...as long as you view All and not just "Active". hth --wjs "WightByte" <WightByte@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:A9966FCF-2B3B-4502-B5AC-F4781F3FACA7@microsoft.com... Just stumbled across you post and although I do not profess to understand some... > them to an Account record and then just redundantly name the linked Account Record ...

...-d1c6-476b-9d4a-d1b3ef5d9...@y21g2000hsf.googlegroups.com, "Dan Bridgland" <DanBridgl...@gmail.com> wrote: Hi, Having just moved many of my databases over to SQL2005 I've just stumbled across a problem with US and UK date formats. My Stored procedures are set up for UK date format dd/mm/yy but the ...

...-d1c6-476b-9d4a-d1b3ef5d9...@y21g2000hsf.googlegroups.com, "Dan Bridgland" <DanBridgl...@gmail.com> wrote: Hi, Having just moved many of my databases over to SQL2005 I've just stumbled across a problem with US and UK date formats.   My Stored procedures are set up for UK date format dd/mm/yy but the...

... article faf7acf9-d1c6-476b-9d4a-d1b3ef5d99dd@y21g2000hsf.googlegroups.com, "Dan Bridgland" <DanBridgland@gmail.com> wrote: Hi, Having just moved many of my databases over to SQL2005 I've just stumbled across a problem with US and UK date formats. My Stored procedures are set up for UK date format dd/mm/yy but...

Hi, Having just moved many of my databases over to SQL2005 I've just stumbled across a problem with US and UK date formats. My Stored procedures are set up for UK date format dd/mm/yy but the new SQL2005 server want to put everything in US format mm/dd/yy How do I change SQL2005 to use the UK date format? Regards Dan

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Interesting. Where is the source for 9sys? Peace uriel On Wed, Sep 3, 2008 at 1:09 AM, ron minnich <rminnich@gmail.com> wrote: I just stumbled across a talk I gave in 2002: Here's one slide: How to fix this (2): 9sys We are building a Plan 9 system call set into Linux ...

I just stumbled across a talk I gave in 2002: Here's one slide: How to fix this (2): 9sys We are building a Plan 9 system call set into Linux It is only 38 calls Three steps Initial support as ioctl's from a device (/dev/9sys) Direct integration into Linux system call table Remove non-Plan 9 system calls (ca. 235 of them) Result should be Linux portability with Plan 9 ...

Hi, I just stumbled upon this problem: MODULE m1 TYPE t1 CONTAINS PROCEDURE, NOPASS, PRIVATE :: proc END TYPE t1 CONTAINS SUBROUTINE proc () END SUBROUTINE proc END MODULE m1 MODULE m2 TYPE, EXTENDS(t1) :: t2 CONTAINS GENERIC :: gen => proc END TYPE t2 END MODULE m2 Is the GENERIC binding invalid as it targets a ...

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