Comments by theremin
2,195 totalI think it represents that eZabel is the "Cead Mile Failte" website of websites!
That's the special malibu edition. :-X
Actually, it's called the "armpit of America," because of its location. New Jersey is located in a place that would remind you of an armpit. I would think Maryland or Delaware would more so fit t...
Not, Sven Svensen?
The Complete Bang Sessions (Disc 1). ...I'm sure Disc 2 is really grreat too, but I lack Disc 2, and only have Disc 1, so I couldn't say honestly. But, if it's Van Morrison, how can it be disappo...
Artist: Tortoise Album: Millions Now Living Will Never Die
Actually, my band is looking for another guitarist, who preferably can play other musical instruments as well. So, while we're at it, who's interested in obliging to that? Practices we be held in...
Yeh, you're right. The reason for my rant tho is because it still beats me, why the college has these Oracle based books for our class as the required text, when we're not using Oracle.
Oh, awesome. thanks. I sure wish I had a book on mySQL 4.1. The two books I have about SQL, actually present the information as if you were using Oracle. Having a mySQL book would be very benefi...
What could it mean if I get the following: Query OK, 1 row affected, <b>1 warning</b> (0.00 sec) I couldn't imagine it to mean that it has to do with there being a syntax error, since it's ...
Good to know. Thanks. I haven't tried INNER JOINs yet, because I didn't understand them, but now I do, a little better.
Nevermind. Figured it out. The UNIX shell wanted me to append my user name with an underscore and something else, to my other log in information, before entering into mySQL. And something else t...
I connect to my college's server via <a href="http://www.ssh.com/support/downloads">SSH Secure Shell Client</a> (don't know who here's familiar with that, but that shouldn't matter.. you might be a...
*Would make more sense if the word "know" was inserted after "I" and before "who," wouldn't it?
How do you represent an apostrophe, because say there's something like theremin's. I obviously wouldn't be able to do this: WHERE POSSESSION = 'theremin's' ....So what would I type to repr...
Hey! That's a GOOD IDEA! I think I will. She'll be one of my keyboards that was still lacking a name. Now all the instruments have names. Thanks.
Yes, but you know how when despite predicting something will be cheesy, you hafta see it anyway, just because. Well, that's one of these cases.
I would say that if it was an ActionScript matter, then it'd fall under "Programming," & if a matter of something other than ActionScript, then "Geek."
Was there really? I remember there being 2, but 3!? Aw man, I must rent it. The funny thing is gonna be finding out as I'm watching, that I've actually seen it. Did you guys know that there's a...
Aye Aye
My statement for the third to the last one: SELECT ORDER_NUM, ORDER_DATE FROM ORDERS, ORDER_LINE WHERE ORDERS.ORDER_NUM = ORDER_LINE.ORDER_NUM IN (SELECT PART_NUM FROM ORDER_LINE, PART WHER...
SQL Gurus, where are ya hiding?
Okay, I'm slowing but surely doing these, but haven't a clue if they're 100 percent correct. But, have a look... for the second to last one I came up with: SELECT PART_NUM, DESCRIPTION, PRICE, ...
If I was creating a new table, does the syntax in this line look right, if I didn't want nulls allowed and wanted it to be a primary key? COLUMN_NAME_HERE CHAR(5) NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY