Syntax:
Replace(expression, find, replacewith[, start[, count[, compare]]])
If you found the match, just set the start parameter equal to the index of the previous match + 1.
You want to drop the constraint, not the field. The constraint has a unique name, different from the field name (Something like 'pk_id'). So you will have to know the constraint name first.
"ALTER TABLE Table DROP CONSTRIANT pk_id
If you don't want to connect to a database, why not use a MSFlexGrid. It is easier to use than a DataGrid.
You can use the .TextMatrix(row, col) method of the FlexGrid to add a value to a cel.
Why not step through the nodes in the file, comparing each one to check if it is the node you want. And if it is not found, inform the user after the loop finished by using a flag.
You can also use the deploytool. At the command prompt, just type 'deploytool'. If your path is not set up correctly, you can find it in the directory where J2EE is installed.
Yes. All you have to do is set a string object equal to System.err.toString(), get a byte[] of the string and write it to a file.
FileOutputStream file = new FileOutputStream("log.txt");
for (int i = 0; i < bytes.length; i++)
file.write(bytes[i]);
file.close();
The main function for java:
public static void main(String[] args){}
As you can see, the return type is void, thus no value is returned. If you give it a return type other than void, you will get an exception stating that the main function does not exist.
Also if working with constructors, the...
Could someone please help me clarify the following matter?
An abstract class is a class which has to be inherited. An instance of an abstract class can never be created, but references of abstract classes can be declared.
Considering this, can an abstract class contain a constructor and can...
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