I am trying to use a WITH clause in Oracle, but it is not returning any data. This is the query I am trying to run...
I am trying to pull the input buffer data (DBCC INPUTBUFFER(@SPID)) for each record returned for a database when querying the SYSPROCESSES table. I am interested to hear if there is a better way to ac
Can I refer the thing I just mentioned in with() with a reserved variable or something? Or do I have to write the entire thing out?
My design is as follows: __main__ references a a references b b references a a is created and then disposed of from __main__
So I want to do something like follows: {% if age > 18 %} {% with patient as p %} {% else %} {% with patient.parent as p %}
F# has a convenient feature \"with\", example: type Product = { Name:string; Price:int };; let p = { Name=\"Test\"; Price=42; };;
I\'m working with only one txt file which is about 4 MB, and the file needs frequently I/O such as append new lines/search for certain lines which includes specific phrases/replace certain line with a
I am trying to write a function to support some (legacy) SQL code, function will be used as a part of a query:
Is there a means of converting a python \'with\' statement into a format that can be used in previous versions of python. 4 month\'s work hinging on this question. withare there to be more efficient t
I\'m trying to get the WITH clause to work with merge in Oracle, but for some reason I can\'t get it working. I\'m sure it is something obvious, but I just haven\'t seen it.
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