What’s the name of this category of variables (NEW, OLD, etc) available inside triggers?
I need to do some very specific web search, but in order to do that I need to know what’s the technical name of the category/type of variables like NEW, OLD, USER ( the could be more ) that you can accessed inside a trigger in a RDBMS without having to declare them.
What’s the name of this category of variables (NEW, OLD, etc) available inside triggers?
I need to do some very specific web search, but in order to do that I need to know what’s the technical name of the category/type of variables like NEW, OLD, USER ( the could be more ) that you can accessed inside a trigger in a RDBMS without having to declare them.
Does this diagram give a good representation of the MVVM pattern?
I am having a really hard time understanding the basic structure of the Model, View, View Model pattern.
Does this diagram give a good representation of the MVVM pattern?
I am having a really hard time understanding the basic structure of the Model, View, View Model pattern.
Does this diagram give a good representation of the MVVM pattern?
I am having a really hard time understanding the basic structure of the Model, View, View Model pattern.
Does this diagram give a good representation of the MVVM pattern?
I am having a really hard time understanding the basic structure of the Model, View, View Model pattern.
Correct definition of “bandwidth preserving algorithms” in real-time scheduling?
I’ve seen conflicting definitions for the term “bandwidth preserving algorithms”. The two definitions I’ve seen are:
Understanding the concept of “arguments” and “parameters”
In the third last paragraph at page number 26 of the ebook “The C Programming Language” the author(s) say,
Understanding the concept of “arguments” and “parameters”
In the third last paragraph at page number 26 of the ebook “The C Programming Language” the author(s) say,
Are there constraints for functions in structured programming?
I just talking with a colleague (University instructor) who teaches C (Fundamental of programming Course). He said I won’t give score to a student, if he uses I/O (scanf or printf or cin count) in a function (it shows he hasn’t understood it well) or if he writes a function which does two things (for example to return the maximum of an array, he shouldn’t sort the array and return the first element, however he can use two functions, one for sorting and another for returning the first element …)…