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  1. In Topic: Bad syntax for my SQL update statement

    Posted 29 Nov 2011

    Ionut you are right on the money, thank you man. I was struggling with this for the passed 40 minutes...its always the small stuff >.<
  2. In Topic: Bad syntax for my SQL update statement

    Posted 29 Nov 2011

    Ahh that seemed like it would work! But no i got this error

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    Error starting at line 1 in command:
    update invoices
    set terms_id = 2
    from invoices, vendors
    where invoices.vendor_id = vendors.vendor_id
    and vendors.default_terms_id = 2
    Error at Command Line:2 Column:16
    Error report:
    SQL Error: ORA-00933: SQL command not properly ended
    00933. 00000 - "SQL command not properly ended"
    *Cause:
    *Action:


    I didn't think you could use a from in an update clause
  3. In Topic: Strange results from sqlite

    Posted 16 Nov 2011

    success! Exactly what you did fixed it, thank you!!
  4. In Topic: How to get user input from text box to go in to program?

    Posted 22 Sep 2011

    I have a few questions for you, and some things you should change in order to find out what is wrong.

    1. What are you using to write and compile your code?
    2. Are you running the applet in a browser via a .html file? Or through an IDE

    Things i recommend you change from what i can see
    1. Rather than use an action listener on a JTextfield, create a button, then bind your actionlistener to that JButton instead.
    2. Make it so that instead of extending from Applet you extend from JApplet, i believe Applet does not support swing gui's
  5. In Topic: Python server and client problem

    Posted 19 Sep 2011

    That's so weird. I even set IDLE to run as admin to see if that was the problem. I changed the host to 127.0.0.1 and port to 56155 but nothing ever gets sent :/ I've tried doing this on my home computer and my laptop and still it does not work. I'm running windows 7 professional. And an AMD processor

    Wait i had a theory, could the programs be talking but IDLE just wont show it? What are you using to build and run your python scripts?

    Yup my theory stands, i tested the .py files in the cmd window and they both communicated, IDLE is just a piece of s^*t

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Joseph
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C#, Java, Python

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