My question is not exactly same by your suggested question. I want to ask that float data type of .NET and Sql Server is same? decimal data type of .NET and Sql Server is same? If I use float data type on front end then I should also use float data type on back end? — Husain Sanwerwala16 mins ago
@Unihedron His comment is incorrect; the very first thing he asked is, "When I check table after call stored procedure value is : 55.549999 I know that if I change float variable and make decimal variable then my problem solved, but I want to know what is the reason behind that."
@Unihedron The question that bummi set as the dup does that pretty well.
@DroidDev not yet, not yet. But if he is a repeat offender, feel free to give me a call.
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Thanks mate. Your answer is the winner to me! Because of your if statement it stopped crashing. I guess the list loses its selection for a brief moment when switching... — BabydeadNov 1 '13 at 19:32
Only flag comments that doesn't add value but conversations as too chatty (such as pls accept ma ans and +1 great and thanks for links). If something has been commenced as an edit, flag it as obsolete. Those are the two reasons I flag old comments, everything else can probably stay.
@Bart might have helped in your pre-tavern years, now it's too late. You are beyond recovery.
@TGMCians please scroll up ans read the conversation between droidDev and vogel, I find a contractor discussing his client's gender in a conversation about bugs extremely sexist
and unprofessional too. And yes @vogel, I am touchy about this. It's not a level of conversation that any respectable professional would indulge in on a site for professionals.
@Anna just stumbled over a repost of this in MSE, and agree it looks really bad for the thousands of annonymous visitors. Can you work your magic on Jin to have a look? :)
I want to know how a question like Are automatic log outs standard with some Windows Server updates? considered off topic. I want to know from a coder's perspective how updates may affect VB.Net web coding. Do I have to spell that out every time I post a question that may involve more than just...
Not everything is worth keeping permanently in the transcript, and mods and devs can see deleted messages too, so as long as the person it was meant for can read it, it isn't a problem.
I think there has only been one meta post that was started where I was a close voter of or something and it wasn't a rant. I always check to see if I was involved in the post, but I like never am, which is both surprising and disappointing
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@hichris123 (I'm half Scottish, live near London though.) My thoughts, in great depth, are; "don't know, don't care." (Not meaning to sound rude at all, it's just my view of the general situation.)
I generally think it is not a wise move, but now that Westminster woke up so late in the game makes me hope the Yes voters win. Just to learn those politicians where the real power is...
How does the UK keep the media from reporting exit poll numbers? The most I've found was a small sentence on the BBC saying that they aren't reporting exit numbers until polls close. Here in the US, we'd have every network and grandmother making predictions and they would have been doing it since the first person left a poll booth this morning.
> When polls close, usually, we then get an exit poll that gives us at least an indication of how people have voted. Not this time. My colleague James Ball explains why: neither the BBC nor any other media outlet has paid to get one done:
> Why no exit poll for such a momentous and consequential vote? The first possibility is that no one thought the vote would be close, and so deemed it as not interesting enough to be worthy of the spend.
More likely, hopefully, is that the broadcasters were afraid of the consequences of a poll being wrong: if the BBC spends four hours discussing a poll that’s 51-49 in favour of yes, and when the final votes come in the result is no, deputy heads may roll amid the backlash.
In reality broadcasters may have been too cautious: campaigns are very familiar with arguing against exit polls they …
:2424068 That's not a format Zephyr checks right now. I'm working on a threading error that ChatExchange is throwing. Once I figure that out, I'll work on all formats it should be checking.
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