The IN comparison operator seems to completely disregard case-sensitivity enforced by BINARY at table creation.
Example, the queries:
(i) SELECT * FROM mytable WHERE myfield NOT IN ('F', 'd');
(ii) SELECT * FROM mytable WHERE (myfield != 'F') OR (myfield != 'd');
return completely different sets...
Does anyone know if SCO supports multiple IP addresses on one hardware interface?
I use Linux quite a bit and support for multiple IP addresses on one HW interface is straightforward.
Can't seem to sort this one out!
Many thanks
xencatx
I have set up a SCO box to IP-print to an HP Laserjet.
Prints fine but I have a problem with the \n\r thingy.
Text prints from top LH to bottom RH.
What (i think) I need is an output filter e.g.
... printcap snippet ...
of=/usr/local/myoutputfilter........................
Does anyone know of a...
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