These are written in the third person so as not to disrupt the style of the thing. But hey, as we all know, Jon Skeet can make 1 == 3 anyway, so it makes no difference.
Jon Skeet is immutable. If something's going to change, it's going to have to be the rest of the universe.
Jon Skeet's additio...
If I ask a question with multiple tags on it, which tag gets "credited" with that question in the stats? On the tags page, do all the tags I use increase their count, or only one of them? If only one, how do you decide which?
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Hi how to input value inside string i am passing input parameter inside procedure the input parameter i need to use inside string how to use that like sample create or replace procedure Sample( rowsize number ) is v_result varchar2(100); v_str varchar2(200); begin v_str := 'Select rtrim(legl_ent_name) || '' | '' ||rtrim(legl_ent_prd_grp) as heirarchy from legl_ent_regn where rownum < rowsize'; EXECUTE IMMEDIATE v_str ; DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(rowsize);
end; / this i am testing in pl/sql i want to use without bind variable, because i have requirement like such
I know there are a few of these posts, but not in relation to my specific quandary.
I've always gone the 'per user' SQL Server DB rather than 'one DB for all' because:
a) I thought speed wise it's better for a lite user to only work within their small DB rather than all users being possibly aff...
If I ask a question with multiple tags on it, which tag gets "credited" with that question in the stats? On the tags page, do all the tags I use increase their count, or only one of them? If only one, how do you decide which?
If all of them, will tags added later through edits also be credited?
I know there are a few of these posts, but not in relation to my specific quandary.
I've always gone the 'per user' SQL Server DB rather than 'one DB for all' because:
a) I thought speed wise it's better for a lite user to only work within their small DB rather than all users being possibly aff...
