Concatenating Fields
May 2, 2000
Question: How do I concatenate a value in Stored Procedures (e.g., select * from mytable, where mytable.field1 = field that I concatenate)? Answer: If you want to match field1 to
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Question: How do I concatenate a value in Stored Procedures (e.g., select * from mytable, where mytable.field1 = field that I concatenate)? Answer: If you want to match field1 to
Question: My base class contains this constructor: class Parent { Parent(int a, int b, char* c);}; My derived class contains this constructor: class Child : public Parent { Child(int a);};
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