I\'ve done some searching and I think the following code is guaranteed to produce output: B.X = 7 B.X = 0
Is it possible for code that meets the following conditions to produce different outputs for each run for the same input?
Let\'s say if we are sorting some records by a number in record: NameNumber_of_Language_Known John3 Mary2
There are a couple of sources for random in LoadRunner scenarios: rand () function Random think time deltas (runtime settings)
What I mean by deterministic is that the query will always return 开发者_开发知识库exactly the same result set.Is there a way to do this?Queries aren\'t typically considered to be deterministic as the
I\'m trying to do the following for my IIS logs table: ALTER TABLE [W3CLog] ADD [LogTime] AS [date] + ([time] - \'1900-01-01\') PERSISTED
My demo application I\'m working on has a very long startup routine. The application I\'m trying to replace with the new ideas log a lot to the console during that (imagine: \"now loading data... reti
How can I guarantee that floating point calculations in a .NET application (say in C#) always produce the same bit-exact result? Especially when using different versions of .NET and running on differe
I\'m trying to achieve optimization based on deterministic behavior of a user defined function in SQL Server 2008.
I assume this is not deterministic simply because DB_NAME() is not deterministic?If DB_NAME() is not deterministic, why is it not deterministic?
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