This article shows how to use string parameters to make selection on Boolean fields. What is it you need to select "true", "false" of "ALL" records. How WHERE statement will look like in that case?
This article shows how to use string parameters to make selection on Boolean fields. What is it you need to select "true", "false" of "ALL" records. How WHERE statement will look like in that case?
Let’s consider this example, where HTML page has a TEXTAREA and an INBOX. When user types inside TextArea, Inbox should show the length of TextArea string. <script type="text/javascript"> function TTLength(objTT){ var tt= document.getElementById('TXT1'); tt.value = objTT.value.length; } </script> <textarea onKeyDown="TTLength(this);" onKeyUp="TTLength(this);" rows="10"> This Text Area Contains a string With Newline Characters </textarea> <input type="text" id="TXT1" value="TT Length"/> Let’s see how this page behaves in IE8 and in Firefox 3.6.11. IE8 Firefox As you can see that IE and FF return two different values for the length of an identical string in TextArea and that could be a serious problem, if you are trying to validate the string length before updating the…