In other news, a friend of mine was upset because her partner had to go to Aberdeen for two weeks for work and they would be apart.
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Look. You can attack myOriginally posted by mudskipper View PostWell OK, 'assumes' was possibly not the technical term. I'd created a datatable with a type that was big enough to to take the result, so hadn't occurred to me I needed to convert it on selecting.
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and grammatically errors at least allow me to pick up the minor technical ones
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OopsOriginally posted by TheFaQQer View PostShe's slightly more upset now that she's found out via a mutual friend that he is in Wales with another girl.merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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+1. I think the only reply is "I have moved all your belongings to the garden. I hope the bonfire doesn't spread...". Oh and your bank account is now empty....Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostShe rang him and he confirmed it, so she hung up.
He's texted to say "we need to talk when I get back".
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I do find these differences in different implementations of sql annoying. My favourite pet hate is that Oracle doesn't know the difference between a null and an empty string.Comment
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Wait to you see how bcp copes with that concept.....Originally posted by mudskipper View PostI do find these differences in different implementations of sql annoying. My favourite pet hate is that Oracle doesn't know the difference between a null and an empty string.
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Coz I've looked using IE & Opera & I still can't see the fecking thing.
All I want to do is impart some info about a fecking transistor.
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