still here and kicking

i didn't care for it at all. the video was very choppy.

The first is just A. The second was A[space].

I have a table that has a PK index on a VARCHAR(10) field. I insert 'A'. Next I try to insert 'A '. The insert isn't allowed because of the index. How can I make it so that 'A ' is allowed to be inserted? Thank you in advance. EDIT: The first is just A. The second was A[space].

modified on Monday, May 3, 2010 10:35 AM

desktop: linux mint, ubuntu, fedora server: debian, centos, ubuntu server

Here is a site I used when doing the same thing. Everything worked perfect for me. http://www.netcoole.com/delphi2cs/datatype.htm In regards to your Unicode question, I'm have no experience, so I can't comment. Hope the chart helps.

I'm trying to create an installer using WISE Install System 9.02. I have no custom script created. Using WISE's GUI, I added all the required files to the installer. At install time however, all the files do not get installed correctly. Does anyone have any advise on this, or can anyone recommend a different installer utility?

Maybe I explained it poorly. Let's say I have versions 1.0, 1.1, and 1.2. During 1.2 development in trunk, 1.1 was branched out for 2.0. Once 1.2 was final, it was tagged. This was suppose to be the last ever version for the 1.x series. 2.0 was then merged back into trunk and there has been changes since. I now need to make a 1.3.

I have a tag for my last released version of software. Prior to this, a branch was created. After the last release, it was said no more of that version and the branch was merged into the trunk. As it turns out, we need to make another release of that version. What is the correct way to accomplish this? Do I make a tag of that tag or something else?

From what I'm seeing with my app, it auto-magically opens in XP mode. Trying to make the app Win 7 friendly so trying to figure out what's wrong to begin with.

Does anyone know if there is a way to disable Windows XP mode so that an application would be forced to try to run under Windows 7?

UNetbootin

Linux Mint

Another vote for FoxIT

Found this handy function IS_SRVROLEMEMBER ( 'role' [ , 'login' ] ). It will return either or a 1 or 0. ex. SELECT IS_SRVROLEMEMBER( 'sysadmin', 'user_name' ) Problem solved.

Modified original message.

What is a good query to execute to see if the account you are logged in as has sysadmin rights?

modified on Tuesday, December 22, 2009 1:48 PM

I'd like to be able to see if credentials (server/instance, username/password or win authentication) specified by an administrator are actually able to connect to a database at my application installation time. I'm using WISE if that matters at all. How can I go about accomplishing this? Can it be done with something like osql.exe??

Ok. Thank makes sense since I'm copying files from an XP machine to a Windows 7 VM for testing. What I don't understand is, why is it just select files and not all files throwing the message?

Thanks Rick. Never used that page before. Unfortunatlly, I was unable to find any information there.