Alias refers to the practice of using a different temporary name (usually a short name or a name with a logical meaning) to a database table or a column in a table. The main advantage of using an alias is to h
In this example,first_nameandlast_namecolumn names are pretty clear. However, sometimes, the column names are quite vague in describing the meaning of data, such as: SELECTlstprc, prdnmFROMlong_table_name;Code language:SQL (Structured Query Language)(sql) To better describe the data displayed...
I am aware that I could just add a label at the dataset level but I have two problems with this: We lock datasets because they are managed by dbt Sometimes, depending for what you're doing, you want to change the name of a column to better express it's meaning. For example: filteri...
Please note that planners/optimizers, such as the one that is present in PROC SQL, have the freedom to alter internal execution orders (as long as any alterations do NOT change the meaning of a/the query). select (5) from <from clause> (1) where <where clause> (2) group by <grou...
Perform a #sendBroadcast(Intent) that is "sticky," meaning the Intent you are sending stays around after the broadcast is complete, so that others can quickly retrieve that data through the return value of #registerReceiver(BroadcastReceiver, IntentFilter). (Inherited from ContextWrapper) SendStick...
//There it is a little different, but the meaning is the same. There is nothing you can do about it. But you can reset the "from" section before using QueryBuilder. PHP Code: ->from([],true Ok I understand. So there is no way to use aliases in this case?
remember when you assume what it makes out of "u" and "me"... Most of you also assumed that "running correctly" meant the same thing as "running without error". But doesn't the meaning of running correctly depend also on the desired outcome?
MySQL has the right to support non standard extensions, like "select t1.* as alias" - as a bug: Clearly this was not intended, has no meaning, and is an "accidental" syntax allowed Considering that the said syntax has no harmful effect (the alias is ignored) in 5.1 or earlier, this...
A couple of months ago, a new “feature” was made available on Azure. Basically it’s just an oldskool file server in an Azure datacenter… Meaning: accessible over smb \\fileserver.onmicrosoft and you’re good to go! Jieehaa!
Perform a #sendBroadcast(Intent) that is "sticky," meaning the Intent you are sending stays around after the broadcast is complete, so that others can quickly retrieve that data through the return value of #registerReceiver(BroadcastReceiver, IntentFilter). (Inherited from ContextWrapper) SendStick...