Both the above are spot on.
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I am as left wing as anyone on here and love co operatives but I don't think there is enough unifying factors to make it work for contractors. For one thing a lot of contractors still don't see the iceberg coming so won't see the need. As has been said otherwise we tend to be fairly independently minded people - not everyone can change working environment two or three times a year - and some of us are in competition with each other.
If someone wants to setup a ground up association to share experiences and explore areas of common interest I am all ears but the Union of IT Contractors is a pipe dream.Comment
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I feel it should be noted that the comment immediately two above this came from JTB. Isn't that sweet?Originally posted by northernladuk View PostBoth the above are spot on.
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he probably doesn't realiseOriginally posted by WordIsBond View PostI feel it should be noted that the comment immediately two above this came from JTB. Isn't that sweet?
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I did but WiB has read it wrong. The two comments above are the one from JamesBrown and the one quoted from WiB. I didn't mean the two POSTS above. My bad.Originally posted by JohntheBike View Posthe probably doesn't realise
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Nice recovery!Originally posted by northernladuk View PostI did but WiB has read it wrong. The two comments above are the one from JamesBrown and the one quoted from WiB. I didn't mean the two POSTS above. My bad.
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yes, i doOriginally posted by JohntheBike View Postwell I know the difference between ASCII and EBCDIC and the implications of how data is transferred between such platforms. Do you?
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OK, so that I know what your level of understanding is, and for you to know mine, answer this questionOriginally posted by BR14 View Posta bit, yes.
If a COMP-3 field is initialised with the value of +5 let's say, and calculations on this field may result in no change to the value, and to make it easier, this field is then written to an output file, how by examining that output file can you determine whether or not the field was ever altered?Comment
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