Try: [Start Construction Date] is null
or:[Start Construction Date] is not null
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"Conover, Ryan" wrote:
> I am trying to write a query to bring back rows that have null values set in
> them. I cannot figure out how to do this. I can bring back all rows that do
> not have nulls with the
36.36
> > > is 33696, which is much higher than the intended number of
> > > users on the
> > > system (we invisage no more than a few hundred - by the time
> > > the userbase
> > > gets to 33000, I'll be a millionairre and this can be someone
> > > e
red - by the time
> > the userbase
> > gets to 33000, I'll be a millionairre and this can be someone
> > else's job
> > hehe)
> >
> > 2. the two remaining characters could be a day/year thing.
> > perhaps the days
> > since the start of the y
Do you mean W3E4-22ER would be valid? If so there would be 36^8
(2,821,109,907,456) possible values.
A truly random generator algorithm cannot guarantee uniqueness. I'm
guessing what you want is to generate each possible value once in a
pseudo-random order. Would just apparent randomness suf
Is this running under a web server? How is it running 24/7?
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kill-9 wrote:
> yes but. when does it cashe the file. at the beginning right when the
> script first starts running. isn't there a way to make it hmm refresh the
> cashed file reload its self to pick up the changes? what if I a
The INNER JOIN condition is not allowed in mySQL prior to version 3.23.16.
Just put the test "tbl_cip.FormID = tbl_formid.FormID" in the WHERE clause.
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"samsom, debra" wrote:
> I am writing some PHP code with calls to Mysql. I am trying to do a
> Inner
> join and I am not getting any resul
