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I would like to know if there is a way to get a thousand separator in a SQL Query ? As i'm a bit lazy, I want to build a request which can allow me to copy/paste the result to my boss without adding this separator :D The request looks like this : SELECT COALESCE(Customer, 'TOTAL') AS "Customer", CONCAT( COUNT( SegmentId ) , ' bookings' ) AS "Nb bookings", CONCAT( REPLACE( SUM( Price ) , '.', ',' ) , ' €' ) AS "Total (€)", CONCAT( ROUND( ( SUM( Price ) / ( SELECT SUM( Price ) FROM my_db WHERE CreationDate = CURRENT_DATE( ) AND SegmentStatus = "OK" ) *100 ) , 2 ) , ' %' ) AS "PDM" FROM my_db

Should not they have used . to end a statement. They could use -> to call a method. Was this just a oversight? Or there is some deeper going on here? Java picked the semicolon to have a syntax similar to C and C++. C++ picked it to have a syntax similar to C. And I would guess that C picked the semicolon because B, ALGOL and Pascal already used it, and there was no reason not to use an already accepted convention. craniumonempty EDIT: see https://softwareengineering.stackexchange.com/questions/139482/why-are-statements-in-many-programming-languages-terminated-by-semicolons#139485 ... so people

I tried to output the description of a decimal number with the correct decimal separator in the following way: NSString* strValue = @"9.94300"; NSDecimalNumber* decimalNumber = [NSDecimalNumber decimalNumberWithString: strValue]; NSLocale* locale = [NSLocale currentLocale]; NSLog(@"%@", [locale localeIdentifier]); NSLog(@"%@", [decimalNumber descriptionWithLocale: locale] ); The output is: de_DE 9.943 The decimal separator should be ',' instead of '.' for this locale. Where is the error? How can I output the correct decimal separator depending on the local? @TriPhoenix: Yes I'm running iOS 5.

I made a grouped UITableView in iPhone OS 3.0 that looked like the left image. The result is the right image in OS 3.1. The imageView is under the separators. I've tried to put the content view in front. The separatorStyle propriety seems ignored when the tableView is in grouped style (to draw the separator myself). Changing the separator color gives strings results. Thanks for your help! Edit: This is the code with no change made : static NSString *CellIdentifier = @"Cell"; UITableViewCell *cell = [tableView dequeueReusableCellWithIdentifier:CellIdentifier]; if (cell == nil) { cell = [[

We are using the vertical bar | ( | ) character as a field separator in one of our modules. so the users should not use this character in a title. If they do use it, I would like to replace it with a similar character. Is there a Unicode replacement for it? The only character that I have found and looks similar to it is broken vertical bar ¦ ( ¦ ). I do not understand what you really need. Do you need to change the separator sequence to something guaranteed not to exist in the dataset? If so, then that’s what Unicode’s 66 “non-character” code points are specifically designed for. You can use