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Defaultvalue from database in dataset columns

Hi,

I have an Access database in which I defined default values for certain
columns. On my windows forms I've got controls bound to the dataset, The
problem is that when I add a new row to the dataset my controls don't have
the defaultvalue entered in the database.

Is it possible to retrieve the defaultvalue for the column from the
database?
--
Met vriendelijke groet / With regards / Saludos,
Moviat Automatisering
Maurice Mertens
mauricem@moviat_KillSpamWordForEMail.nl

tel: +31 162 470 534
fax: +31 162 470 502
Jul 21 '05 #1
14 1867
The Datacolumn object has a defaultvalue property.. Say that Column1 in your
Db named FirstCol has a defaultvalue of "1" in Access..

assuming FirstCol was the first field in your SQL Query..

myDataSet.Tables["MyTable"].Column[0].DefaultValue = "1"

You can do that for each one locally so it matches your defaults in the db.
"Maurice Mertens" <mauricem@moviat_KillSpamWordForEMail.nl> wrote in message
news:Xn****************************@207.46.248.16. ..
Hi,

I have an Access database in which I defined default values for certain
columns. On my windows forms I've got controls bound to the dataset, The
problem is that when I add a new row to the dataset my controls don't have
the defaultvalue entered in the database.

Is it possible to retrieve the defaultvalue for the column from the
database?
--
Met vriendelijke groet / With regards / Saludos,
Moviat Automatisering
Maurice Mertens
mauricem@moviat_KillSpamWordForEMail.nl

tel: +31 162 470 534
fax: +31 162 470 502

Jul 21 '05 #2
The Datacolumn object has a defaultvalue property.. Say that Column1 in your
Db named FirstCol has a defaultvalue of "1" in Access..

assuming FirstCol was the first field in your SQL Query..

myDataSet.Tables["MyTable"].Column[0].DefaultValue = "1"

You can do that for each one locally so it matches your defaults in the db.
"Maurice Mertens" <mauricem@moviat_KillSpamWordForEMail.nl> wrote in message
news:Xn****************************@207.46.248.16. ..
Hi,

I have an Access database in which I defined default values for certain
columns. On my windows forms I've got controls bound to the dataset, The
problem is that when I add a new row to the dataset my controls don't have
the defaultvalue entered in the database.

Is it possible to retrieve the defaultvalue for the column from the
database?
--
Met vriendelijke groet / With regards / Saludos,
Moviat Automatisering
Maurice Mertens
mauricem@moviat_KillSpamWordForEMail.nl

tel: +31 162 470 534
fax: +31 162 470 502

Jul 21 '05 #3
Hi William,

Indeed it is possible to set them manually but isn't it possible for .NET
to set the defaultvalue of the control on the form automatically with the
defaultvalue from the database.

This because when I change the defaultvalue in de database I don't have
to edit my code.

"William Ryan eMVP" <do********@comcast.nospam.net> wrote in
news:e5**************@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl:
The Datacolumn object has a defaultvalue property.. Say that Column1
in your Db named FirstCol has a defaultvalue of "1" in Access..

assuming FirstCol was the first field in your SQL Query..

myDataSet.Tables["MyTable"].Column[0].DefaultValue = "1"

You can do that for each one locally so it matches your defaults in
the db. "Maurice Mertens" <mauricem@moviat_KillSpamWordForEMail.nl>
wrote in message news:Xn****************************@207.46.248.16. ..
Hi,

I have an Access database in which I defined default values for
certain columns. On my windows forms I've got controls bound to the
dataset, The problem is that when I add a new row to the dataset my
controls don't have the defaultvalue entered in the database.

Is it possible to retrieve the defaultvalue for the column from the
database?
--
Met vriendelijke groet / With regards / Saludos,
Moviat Automatisering
Maurice Mertens
mauricem@moviat_KillSpamWordForEMail.nl

tel: +31 162 470 534
fax: +31 162 470 502



--
Met vriendelijke groet / With regards / Saludos,
Moviat Automatisering
Maurice Mertens
mauricem@moviat_KillSpamWordForEMail.nl

tel: +31 162 470 534
fax: +31 162 470 502
Jul 21 '05 #4
Hi William,

Indeed it is possible to set them manually but isn't it possible for .NET
to set the defaultvalue of the control on the form automatically with the
defaultvalue from the database.

This because when I change the defaultvalue in de database I don't have
to edit my code.

"William Ryan eMVP" <do********@comcast.nospam.net> wrote in
news:e5**************@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl:
The Datacolumn object has a defaultvalue property.. Say that Column1
in your Db named FirstCol has a defaultvalue of "1" in Access..

assuming FirstCol was the first field in your SQL Query..

myDataSet.Tables["MyTable"].Column[0].DefaultValue = "1"

You can do that for each one locally so it matches your defaults in
the db. "Maurice Mertens" <mauricem@moviat_KillSpamWordForEMail.nl>
wrote in message news:Xn****************************@207.46.248.16. ..
Hi,

I have an Access database in which I defined default values for
certain columns. On my windows forms I've got controls bound to the
dataset, The problem is that when I add a new row to the dataset my
controls don't have the defaultvalue entered in the database.

Is it possible to retrieve the defaultvalue for the column from the
database?
--
Met vriendelijke groet / With regards / Saludos,
Moviat Automatisering
Maurice Mertens
mauricem@moviat_KillSpamWordForEMail.nl

tel: +31 162 470 534
fax: +31 162 470 502



--
Met vriendelijke groet / With regards / Saludos,
Moviat Automatisering
Maurice Mertens
mauricem@moviat_KillSpamWordForEMail.nl

tel: +31 162 470 534
fax: +31 162 470 502
Jul 21 '05 #5
I may be confused. You are adding new records locally to a datatable and
you want the a given default value to appear when you first add a new row.
For each column that has a default value in the DB, (if your query is Select
first, second, third, forth from MyTable) and first, and forth have a
default of "Default", then do this...

myDatatable.Columns[0].DefaultValue = "Default";
myDatatable.Columns[3].DefaultValue = "Default";

Now when you add a new value you are good to go. Unless I'm
misunderstanding, this should solve the problem. Default values don't
usually change in a db and they're not going to change during a user session
so setting them at the onset shouldn't be a big deal. Moreover, if you were
to leave the defaults out, and submit your update, they'd be added by the DB
when the insert happened and if you had the refresh dataset option on or
insert logic that refreshed for you, the new values would apper in your app.
Functionally, there'd be little difference. However, if you want the fields
in the app to have the default value before they go to the db (so the user
will see exactly what's going to be in the db) , then set the DefaultValue
property in the column to match its counterpart in the db

I admit though that I may be misunderstanding so if I am,please let me know
and I'll do my best.

Cheers,

BIll

<mauricem@moviat_KillSpamWordForEMail.nl> wrote in message
news:Xn****************************@207.46.248.16. ..
Hi William,

Indeed it is possible to set them manually but isn't it possible for .NET
to set the defaultvalue of the control on the form automatically with the
defaultvalue from the database.

This because when I change the defaultvalue in de database I don't have
to edit my code.

"William Ryan eMVP" <do********@comcast.nospam.net> wrote in
news:e5**************@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl:
The Datacolumn object has a defaultvalue property.. Say that Column1
in your Db named FirstCol has a defaultvalue of "1" in Access..

assuming FirstCol was the first field in your SQL Query..

myDataSet.Tables["MyTable"].Column[0].DefaultValue = "1"

You can do that for each one locally so it matches your defaults in
the db. "Maurice Mertens" <mauricem@moviat_KillSpamWordForEMail.nl>
wrote in message news:Xn****************************@207.46.248.16. ..
Hi,

I have an Access database in which I defined default values for
certain columns. On my windows forms I've got controls bound to the
dataset, The problem is that when I add a new row to the dataset my
controls don't have the defaultvalue entered in the database.

Is it possible to retrieve the defaultvalue for the column from the
database?
--
Met vriendelijke groet / With regards / Saludos,
Moviat Automatisering
Maurice Mertens
mauricem@moviat_KillSpamWordForEMail.nl

tel: +31 162 470 534
fax: +31 162 470 502



--
Met vriendelijke groet / With regards / Saludos,
Moviat Automatisering
Maurice Mertens
mauricem@moviat_KillSpamWordForEMail.nl

tel: +31 162 470 534
fax: +31 162 470 502

Jul 21 '05 #6
I may be confused. You are adding new records locally to a datatable and
you want the a given default value to appear when you first add a new row.
For each column that has a default value in the DB, (if your query is Select
first, second, third, forth from MyTable) and first, and forth have a
default of "Default", then do this...

myDatatable.Columns[0].DefaultValue = "Default";
myDatatable.Columns[3].DefaultValue = "Default";

Now when you add a new value you are good to go. Unless I'm
misunderstanding, this should solve the problem. Default values don't
usually change in a db and they're not going to change during a user session
so setting them at the onset shouldn't be a big deal. Moreover, if you were
to leave the defaults out, and submit your update, they'd be added by the DB
when the insert happened and if you had the refresh dataset option on or
insert logic that refreshed for you, the new values would apper in your app.
Functionally, there'd be little difference. However, if you want the fields
in the app to have the default value before they go to the db (so the user
will see exactly what's going to be in the db) , then set the DefaultValue
property in the column to match its counterpart in the db

I admit though that I may be misunderstanding so if I am,please let me know
and I'll do my best.

Cheers,

BIll

<mauricem@moviat_KillSpamWordForEMail.nl> wrote in message
news:Xn****************************@207.46.248.16. ..
Hi William,

Indeed it is possible to set them manually but isn't it possible for .NET
to set the defaultvalue of the control on the form automatically with the
defaultvalue from the database.

This because when I change the defaultvalue in de database I don't have
to edit my code.

"William Ryan eMVP" <do********@comcast.nospam.net> wrote in
news:e5**************@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl:
The Datacolumn object has a defaultvalue property.. Say that Column1
in your Db named FirstCol has a defaultvalue of "1" in Access..

assuming FirstCol was the first field in your SQL Query..

myDataSet.Tables["MyTable"].Column[0].DefaultValue = "1"

You can do that for each one locally so it matches your defaults in
the db. "Maurice Mertens" <mauricem@moviat_KillSpamWordForEMail.nl>
wrote in message news:Xn****************************@207.46.248.16. ..
Hi,

I have an Access database in which I defined default values for
certain columns. On my windows forms I've got controls bound to the
dataset, The problem is that when I add a new row to the dataset my
controls don't have the defaultvalue entered in the database.

Is it possible to retrieve the defaultvalue for the column from the
database?
--
Met vriendelijke groet / With regards / Saludos,
Moviat Automatisering
Maurice Mertens
mauricem@moviat_KillSpamWordForEMail.nl

tel: +31 162 470 534
fax: +31 162 470 502



--
Met vriendelijke groet / With regards / Saludos,
Moviat Automatisering
Maurice Mertens
mauricem@moviat_KillSpamWordForEMail.nl

tel: +31 162 470 534
fax: +31 162 470 502

Jul 21 '05 #7
Hi Bill,

actually I do have a database where the defaultvalue can change. In
Microsoft Access it was possible to change the defaultvalue in the db so
this new defaultvalue would also be the defaultvalue in the application
(Without editing the code in the application).

But it seems like this isn't possible in .NET.

In your example when the defaultvalue from column[0] in the database
changes to "NewDefault", the application will still show "Default" as the
defaultvalue for that column. The next step I have to make is edit the
code in the application (in other words: a version update, I don't want
that).

thx for helping me out

"William Ryan eMVP" <do********@comcast.nospam.net> wrote in
news:OL**************@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl:
I may be confused. You are adding new records locally to a datatable
and you want the a given default value to appear when you first add a
new row. For each column that has a default value in the DB, (if your
query is Select first, second, third, forth from MyTable) and first,
and forth have a default of "Default", then do this...

myDatatable.Columns[0].DefaultValue = "Default";
myDatatable.Columns[3].DefaultValue = "Default";

Now when you add a new value you are good to go. Unless I'm
misunderstanding, this should solve the problem. Default values don't
usually change in a db and they're not going to change during a user
session so setting them at the onset shouldn't be a big deal.
Moreover, if you were to leave the defaults out, and submit your
update, they'd be added by the DB when the insert happened and if you
had the refresh dataset option on or insert logic that refreshed for
you, the new values would apper in your app. Functionally, there'd be
little difference. However, if you want the fields in the app to have
the default value before they go to the db (so the user will see
exactly what's going to be in the db) , then set the DefaultValue
property in the column to match its counterpart in the db

I admit though that I may be misunderstanding so if I am,please let me
know and I'll do my best.

Cheers,

BIll


--
Met vriendelijke groet / With regards / Saludos,
Moviat Automatisering
Maurice Mertens
mauricem@moviat_KillSpamWordForEMail.nl

tel: +31 162 470 534
fax: +31 162 470 502
Jul 21 '05 #8
Hi Bill,

actually I do have a database where the defaultvalue can change. In
Microsoft Access it was possible to change the defaultvalue in the db so
this new defaultvalue would also be the defaultvalue in the application
(Without editing the code in the application).

But it seems like this isn't possible in .NET.

In your example when the defaultvalue from column[0] in the database
changes to "NewDefault", the application will still show "Default" as the
defaultvalue for that column. The next step I have to make is edit the
code in the application (in other words: a version update, I don't want
that).

thx for helping me out

"William Ryan eMVP" <do********@comcast.nospam.net> wrote in
news:OL**************@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl:
I may be confused. You are adding new records locally to a datatable
and you want the a given default value to appear when you first add a
new row. For each column that has a default value in the DB, (if your
query is Select first, second, third, forth from MyTable) and first,
and forth have a default of "Default", then do this...

myDatatable.Columns[0].DefaultValue = "Default";
myDatatable.Columns[3].DefaultValue = "Default";

Now when you add a new value you are good to go. Unless I'm
misunderstanding, this should solve the problem. Default values don't
usually change in a db and they're not going to change during a user
session so setting them at the onset shouldn't be a big deal.
Moreover, if you were to leave the defaults out, and submit your
update, they'd be added by the DB when the insert happened and if you
had the refresh dataset option on or insert logic that refreshed for
you, the new values would apper in your app. Functionally, there'd be
little difference. However, if you want the fields in the app to have
the default value before they go to the db (so the user will see
exactly what's going to be in the db) , then set the DefaultValue
property in the column to match its counterpart in the db

I admit though that I may be misunderstanding so if I am,please let me
know and I'll do my best.

Cheers,

BIll


--
Met vriendelijke groet / With regards / Saludos,
Moviat Automatisering
Maurice Mertens
mauricem@moviat_KillSpamWordForEMail.nl

tel: +31 162 470 534
fax: +31 162 470 502
Jul 21 '05 #9
Maurice:

I didn't mean to imply that it never changes, but are you saying that the
default value or say the LastName column, where a defualt value might be
"Not Given" might change to Jones, then to Smith then to Ryan all in say one
session?
"Maurice Mertens" <mauricem@moviat_KillSpamWordForEMail.nl> wrote in message
news:Xn****************************@207.46.248.16. ..
Hi Bill,

actually I do have a database where the defaultvalue can change. In
Microsoft Access it was possible to change the defaultvalue in the db so
this new defaultvalue would also be the defaultvalue in the application
(Without editing the code in the application).

But it seems like this isn't possible in .NET.

In your example when the defaultvalue from column[0] in the database
changes to "NewDefault", the application will still show "Default" as the
defaultvalue for that column. The next step I have to make is edit the
code in the application (in other words: a version update, I don't want
that).

thx for helping me out

"William Ryan eMVP" <do********@comcast.nospam.net> wrote in
news:OL**************@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl:
I may be confused. You are adding new records locally to a datatable
and you want the a given default value to appear when you first add a
new row. For each column that has a default value in the DB, (if your
query is Select first, second, third, forth from MyTable) and first,
and forth have a default of "Default", then do this...

myDatatable.Columns[0].DefaultValue = "Default";
myDatatable.Columns[3].DefaultValue = "Default";

Now when you add a new value you are good to go. Unless I'm
misunderstanding, this should solve the problem. Default values don't
usually change in a db and they're not going to change during a user
session so setting them at the onset shouldn't be a big deal.
Moreover, if you were to leave the defaults out, and submit your
update, they'd be added by the DB when the insert happened and if you
had the refresh dataset option on or insert logic that refreshed for
you, the new values would apper in your app. Functionally, there'd be
little difference. However, if you want the fields in the app to have
the default value before they go to the db (so the user will see
exactly what's going to be in the db) , then set the DefaultValue
property in the column to match its counterpart in the db

I admit though that I may be misunderstanding so if I am,please let me
know and I'll do my best.

Cheers,

BIll


--
Met vriendelijke groet / With regards / Saludos,
Moviat Automatisering
Maurice Mertens
mauricem@moviat_KillSpamWordForEMail.nl

tel: +31 162 470 534
fax: +31 162 470 502

Jul 21 '05 #10
Maurice:

I didn't mean to imply that it never changes, but are you saying that the
default value or say the LastName column, where a defualt value might be
"Not Given" might change to Jones, then to Smith then to Ryan all in say one
session?
"Maurice Mertens" <mauricem@moviat_KillSpamWordForEMail.nl> wrote in message
news:Xn****************************@207.46.248.16. ..
Hi Bill,

actually I do have a database where the defaultvalue can change. In
Microsoft Access it was possible to change the defaultvalue in the db so
this new defaultvalue would also be the defaultvalue in the application
(Without editing the code in the application).

But it seems like this isn't possible in .NET.

In your example when the defaultvalue from column[0] in the database
changes to "NewDefault", the application will still show "Default" as the
defaultvalue for that column. The next step I have to make is edit the
code in the application (in other words: a version update, I don't want
that).

thx for helping me out

"William Ryan eMVP" <do********@comcast.nospam.net> wrote in
news:OL**************@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl:
I may be confused. You are adding new records locally to a datatable
and you want the a given default value to appear when you first add a
new row. For each column that has a default value in the DB, (if your
query is Select first, second, third, forth from MyTable) and first,
and forth have a default of "Default", then do this...

myDatatable.Columns[0].DefaultValue = "Default";
myDatatable.Columns[3].DefaultValue = "Default";

Now when you add a new value you are good to go. Unless I'm
misunderstanding, this should solve the problem. Default values don't
usually change in a db and they're not going to change during a user
session so setting them at the onset shouldn't be a big deal.
Moreover, if you were to leave the defaults out, and submit your
update, they'd be added by the DB when the insert happened and if you
had the refresh dataset option on or insert logic that refreshed for
you, the new values would apper in your app. Functionally, there'd be
little difference. However, if you want the fields in the app to have
the default value before they go to the db (so the user will see
exactly what's going to be in the db) , then set the DefaultValue
property in the column to match its counterpart in the db

I admit though that I may be misunderstanding so if I am,please let me
know and I'll do my best.

Cheers,

BIll


--
Met vriendelijke groet / With regards / Saludos,
Moviat Automatisering
Maurice Mertens
mauricem@moviat_KillSpamWordForEMail.nl

tel: +31 162 470 534
fax: +31 162 470 502

Jul 21 '05 #11
Hi Bill,

I didn't understand the answer first untill I read it more thouroughly.
You said: "..set the dDefaultValue property in the column to match its
counterpart in the db"

How do I do that? I know you can set it manual:
ds.tables(0).columns(0).defaultvalue = "New York", but what if the
defaultvalue in the db changes from "New York" to "L.A.". I will then need
to re-edit my code.
Can the application find out what the defaultvalue in the db is?
Thx!!
Jul 21 '05 #12
Hi Bill,

I didn't understand the answer first untill I read it more thouroughly.
You said: "..set the dDefaultValue property in the column to match its
counterpart in the db"

How do I do that? I know you can set it manual:
ds.tables(0).columns(0).defaultvalue = "New York", but what if the
defaultvalue in the db changes from "New York" to "L.A.". I will then need
to re-edit my code.
Can the application find out what the defaultvalue in the db is?
Thx!!
Jul 21 '05 #13
AFAIK, you can't grab it from the DB, but what I meant was that you can
hard code it. If that won't work, how about this... you could create
another table that holds the columname and the default. I understand you
have a column who's default changes regularly, but I'm guessing it's only
one column or a very few. Regardless. you could query this table when the
app starts, then get those values and store them in a class as static
properties. Then you could dynamically update this. If it changes more
than once in a given user session, then you could even requery in the get
accessor of the class so you always have the latest but if they change this
much then you probably need a much different solution. Anyway, you can set
the default value based on the values in the shared/static class and you'll
be good to go.

If you don't mind me asking, what drives the situation that requires
changing the default value so frequently?

ANother thing, you could do is store this in the .config file. Instead of
changing it in the db, change it in the app (if the app is the only way the
data is accessed, this should be ok, otherwise it's not viable) config file
and then your app will handle it.

Will this work?
"Maurice Mertens" <mauricem@moviat_KillSpamWordForEMail.nl> wrote in message
news:Xn***************************@207.46.248.16.. .
Hi Bill,

I didn't understand the answer first untill I read it more thouroughly.
You said: "..set the dDefaultValue property in the column to match its
counterpart in the db"

How do I do that? I know you can set it manual:
ds.tables(0).columns(0).defaultvalue = "New York", but what if the
defaultvalue in the db changes from "New York" to "L.A.". I will then need
to re-edit my code.
Can the application find out what the defaultvalue in the db is?
Thx!!

Jul 21 '05 #14
AFAIK, you can't grab it from the DB, but what I meant was that you can
hard code it. If that won't work, how about this... you could create
another table that holds the columname and the default. I understand you
have a column who's default changes regularly, but I'm guessing it's only
one column or a very few. Regardless. you could query this table when the
app starts, then get those values and store them in a class as static
properties. Then you could dynamically update this. If it changes more
than once in a given user session, then you could even requery in the get
accessor of the class so you always have the latest but if they change this
much then you probably need a much different solution. Anyway, you can set
the default value based on the values in the shared/static class and you'll
be good to go.

If you don't mind me asking, what drives the situation that requires
changing the default value so frequently?

ANother thing, you could do is store this in the .config file. Instead of
changing it in the db, change it in the app (if the app is the only way the
data is accessed, this should be ok, otherwise it's not viable) config file
and then your app will handle it.

Will this work?
"Maurice Mertens" <mauricem@moviat_KillSpamWordForEMail.nl> wrote in message
news:Xn***************************@207.46.248.16.. .
Hi Bill,

I didn't understand the answer first untill I read it more thouroughly.
You said: "..set the dDefaultValue property in the column to match its
counterpart in the db"

How do I do that? I know you can set it manual:
ds.tables(0).columns(0).defaultvalue = "New York", but what if the
defaultvalue in the db changes from "New York" to "L.A.". I will then need
to re-edit my code.
Can the application find out what the defaultvalue in the db is?
Thx!!

Jul 21 '05 #15

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Hi All, I am Emmanuel katto from Uganda. I want to ask what challenges you've faced while migrating a website to cloud. Please let me know. Thanks! Emmanuel
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hello, everyone, I want to develop a software for my android phone for daily needs, any suggestions?
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by: Hystou | last post by:
There are some requirements for setting up RAID: 1. The motherboard and BIOS support RAID configuration. 2. The motherboard has 2 or more available SATA protocol SSD/HDD slots (including MSATA, M.2...
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ONU (Optical Network Unit) is one of the key components for providing high-speed Internet services. Its primary function is to act as an endpoint device located at the user's premises. However,...
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Hello folks, I am unable to find appropriate documentation on the type promotion of bit-fields when using the generalised comparison operator "<=>". The problem is that using the GNU compilers,...
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jinu1996
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In today's digital age, having a compelling online presence is paramount for businesses aiming to thrive in a competitive landscape. At the heart of this digital strategy lies an intricately woven...
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by: Hystou | last post by:
Overview: Windows 11 and 10 have less user interface control over operating system update behaviour than previous versions of Windows. In Windows 11 and 10, there is no way to turn off the Windows...
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Let's talk about the concept of autonomous AI software engineers and no-code agents. These AIs are designed to manage the entire lifecycle of a software development project—planning, coding, testing,...
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The next Access Europe User Group meeting will be on Wednesday 1 May 2024 starting at 18:00 UK time (6PM UTC+1) and finishing by 19:30 (7.30PM). In this session, we are pleased to welcome a new...

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