the following example

In the following example, the echo command is used to put a denial messages up to a denied client.

The following example requires the creation of a second table containing the Point UDT column as well as a timestamp column.

As the following example shows, the Point value type becomes a type definition (typedef) with the name Point.

The following example uses the Sub statement to define the name, parameters, and code that form the body of a Sub procedure.

The following example adds a column that allows null values and has no values provided through a DEFAULT definition.

And while I wouldn't go as far to call the following example "cheating, " the rules do not say that isn't allowed.

Many people find this sort of joke distasteful. The following example of 'sick humour' will enable you to judge for yourself.

The following example opens a file or creates it if it does not already exist, and appends information to the end of the file .

It also allows you to test whether the object variable points to a valid object, as the following example shows.

Add a page declaration to the beginning of the file, as shown in the following example.

We now employ the MID function to integrate the various parts of the formula, as shown in the following example.

In the following example, we create another PHP module and a script that displays an HTML form to help us insert data into the AUTHOR table.

The following example creates a function to return the name of the entity on which the permissions are checked .

The following example kills the children when the parent is sent one of the signals.

The following example returns the SQL text of all cached entries that have been used more than once.

The following example lists information for the credential that this target server uses to log in to the master server.

The following example receives all available messages for a specified conversation group from the ExpenseQueue queue into a table variable.

The following example stores an attribute called className for each person and simply adds the word Class after the name.

The following example prints a combination of a local variable, system functions, and a text string using concatenation.

The following example demonstrates how to override the GetHitTest to see if the point is within this glyph.

The following example finds the length of the Name column in the Product table.

The following example draws a rectangle with no transformation and a path with a rotation transformation.

The following example project file references the project name as a reserved property to specify the name for the output.

The following example returns the company names listed in the Customers table, along with the number of characters in the company name.

The xml data type methods cannot be used in the PRINT statement as shown in the following example.

You can cut and paste the following example code into a text file renamed with a. Cs or. Vb file name extension.

The following example reads the contents of the UTF32 file test. Txt into a string and then displays it in a message box.

This was done first with the blur tool and then by blending the shades together with the smudge tool, as shown in the following example.

The following example reads the contents of test. Txt into a string and then displays it in a message box.

The following example shows how a specific permission on an existing XML schema collection can be denied to a login.

The following example demonstrates the use of a Decoder to convert two different byte arrays into a character array.

The following example shows a skeleton definition of a module and two members of that module.

The following example produces the delivery channels snapshot report for all applications that are hosted by an instance.

The following example creates a message that writes the name of the item collection created with the Output element in the previous example.

To enable the user profile, set the enabled attribute of the profile configuration element to true, as shown in the following example.

The following example demonstrates the usage of the HEADING option in changing the heading of a column in a table result display.

The following example queries for the total number of units in stock for all discontinued products in the Products table.

Change the text between the opening and closing Button tags from Button to Submit, as shown in the following example.

The following example includes an implementation of this callback to validate a range of values for a custom dependency property.

Use quotation marks around the query, as shown in the following example.

The following example fills a line, an ellipse, and a rectangle with a horizontal linear gradient brush.

The following example shows two types to which the DataContractAttribute and DataMemberAttribute attributes have been applied.

You can assign an initial value to a variable as part of its declaration, as the following example illustrates.

The following example shows a skeleton definition of a generic class with a constraint list on the type parameter.

The following example produces the subscriptions snapshot report for all applications hosted by an instance.

The following example shows escape sequences for an XML namespace that appears at the start of a XAML attribute value.

The following example creates a computed column in a table that applies the TERTIARY_WEIGHTS function to the values of a char column.

At the top of the new file, add a control declaration as shown in the following example.

Define an array and initialize it with the desired number of elements, as shown in the following example.

The following example produces the application snapshot report for all applications hosted by an instance.

The following example returns the number of connections to the server and displays the originating IP address and port of each connection.

The following example uses the WHERE clause to get the total number of units in stock for all discontinued products in the Products table.

To obtain the XML representation of the DataSet as a string, use the GetXml method as shown in the following example.

The view can be queried with SQL statements and embedded XQuery, as shown in the following example.

To determine the transaction isolation level currently set, use the DBCC USEROPTIONS statement as shown in the following example.

The following example demonstrates setting two buttons to be the default and cancel buttons for a form.

On your attributes to define their usage precisely, as shown in the following example.

The document will also contain an html element that includes a reference to the XHTML namespace, as shown in the following example.

The following example produces the providers snapshot report for all applications hosted by an instance.

The following example shows how a fictitious antivirus application would be disabled on an Edge Transport server or a Hub Transport server .

In the following example, the first statement begins the definition of a function that consists of an if. Else sequence of three statements.

This concept simply applies (or maps) a procedure to a list, as shown in the following example.

The following example returns cases that fall within the last 12 months of the data that was used to train the model.

The Case Else statement can be used to run code when no match is found, as in the following example.

I found the following example interesting (even if it comes from non-manufacturing domain).

The following example illustrates the difference between defined a one-dimensional array and a multidimensional array.

The following example creates the Accounting database and then changes the name of the database to Financial.

In the following example, the service master key is backed up to a file .

The JSON object for a parent node might look like the following example.

Property to an expression specifying the data to return, as shown in the following example expression.

The following example inserts new records directly into a database using command objects.

The following example shows an application trace configuration that collects trace information for up to 40 requests.

The following example shows how the LIDAR information can be used to monitor windshear.

The following example illustrates how the declaration in the preceding example could be modified to create a generic collection.

The following example retrieves the status when searching for the next message ID (for only unread messages ) .

Complete the steps in the following example to set the isolation level at the connection and statement levels for the JDBC application.

The following example declares an array variable to hold the number of students in each grade in a grammar school.

The following example removes ten characters from a string beginning at position five of a zero-based index of the string.

The following example checks to see whether a macro is currently being recorded.

Supports the setting of parameter values separately from the Transact-SQL string as shown in the following example.

The following example shows how the setting affects each of these data types.

The following example shows the contents of a sample application configuration file that enables server garbage collection.

MailLink enables a page developer to specify the Text property within the control's tags, as shown in the following example.

The following example uses multiple anchor and recursive members to return all the ancestors of a specified person.

To understand FastSOA from a practical standpoint, consider the following example application.

In the following example, the compiler generates IL code in which the WriteLine statements do not contain debugging information.

The following example displays information about the shelvesets on the Team Foundation Server to which the current directory maps.

The following example uses the LastIndexOf method to search for the last occurrence of the 'l' character in a string.

The following example copies a file to the specified path, allowing the overwriting of a target file of the same name.

The following example reads a text file into a buffer and writes the buffer to the HTTP output stream.

The following example copies a file to the specified path, allowing the overwriting of a target file of the same name.

The following example reads a text file into a buffer and writes the buffer to the HTTP output stream.

The following example, a basic definition of a typical company, illustrates all the preceding points.

The following example returns the predicted state of the Bike Buyer column in a singleton query.

The following example shows two enumerations that do not use the recommended underlying data type.

The following example illustrates shadowing through scope, as well as a reference that bypasses the shadowing .

In the following example, as each file is read into memory, the progress bar and label are updated to reflect the total files read.

The following example receives all available messages for the next available conversation group from the ExpenseQueue queue.

The configuration file should be formatted as shown in the following example.

The following example shows the declaration of a property that does not take parameters.

The following example displays the next and previous post titles with arrows to emphasis the direction the user may choose.

The following example demonstrates how the GetHashCode method can be overridden by a derived value type.

The message can be changed dynamically by a simple API call, also provided in the following example.

The following example shows how to register a server-activated object and a client-activated object for a host application domain.

The following example shows one way to use CROSS APPLY to select from the result of a user- defined function .

In the following example, an int, a short, and a float are included in a mathematical expression giving a float result.

Import a few parameters as System. Array types by manually editing the MSIL, as the following example shows.

The following example finds the total of each sales order in the database.

The following example receives the next available message for the next available conversation group in the ExpenseQueue queue.

The following example code uses all three of these controls in an ASP. NET page.

The following example structures contain string references and inline strings, as well as ANSI, Unicode, and platform-dependent characters.

When using a local file, the connection string should look like the following example.

The following example demonstrates implementing a Text property that stores and retrieves its value from its control's ViewState property.

The following example adds a Button to a form and sets some of its common properties.

The following example gets the type of the specified class and displays all the interfaces that the type implements or inherits.

The following example retrieves the names of parameters (and the objects to which they belong) defined on user-defined type ComplexNumber.

The following example returns the SET options with which the plan was compiled.

The following example shows the total number of sales orders and the most recent sales order date in the.

The following example shows some query operators whose source sequence is probably expected to be ordered.

The following example returns the login name associated with a Windows security identification number.

In the following example the name would be "petClinic" instead of the default generated name of "simpleJdbcClinic" .

The following example creates a linked server for directly accessing text files, without linking the files as tables in an Access. Mdb file.

The following example writes the contents of the current directory to a file named dir_out. Txt in the current server directory.

The following example shows how the MSF for Agile Software Development process template maps work item fields to Microsoft Project.

To return and examine only the rows with errors, as shown in the following example.

The pointcut required in these situations can get unwieldy, as you can see for yourself in the following example.

The following example shows a simple Transact-SQL user-defined function and identifies the major components of the function.

In the following example, only those customers who have an address in London are returned.

The following example shows a managed server as the event source and a COM client as the event sink.

You can also use it to coerce an object class to the type of one of its interfaces, as in the following example.

You use assignment statements to perform calculations and assign the result to a variable, as the following example shows.

Due to width limits on this page, the following example shows all of the above information except the content of XML schema.

In the following example the Point and Rect types provide member layout information using the StructLayoutAttribute.

The following example determines whether the current user can insert a row of data into the Address table in the AdventureWorks database.

The following example illustrates such a scenario.

Object to pass the user name, password, and domain to the host, as shown in the following example.

The following example establishes a database mirroring session between partners for an existing mirror database.

As in the previous example, the following example defines a function to return an xml type instance for a computed column.

By contrast, the following example demonstrates how business rules can be separated from requirement statements.

The following example outlines the request flow for retrieving data when a column is dragged from the left hand metadata tree into the list.

In this scenario a query gets the name and e-email address from a user, as in the following example.

Add the Attribute suffix to custom attribute classes, as shown in the following example.

The following example demonstrates a function for iterating through a group of text-box controls and clearing their text.

The following example returns the length of the LastName column.

The following example shows the SqlUserDefinedAggregateAttribute attribute for a user-defined aggregate.

To do this, map the source table of Customers1 to the DataSet table Orders, as shown in the following example.

The following example creates a string from two existing string objects and a separating character.

In the following example, a public class is defined, containing a single field, a method and a special method called a constructor.

The following example shows how to specify a CssClass property for a number of Menu properties that you can then reference in a style sheet.

The following example displays "True" or "False" in a Label Web server control to reflect the latest change in a CheckBox control.

The following example returns 1 if the selected data has not been changed since it was signed with asymmetric key.

The following example demonstrates retrieving an application's version number and displaying it in a label.

The following example returns information about the columns that have been designated for full-text indexing in the Document table.

The following example demonstrates the configuration of the account search service properties for the simulator.

The following example demonstrates the contents of a file containing assemblies to uninstall.

The following example gets the HostName property (of the previously created SQLServer object) and stores it in a local variable.

After creating the previous JSP template (TemplateLayout. jsp), write each JSP page as shown in the following example.

Classification. Xml must contain an entry that references the FileMapping. Xml file as shown in the following example.

Several operators can perform actions in a single expression or statement, as the following example illustrates.

The following example shows how to test the maximum length of the data entered in a text-area component.

The following example uses a registry search to determine the target directory for a file.

The following example uses the Cascade setting of the MdiLayout enumeration for the child windows of the MDI parent form (Form1).

The following example adds an int data type value and a character value by converting the character data type to int.

The following example returns the columns for all the cases that were used to train the Target Mail model.

In the new file, add a control directive in the programming language you are using, as shown in the following example.

The following example returns the intercept of a regression line for the unit sales and the store sales measures.

The following example illustrates the how the IP address and TCP port are used to select an endpoint.

The following example is a very simple template file for a wizard that asks the user to select either A or B.

The RaiseCallbackEvent method takes a single argument that represents the event arguments, as shown in the following example.

The following example creates the procedure usp_CheckServer that returns the name of the remote server.

The following example shows the critical options in a restore sequence for the complete database restore scenario.

The following example returns the result of raising a base-10 logarithm to a specified power.

The following example adds an alert (Test Alert) that runs the Back up the AdventureWorks Database job when fired.

The member can be a field, property, event, or method. The following example illustrates this.

In the following example involving Alice and Bob, public key cryptography is easily used to verify identity.

The following example deletes a clustered index with a PRIMARY KEY constraint by dropping the constraint.

The following example shows inserting rows into a table with columns that automatically generate a value or have a default value.

The following example closes the socket connection if content is to be suppressed.

The following example checks whether the current user is a member of a database role or a Windows domain group.

The following example displays all the components that are used to create a specific parent product: ProductAssemblyID.

In the following example of a Microsoft Office Excel worksheet, the unique identifier, or key, is the Employee ID column.

The following example demonstrates graphics methods for changing the color of a single pixel on a form at run time.

The following example shows how you can add Style properties to a StyleSheet control during the Page_Load event.

The following example creates a mirrored media set in which each mirror consists of two media families.

You can create a computed column by extracting a value from an xml type column as shown in the following example.

To force the preceding example to do the addition first, you could rewrite it as in the following example.

The following example shows listing the information for the AdventureWorks Administrator profile by specifying the profile name.

The following example returns the name of the current database.

The following example shows an Arabic word with a three-character ligature (as each character is selected).

The following example retrieves the names of computed columns (and their tables) with a dependency on user-defined type ComplexNumber.

The following example illustrates the relevance of accounting for competing risks depending upon the endpoint chosen.

In the following example, a class called Taxi is defined with a simple constructor.

In the following example, the input value is invalid if it contains non-numeric characters or if it is outside the lower and upper bounds.

The following example uses a SELECT query that contains an aggregate function and a GROUP BY clause .

The following example establishes the coordinate system just described by setting the world transformation of a.

The following example uses both the BACKUP and RESTORE statements to make a copy of the AdventureWorks database.

The following example uses annotation and documentation elements to document a simple type and the enumerations that make up its definition.

The following example iterates over the node tree recursively, and displays information about Element and Text nodes.

In the following example, the debug file is called output. log, which is created in the current working directory.

You can also use outer references in a HAVING clause, as shown in the following example, a slight variation on the one above.

The following example calls the DBNull. Value. Equals method to determine whether a database field in a contacts database has a valid value.

The following example shows how to set the length of time that deleted items are retained.

The following example draws three cardinal splines that pass through the same set of points.

Inner persistence is in contrast to default persistence on the control's opening tag, as in the following example.

The following example sets the shared location of the client script files for an ASP. NET application.

The following example produces the images shown in the first illustration.

The following example shows a stored procedure with an input and an output parameter.

The following example is a snippet of the code generated from the control above when it is converted to a template.

To create the reporting site, use the site element shown in the following example.

In the following example, a function returns the successive lowercase characters of a string.

When finished, you code should look like the following example.

The following example shows listing information for the profile AdventureWorks Administrator.

The following example shows the securityPolicy section of a configuration file that maps trust levels to different policy files.

The following example defines a linked server and a remote server that both access the same computer whose network name is othersite.

The following example uses SUSER_SNAME as a DEFAULT constraint in a CREATE TABLE statement.

In the following example, name is an identifier that holds a concatenation of the student's first and last names.

The following example shows the declaration of a property that returns a string based on an integer index.

The following example demonstrates code that could cause an exception and code that tests for a condition.

The following example disables all components of the Stock application hosted by the StockInstance instance of Notification Services.

You must manually define type libraries containing variable-length arrays, as shown in the following example.

The following example returns the unknown member for the Product Categories hierarchy for all members of the Measures dimension.

How the server resolves a concurrency violation is best shown by first describing the following example.

The following example gets the current value of a column through the Item property of the DataRow object.

The following example demonstrates passing a reference-type parameter, arr, by value, to a method, Change.

The following example demonstrates an override of the OnDataBinding method of a custom Repeater control.

The following example performs an identity transformation on an entire document.

You then can manipulate the newly added row using an index or the column name, as shown in the following example.

The following example groups by an expression.

In the following example, the report author creates a simple list report that contains the attributes called First name and Last name.

Generates a WHERE clauses like the following example.

The following example creates a unique nonclustered index on the Name column of the Production. UnitMeasure table.

The following example shows code that could be used in a trigger on a Subscriber table.

The following example parses a file path and returns the name of the file.

In the following example, I look for the dagger characters commonly used to mark notes.

The following example uses the OUTPUT clause in a DELETE statement to return the deleted row to the calling application.

In the following example , note how the following files, whose names contain numerals , are sorted .

The following example opens a global cursor and uses sp_describe_cursor_columns to report on the columns used in the cursor.

The following example shows the correct placement of the CLOSE statement in a cursor-based process.

If you are using an Active Directory or ADAM server for the policy store, your connection string should be similar to the following example.

The following example shows the Web. Config file for an ASP. NET application configured to use the sample provider.

The following example disables the automatic statistics setting for the AK_Product_Name index of the Product table.

The following example uses the Equals method to determine whether a string object contains the phrase "Hello World" .

The following example creates a Database Mail account and a Database Mail profile.

In the following example, you can observe that an LPAR requires additional memory due to an increase in workload.

The following example of "sick humours" will enable you to judge for yourself.

The following example uses the OUTPUT clause in a trigger to return the results of the trigger operation.

The following example attempts to create an XML schema with a non-deterministic content model.

The following example shows how to loop over a sequence, and how to use a tuple pattern instead of a simple variable.

The following example uses the Exit statement to exit a For. Next loop, a Do loop, and a Sub procedure.

The following example uses an If. Then. Else control structure to run different blocks of code based on the value of a variable.