Hello Aage,
Friday, April 1, 2016, 10:28:51 AM, you wrote:
> p.97
> Table 5.8. ALTER TABLE Statement Parameters
> The pagebreak reveal an akward split between the parameter
> 'collation" and its description.
> This may be a pdf artifact, but I'm using "Adobe Acrobat Reader DC,
> 2015 Release
Aage Johansen wrote:
> First, thanks to Paul for checking my suggestions.
> Actually, I may have misremembered: I thought there might be pitfalls
> regarding the sign of the result.
There are. Or rather, there is one: 0x8000 - 0x map to negative
INTEGER values, whereas 0x08000 -
Hi Helen,
> Another thing we seem to have missed by the same method (!) was binary
> strings in hex format.
>
> Unless you have feelings against it, I should just pick up the
> relevant source from LangUpdate25, slot it into the appropriate
> places and cross-ref where needed.
Yes, please use
Hi Helen,
> > p.51 (end of first paragraph):
> > A CONTAINING search is not case-sensitive.
>
> > Maybe a comment/warning on accent-sensitivity?
>
> I think you might be the first person involved with this text who has
> day-to-day experience with data in a language with accented
> characters.
A few more:
p.53 (top)
[ ] ( ) | ^ - + * % _ ? {
No "}" (terminating brace) ?
[:ALPHA:]: Latin letters a..z and A..z.
Should be: a..z and A..Z ?
p.57 Existential Predicates
... Existential
On 2016-03-10 22:00, Aage Johansen wrote:
> I may be way too late, or others may have noted
> these already. This is a few suggestions that I collected in
> February:
>
> ==
> Document version: 0.901
>
>
>
> P.13Integer Data Types
>
I may be way too late, or others may have noted
these already. This is a few suggestions that I collected in February:
==
Document version: 0.901
P.13Integer Data Types
BIGINT is defined as 64-bit integer, INTEGER is
defined as
