I've an issue using one-to-one mapping. I've searched internet and found many solutions but none was satisfying. Most of the examples carry overhead of storing parent instance in child class.
I want to use only parent Id in child class having foreign key constraint relationship but dont want to ...
@TimStone - What don't you get? The fellow has the makings of a troll. Completely ignored the fact that his question is broad and has 3 close votes by demanding that his question is urgent and pinging me in a comment asking for help.
but scope this crazy code that I know works almost as fast as ADO.NET
public static List<Events> Events_GetFutureEvents(string eventDate = null) {
List<Events> l = new List<Events>();
using (var con = DataAccessMaster.GetOpenConnection()) {
l = con.Query<Events>( "Events_GetFutureEvents", new { EventDate = eventDate } ).ToList();
}
return l;
}
technically I could just return from within the using statement
I once took a car door in the upper portion of my right arm. (I almost took it in the chest, which would have been really bad.) I did a 180 to face the oncoming traffic. It was a white Lincoln Town Car that was behind me. I don't think I'll ever forget that. :)
Only a slightly different topic, when a client asks how long it would take to handle a "simple" form; don't believe them. There's no such thing as a simple form. :)
Thing is, I thought it was like some sort of hidden feature, so I thought it was a "theme tune" rather than a Windows Theme. Like a computer will play Fur Elise if the fan is failing.
@OctavianDamiean what @tombull's link describes is not Windows related though
> This is an indication sent to the PC speaker from the computer's BIOS that the CPU fan is failing or has failed, or that the power supply voltages have drifted out of tolerance.
> Bear in mind that our HQ is a renovated fish processing plant, not the Wonka factory, and we're fresh out of Oompa Loompas to build these incredible things.
Windows 7 is good, still not got to grips with Libraries though.
Also that fact that it puts everything in C:\Users\tombull89 is annoying (AppData, My Documents, Pictures, Videos, Documents, Downloads). I'm kinda Geek-OCD so I'd want My Docs and then everything in that.
@tombull89 Indeed. Just hoping (very hard) that the flight won't be cancelled
It's not very big, hmmm. They named it Haima - Seahorse. Forth typhoon of the year to get a name. 20 m/s wind, which is 72km/h, and it's not particularly big, so hopefully won't affect the flight.
If your friend has put up a possibly interesting project on a site like GitHub, would it be in bad taste for the friend to offer it as an answer to a question asking for pretty much what that project does?
(e.g. self-promotion)
particularly if the question were a year old or so
I think it's considered okay as long as the poster is upfront about the affiliation with the project, i.e. makes an effort to avoid the appearance of spamming.
I know there are MSO posts that say that -- e.g. meta.stackoverflow.com/questions/47994/… -- although the mere existence of those posts may not deter spam flaggers.
I've decided that more restaurants around here need to deliver. Or I need someone who just picks up food for me. Or I need to just be less exhausted. All acceptable options.
@TimStone I would like to take this opportunity to remind you that I have offered to pick your food up for you. You just didn't like my totally reasonable delivery timetable (or fee), for some reason.
Randomly ran across this blog on how one should never read comments, and thought to myself all the comments I've read that were either wrong, dated, or simply confusing. Should one simple never read comments and/or just use regex replace pattern to delete... :-) ...just kidding, but really, maybe...
I was looking for badges I didn't have yet, and I saw the Disciplined badge.
So I deleted an answer of mine with 3+ votes, and waited.
5 minutes later, sweet, a new badge!
Then I go to my answer again, and undeleted it. No problem at all, and I keep the badge!
What will happen? Will my badge ...
@spoulson What happens if two statements on the Internet are contradictory? Here, I'll help: Everything on the Internet is false, including this statement.
@TimStone @Trufa, thanks I would have rejected myself but I was out of votes. I put a feature request in to increase the edit vote limit: meta.stackoverflow.com/questions/95931/…
@TimStone, I was opposed to multiple reviewers until they added the improve option. But it seems like every day I see something that makes me think multiple reviewers are a good choice.
Yes, I am one of the haters. But my hate is warming up and I understand better now. Yet, I am not ready to accept multiple reviewers if one of the reviewers is trying to edit as well. Maybe a solution would be to allow multiple edit requests.
@spoulson Wikipedia sez: "Improved HTML 5 and CSS3 support; Improved overall performance; A Do-Not-Track option (disabling the ability for advertisers to track browsing habits and install cookies on the computer); Stability and security improvements"
Also, "A draft roadmap indicates that Mozilla hopes to release versions 6 and 7 in 2011 following the release of Firefox 5 in June 2011. These versions will be smaller incremental updates, primarily focusing on improving speed, stability and security."
You can scratch my question that is starred to the right by the way. I got confused by the "Month" and "All" tabs - the Apple site's top user is indeed above 10k already
I was looking for badges I didn't have yet, and I saw the Disciplined badge.
So I deleted an answer of mine with 3+ votes, and waited.
5 minutes later, sweet, a new badge!
Then I go to my answer again, and undeleted it. No problem at all, and I keep the badge!
What will happen? Will my badge ...
