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<0> don't use .add with queries that have parameters. the .add method forces rechecking of parameters... which slows down your queries...
<1> Mjolnir: t := '{0aee7a44-faa1-4446-b039-7fab3b9acfd3}'; because tp_ListID is a guid
<1> i've already used t with this before and it works fine
<1> i'll revert back to SQL.Text instead of SQL.Add
<0> can you run a simpler query... divide up the sql into several queries... (not to perform the same function...) but to make sure each query works?
<1> DaynaGirl: I've ran the same query inside of MSDE Query and it functions properly
<0> phrostix: it won't fix your problem though.
<0> hmmm
<1> Maybe I'll try .ParamByName('l').Value
<0> tadoquery builds queries differently from other db components
<0> *laugh*
<2> phrostix - if you're using ADO, there's a good chance the problem is that you didn't specify a length when creating the parameter. I don't know exactly how to do this off the top of my head, but that's like a major culprit.
<1> hmm
<2> Only examples I can find use the method CreateParameter. Maybe if you looked that up and used it...?
<1> Mjolnir: Thanks. I'll take a look
<3> Mjolnir is that a common name?
<3> Because I've seen that name ***ociated with "Firetree"
<4> 7whois Mjolnir
<4> baah
<2> Mjolnir - hammer of Thor
<4> mjlnor its kalled here ;)
<2> I use the English version. There are a number of spellings of it in a number of languages.
<4> yep, i know
<4> youre from one of the nordic countries?
<4> wow, my speeling just went out the window on that one
<2> No. Just like the name.
<3> ahh ok :)
<2> The packets are restless again. Much like the French durning one of their riots....
<5> really?
<5> i didn't think it was the french people who were actually doing the rioting
<6> this time/
<5> ?
<6> well there was rioting a year or 2 over a proposed labor law
<5> yup
<6> in france
<6> that was french people rioting
<6> is there rioting now?
<5> but from what i understand, it was immigrants and work visa people rioting
<6> i heard it was everybody
<6> well everyone under 30
<6> cause the proposed law would have let companies fire people under 30
<6> for cause, mind you
<6> or was it <=26?
<6> i dont rmember right off
<5> i don't remember what you remember either
<6> its ok
<7> dunno exact ages but it was like this .. regulations for younger people were less strict so they could "easily" change jobs fast
<7> pretty much all protection would be gone too of course
<6> Mephisto - it was presented here as "young people can be fired now"
<7> that's only the negative side of the story yeah
<6> so they were rioting over the positive side?
<7> positive would be, companies can't reject applicants as easily as they can now
<7> they were rioting over the whole thing
<6> yikes
<6> question - why would they riot over making ot harder to reject people?
<7> cause people with higher education would lose all their advantages then
<6> o:-)
<7> and since many people in europe are already working below their education level .. that's not too great either
<2> Back.... I thought the French rioted once a year whether there were issues or not. This does not include Islamic immigrants which are their own problem.
<6> hahah
<7> when aren't there issues? :)
<6> total direction switch here....
<6> remind me how to add a search for a specific file extention to a google search
<8> Goony: too hard for you
<6> bite me oz
<8> coax me
<6> its something like adding :filetype=.txt
<6> or soemthiung
<2> filetype:txt will do it.
<6> ok Mjolnir - i jsut found that:
<6> filetype:txt delphi
<2> I wish Google would post a complete list of operators like that, but they don't.
<6> i know
<6> i found that on some search engine review site
<2> They do document that particular operator. One I use a lot is the linux: prefix.
<6> Mjolnir - well - ya sorta
<6> linux:
<6> bsd:
<6> site:
<6> domain:
<6> etc
<0> which law are we talking about?
<6> but i cant find any reference to filetype:
<2> GoonyBird - I actually found a reference to it on one of Google's help pages, but not the one with other ":" operators
<6> DaynaGirl a proposed french law that would have, amonng other things, made it possible to fire younger peopple
<6> o reall>
<2> http://www.google.com/intl/en/help/refinesearch.html
<6> wow
<0> hmmm thought that was an imigration law...
<2> Not that one... Hold on
<2> http://www.google.com/intl/en/help/refinesearch.html
<6> o there may be an imigration law taht they're rioting about NOW
<2> Grr
<0> I remember all kinds of foreigners screaming about a french law...
<2> http://www.google.com/help/features.html
<6> i;'ve lost track of the riopts
<2> NOW the !#@$% clipboard works right
<2> Goony - check that one
<6> labor laws...
<6> immigration laws
<6> soccor maches
<6> soccer matches
<6> p,
<0> the french people have a type of french intranet going...
<8> soccer
<0> and they are huge fans of this service.
<6> ya ozbear
<0> they use it to organise things like riots.
<6> notice i corrected myself
<2> Hrm. Does google have a "riot:" operator?
<6> course actually - i hear more about IRISH soccer matches than french...
<6> oo hmmm
<0> I have windows messenger auto starting... but I can't find anything that will trigger it... any ideas? the service is disabled, the registery runs are purged... but it still starts.
<9> the tray icon thing?
<2> Yes. Open it, go to preferences, and uncheck "load at startup"
<9> i think its hidden in windows\currentversion\run somewhere
<2> Just open the thing, go to tools/options and uncheck the run at windows startup checkbox
<2> End of problem.
<2> It no longer requires the sacrifice of a virgin to a volcano to disable it.
<9> like quicktime and realplayer does? ;)
<2> Yeah.
<2> Well, the problem is that people kept sending Bill Gates really ugly virgins, so he gave up on it.
<10> hi all
<8> later gents
<11> Can a cl*** have constants?
<9> not like "public static const" in java/c#
<11> I'm not familiar with that
<11> so they cannot have constants in any way?
<9> well like you would do YourCl***.TheConstant instead of having to go through an instance of the cl***
<11> Oh...that's what is in java/c# you are saying?
<9> you can of course have constants in your methods and whatnot, but i dont think you can declare constants in a cl***
<12> you can declare constants in cl***es in C# :)
<11> No...I need a constant that is accessible both in a method, but also externally
<12> private const string m_Blah = "cooool";
<9> FuzyLogic: yes i said you could in c# and java :)
<6> in delphi....
<11> kk :)
<12> do people still use Delphi? :P
<9> in delphi you're left to making it a property maybe, or cl*** method
<6> you need to make ummm
<6> ****
<12> I thought we all used c# these days ;)
<11> Every day fuzy
<9> cl*** method seems to be the only option
<6> a property
<6> a read only property
<9> but a read only property would require an instance of the cl***
<11> Oh I see what you mean ootje
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