I was looking for an algorithm for sorting an array in a custom way but I didn\'t succeed in finding the proper solution to my problem. I\'ll describe the code in Django-like syntax but it\'s not nece
I am trying to find a slightly more elegant solution to find if a sequence of numbers is in order.This is for a web form, and I am giving the user a chance to number items and that will set up the ord
I have a mapping class using JPA annotations, and I want it to use two separate sequences for two fields:
The entity has the following annotations on the id column: @Id @SequenceGenerator(name = \"JOB_MISFIRE_ID_GENERATOR\", sequenceName=\"job_misfire_sequence\", allocationSize=10)
I need additional python codes that will number the left column of the output below like I have shown in the right column:The codes here just divides the sequence into 3s.
I want to make a regex to match \"AGGH\", \"TIIK\", \"6^^?\" or whatever but not \"AGGA\", \"ABCD\". Basic开发者_运维知识库ally its the pattern of letters which matters. Is there a way to ask for a ch
Ok, So I need a list of all the positive integers. What first comes to mind is: let numbers:Seq<bigint>=Seq.initInfinite n...
Just a simple example: If I want create a table with auto fill id in postgres I run this sql: CREATE SEQUENCE person_id_seqSTART 1;
Is it possible to put a character sequence in a Filtered TextBox Extender in Asp.NET? My guess is no, but I\'m curious. I want the user to be able to enter the characters (such as & and #), but no
This question already has answers here: Closed 11 years ago. Possible Duplicate: PLSQL JDBC: How to get last row ID?
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