Given: WHERE (@Id Is NULL OR @Id = Table.Id) If @Id is null: the expression evaluates to true.Does the second part @Id = Table.Id still get considered? or is it sufficient that the expression evalu
protected override Boolean IsValid(String propertyValue) { return !String.IsNullOrEmpty(propertyValue) && propertyValue.Trim().Length > 0;
I have the following code: def testGeodatabase(self): geodatabaseList = self.gp.ListWorkspaces(\"*\",\"ALL\")
Is there an equivalent to VB\'s AndAlso/OrElse and C#\'s &&/|| in SQL (SQL Server 2005). I am running a select query similar to the following:
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