...ORDER BY id desc LIMIT 3,6 UNION (SELECT '1' dummy, FOUND_ROWS() ) order by dummy desc, id desc Nej: #1221 - Incorrect usage of UNION and ORDER BY ................................................................... Ok, parenteser da? SELECT SQL_CALC_FOUND_ROWS '0' dummy, `id` FROM `Blog` WHERE 1 =1 AND `entry` LIKE ('%%Mandag%%') ORDER BY id desc LIMIT 3,6 UNION (SELECT '1' dummy, ...

...s, b's [1] ? I was referring to the music itself, not to it's recorded notation. Surely going for more than 4 chords, simplistic sugared melody (probably taken from somewhere else), and bass&drums took a lot more effort to be developed? The learning of the basics of the musical alphabet must have been a monumental waste of time, just like all these irritating parenteses. Indeed.

... stupid lines with all those irritating #'s, b's [1] ? The learning of the basics of the musical alphabet must have been a monumental waste of time, just like all these irritating parenteses. But, lisp is like making a symphony. Not cobbling togetheter some muzak from the obligatory max of "loaned" bars of canned stuff others composed and have a computer fill in the blanks. That is ...

..."onboard elisp manual"? This: http://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/elisp.html ? I have a another question for which I did not find an answer in the link above: I want the closing-parentese function to be more general. I want to call the same funciton for "]", ")" and "}". So i would bind this function to all these keys. But how can the function know by which key it ...

... (online) help system which is built into Emacs (in addition to sometimes standing alone). I have a another question for which I did not find an answer in the link above: I want the closing-parentese function to be more general. I want to call the same funciton for "]", ")" and "}". So i would bind this function to all these keys. But how can the function know by which key it...

... mean by the "onboard elisp manual"? This: http://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/elisp.html ? I have a another question for which I did not find an answer in the link above: I want the closing-parentese function to be more general. I want to call the same funciton for "]", ")" and "}". So i would bind this function to all these keys. But how can the function know by which key it was ...

...der KUN det 4. bit sat (8 dec/hex) i kategori. Helt uanset værdien af $tpr... Udvælgelsen med $tpi virker tilsyneladende stadig som den skal... Jeg har forsøgt først at sætte parenteser om de enkelte udtryk, og derefter om hele WHERE udtrykket - uden at det gør nogen forskel. Har også forsøgt med diverse konverteringer og casting - ligeledes uden at kunne få det ønskede resultat. CAST ...

... mark an implied DO-loop. The restriction was imposed to eliminate potential syntactic ambiguities introduced by complex constants in list-directed output lists. As all the parenteses referred to are redundant, a program can be made conforming with this standard by deleting redundant parentheses enclosing more than one list item in an I/O...

> Man kan evt vælge hårde parenteser eller prefixe tabelnavn insert into [schoolinfo].[schooluser].[schoolyear06] ([yearday], [dayname], [monthday], [month], [schoolday]) values (1, 'mandag', 2, 1, 0) Den virkede :o) Men hvad nu hvis jeg har 2 sæt info jeg vil ha ind..?? insert into [schoolinfo].[schooluser].[schoolyear06] ([yearday], [dayname], [monthday], [month], [...

... udlaan WHERE laan_fra = CURDATE() AND laan = 'cykel 1' OR laan = 'cykel 2' ORDER BY 'laan_fra' ASC Når du både arbejder med AND og OR er det en god ide at anvende parenteser - eller kan man få nogle grimme overraskelser. AND binder stærkere end OR, så dit kriterium herover bliver tolket som: (laan_fra = CURDATE() AND laan = 'cykel 1') OR (laan = 'cykel 2') Det du ...