Summary: Running "Select DISTINCT from logins" in Query Analyzer returns the entire column, just as you indicated: ID ID ID ... I need to retrieve only the ID ...
Summary: Hello Mike, I dont have QBasic on my system anymore but i made some on-the-scratch code as a reply to your question that could be valuable for you. He...
Summary: Hey, I am totally lost with my homeowork. I just don't understand functions at all. My proffsor is an and would not help me at all. Anways, I am tryi...
Summary: edman thank you for your help on this, your 2nd batch file to rename the files will be helpful. The first one does not really apply to what I wanted. ...
Summary: Usually, when you buy a modem with Caller ID functionality, they ship it with a program that will take advantage of that functionality. If not, there...
Summary: Hello, I assume your using a text file (at least I hope so...). If so, seeking forward is easy. A regular text file's line will end with ASCII chara...
Summary: Sorry for giving less information. I have a huge textfile like this: uli::glueck[BR]ritchie::blackmore[BR].... ([BR] means the html tag) I want to f...
Summary: I am having trouble matching a regular expression which contains multiple carriage return and line feeds to known data containing the known pattern wi...
Summary: You could also just insert a breakpoint at your return 0; statement. That way the program will stop when its done and wait untill you close it. but sy...
Summary: ======================================================= In this case, your delimiter is the space character (ASCII #32). I would read the file one ...
Summary: Hey again. -----------first question----------- My first question is about a program that is supposed to find prime numbers until an, user specified, ...
Summary: Hi, I receive a file from Unix server to my windows server,this file is unix style I try to create a copy of this file via windows batch script: @echo...
Summary: Does the below help? I'm still not sure how to remove the final carriage return, Maybe your program/script will accept it if it's converted to a line ...
Summary: I'm not sure what you are asking but CRLF generally means Carriage Return Line Feed (hex codes 0D and 0A)and are normally used at the end of a line. C...
Summary: I'm looking for a good one-liner, perl, sed, whatever works, to search a specific text file for a line of text, if it doesn't find it, then insert the...
Summary: Thanks for the reply. "1. Try and telnet to the SMTP server, then you can experiment by typing the commands and seeing exactly what you need to type (...
Summary: Hi, now i have another problem with the same swap, basically, the line symbol that separates the two lines seems to be a unix stlye carriage return th...
Summary: Hi... I use one main batch file, that executes 9 other smaller batch files... so that each one can run and complete before going on to the next (requi...
Summary: I am trying to make a batch file that inserts a string at the beginning of every line of a text document and at the end of a line. eg. (String Here)te...
Summary: Hi vibhutidevatraj (You) need a script to remove LF and CR Characters from a CSV file. I have the perfect script for you. I will assume the csv ...
Summary: I don't have the tools or know what tools will actually tell me what the little box is at the end of a text file that I have created via a data base e...
Summary: I'm asuming that you are reading an ASCII (text) UNIX file. The difference between UNIX and DOS text files is the line ending. UNIX has only a CR (c...
Summary: there are a few control characters that may be included in a text file. 9 tab 10 cr (carriage return) 12 ff (form feed) 13 lf (line feed) 26 ctrl-z (...
Summary: The first one is fine The second one is okay, but it also takes out any newline characters, tabs, carriage returns, etc...Are you sure this is what yo...
Summary: No i haven't tried that, and i am pretty sure thats it!! I was getting nothing returned at all in my text boxes. Will try it out and let you know if i...
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