be made about the data? Is RecordDate unique? Will the rows always be in Key order? Is there always exactly 1 RecordDate per day? 3
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The reason for this error is when user is tring to attempt to run query or procedure or logic which is not compatible with previous version of the SQL Server. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in: Email (required) (Address never made public) Name (required) Website You are commenting using your WordPress.com account
Datetime Data Types and Time Zone Support
Transition periods for the beginning or ending of Daylight Saving Time can potentially introduce problems (such as data loss) when handling timestamps with time zone data. The TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE data type does adjust for the change, so the orderdate2 column shows the time as one hour earlier than the time shown in the orderdate1 column
Nullable datetime column in .NET DataGrid with DateTimePicker - CodeProject
However, the code only checks for DBNull, meaning a "null" value (which isn't equal to DBNull) will make it past the if statement and cause an exception. The issue being that after setting a cell to NULL, other non-NULL cells seem to be stuck using the blank custom format instead of the appropriate date format
In the end I have asked the programmer to change the PHP code that created the SQL statement to meet the MySQL standard, but this is an interesting workaround. Unfortunately, I cannot modify the program that supplies the SQL statement (which I'm told is valid by the creator of the program) and I also cannot understand what the +00:00 symbolises
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