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  • Large Numbers

    I am using Prime Numbers in a security system. I multiple Prime numbers together to produce an identifier. I want to store these values in SQL. Unfortunately when I multiple 10 unique Prime numbers together the product is two big for the Long Data type. If i have two large Long numbers and want to multiple them and store the product, what do I use?
    Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by lou on 7/8/2009
    Filed under: sql database, Long Data Type

  • Re: Large Numbers

    I would prefer a standard format I have a long with a value of 9200750141050923439 and I want to multiply it by 920075014105092999 and I would like to store it in SQL I really want a 16byte numeric integer
    Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by lou on 7/8/2009
    Filed under: Large Number

  • Re: Large Numbers

    What's the time line for .Net 4 ? Isn't it in Beta, what version? I'd prefer a standard solution rather than a custom type. How many bytes do they use or can I specify 16 bytes instead of 8 for a SQL Data type? Surely with modern astrologogy and astro physics they would have some seriously big numbers.
    Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by lou on 7/8/2009

  • Re: SEARCH can't find this thread.

    It was suggested in the IE newsgroup, that IE behaved properly (in that it had a problem with the way the tag was written, the person suggested that there is only one way to write a title trag and that is <title></title>. If that is the case then VS-2005 needs to reflect this. It appears a bit strange that VS and IE use a different set of rules to interpret HTML.
    Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by lou on 11/23/2008

  • SEARCH can't find this thread.

    The reason I started this thread was I couldn't find any other Posts on this problem. I just tried again, no luck finding this Thread using Search. I tried the exact search for "rendered as blank" having copied it from my original post. It found two pages of Posts, but not this thread.
    Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by lou on 11/19/2008

  • Re: THE SOLUTION

    Its more interesting as; <title title="Pupil Teacher Ratios - Primary"></title> The above will work, but the following doesn't <title title="Edit Capital Income" /> WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THIS?
    Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by lou on 11/18/2008

  • THE SOLUTION

    The problem is the following; in the following; <head> <title title="Edit Capital Income" /> <link rel="stylesheet" href="../Portal.css" type="text/css" /> </head> If I remove the following line, it all works. <title title="Edit Capital Income" /> NOW the pages that work ALSO have the title, which was insisted by VS and IE did not object.
    Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by lou on 11/18/2008

  • Re: More Testing

    See IE Newsgroup for more info. I tried loading the code from right click view source, AFTER I saved it to a file. When I load the file into Firefox, it displays. When I load thge file into IE it displays nothing. So this is a PURE Internet Explorer issue.
    Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by lou on 11/18/2008

  • Re: More Testing

    I've now moved the problem to the IE Newsgroup. http://www.microsoft.com/communities/newsgroups/list/en-us/default.aspx?dg=microsoft.public.internetexplorer.general&mid=4573b478-0d63-4e6e-b2bf-6108b62b9bc1
    Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by lou on 11/18/2008

  • Re: Framework 1.1

    The problem which I was trying to fix, was not a problem at all. The problem has been Identified; http://forums.asp.net/t/1348505.aspx This problem was the source of my dismay. The problem was IE not the framework, or its installation.
    Posted to Installation and Setup (Forum) by lou on 11/17/2008
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