"X IS NOT NULL" is actually an SQL language standard, not just T-SQL.

Daniel

In the case of .Net Core 3.1 and up, it means that all the required assemblies(.Net Core and third-party) are included in the same folder, so that your application is not relying on any installed framework on the destination computer. You can also go one step further and have it compiled into a single executable, and you can also specify to trim which assemblies are needed(although experimental with 3.1, and didn't work for all scenarios, but should be out of the experimental phase for 5.0). And, they are supposed to be working to further enhance the trimming feature, so that it is only the required code that gets compiled, instead of the whole assembly, but not sure when this will be ready. And, we've been using the .Net Core 3.1 self-contained executable feature in production, since the release of .Net Core 3.1, without any problems.

Daniel

You can find it under "Ease of Access", or just enter "cursor" in "Find a setting" to search for it.

Daniel

Are you looking for something like MadExcept(http://madshi.net/madExceptDescription.htm[^])? Unfortunately, MadExcept is not for .Net, but Delphi Win32. And, I've been looking for something similar for .Net, but up to now no luck. So, I might have to develop my own.

Daniel