he .NET 2.0 Framework now supports a new style of strongly typed collections called generics. This article demonstrates how to use generics in your .NET code. It would be nice
Using the Send method of the Ping class (in System.Net.NetworkInformation namespace) takes the hostname as a parameter. This captures the reply in the PingReply object, as shown below: //CodePing ping
This tip shows how to get the keys generated for the rows added by an INSERT statement. Statement st=null;PreparedStatement pst=null;Connection conn=null;ResultSet rs=null;ResultSetMetaData rsmd=null;…try { st= conn.createStatement(); }catch (SQLException e) {System.out.println(e.getMessage());}try
Microsoft Word has a function that lets you convert text into a table very quickly. Suppose you have a word list that you think would be better displayed in a
ActiveX Data Objects (ADO) is a proven technology to access various data sources on computers that run Microsoft Windows. It provides an abstract interface to data stored in a wide
The SQL DISTINCT clause isn’t case sensitive, which means that your query might end up pulling records with different cases. A simple fix for this is to use the COLLATE
he Web Hypertext Application Technology Working Group (WHATWG) is formalizing a specification known as HTML5 or Web Applications 1.0 that should standardize some of the ambiguities and disconnects that have
This tip outlines two simple methods that help you to convert a number from the “little-endian” format to the “big-endian” format. // 2-byte numberint SHORT_little_endian_TO_big_endian(int i){ return ((i>>8)&0xff)+((i