Those attributes take the same format as the C function strftime()'s. Examples: $attr = { ib_timestampformat => '%m-%d-%Y %H:%M', ib_dateformat => '%m-%d-%Y', ib_timeformat => '%H:%M', }; Then, pass it to prepare() method. $sth = $dbh->prepare($stmt, $attr); # followed by execute() and fetch(), or: $res = $dbh->selectall_arrayref($stmt, $attr);

No. ib_dateformat, ib_timeformat, and ib_timestampformat can only be set during $sth->prepare. If this is a problem to you, let me know, and probably I'll add this capability for the next release.

At VGR, we attempt to be as international as possible. Although the language is US English, this is not an American site... our staff as we previously mentioned and our user base come from all over the world. Therefore the standard for dates and times we've used tries to cater for everyone. You'll notice that all dates are in Japanese (or date index) format - YYYY.MM.DD - and times are in 24 hour format - HH:MM - using GMT.

It is possible to use GeneXproTools to solve problems with nominal values, such as Yes and No. For that you'll just have to convert them into numbers, for instance, 1 and 0 or 1 and -1 for Yes and No, respectively. Is there a way to weight the data cases? I would like to be able to process the data I'm using by weighting it. The data that I am working with contains both very high quality cases and some that are not as accurate.

Yes. Just include the same indicators like: Page ### of @@@ or: |||EEE, MMM d,yyyy||| anywhere in your JLabel text. This works in either HTML or non-HTML JLabel text. This was a long-standing problem that was finally fixed in JDK 1.4 (see Bug Parade 4285636 ). The tag: comes out one size too big under JDK 1.3 and 1.3.1 compared to JDK 1.4 and later or compared to standard browsers. To make your fonts come out consistently between JDK 1.3.x and JDK 1.

This is mainly a stylistic decision. Several XML books advise representing semantics in elements rather than attributes where possible. One advantage of doing this is that elements have structure, but attributes do not. If you find that what you are representing really has more than one part, you can create a hierarchical structure with an element. With attributes, you are limited to an unordered list.

There are at least two types of .NET attribute. The first type I will refer to as a metadata attribute - it allows some data to be attached to a class or method. This data becomes part of the metadata for the class, and (like other class metadata) can be accessed via reflection. An example of a metadata attribute is [serializable], which can be attached to a class and means that instances of the class can be serialized.

Rule of thumb, keep it simple. Large fonts and multiple graphics are not acceptable. These submissions will be deleted. We cannot take the time to reformat every submission. Take a look around the site and you will see the acceptable norm for content formatting. The "Articles" are posted on the front page, but that is not the place for most contributions. That area allows for multiple pages. The first box on the submission screen should contain the text that will be shown on the main page.

When you comment or post a diary, there's a little drop-down box that allows you to choose html, text, or automatic. Choosing the "automatic" option will insert html coding so that your post shows up generally WYSIWYG (what-you-see-is-what-you-get). If you want to to do html editing, change the option to html. See the Writer's Page for a mini-html cheatsheet. Many code snippets can also be found by searching on Google.

You do not need to use the the text-formatting features; you can type the text of your posts in plain text. However, if you want to use the text-formatting features to make your posts look nicer or to include links or pictures, there are two ways to do so: by clicking the various icons in the Reply To Post window, which insert the vB codes for you For a complete list of vB codes, see the vB Code List.

Word offers a variety of tools for formatting characters. One of these tools is the keyboard shortcut. When applied, these shortcuts will definitely save you time. The following shortcuts deal with changing fonts: A great little short cut tip is theShift F3 toggle. Select a word, or set the cursor just in the word, and by pressing Shift F3, it will cycle through ALL CAPS, Proper, and lower case. this can be done highlighting an entire sentence as well.

The easiest way to create clickable links is by placing web addresses inside a pair of angle brackets, thus: <http://www.egafd.com> This will appear as http://www.egafd.com url=http://www.egafd.com]EGAFD[/url] links 'EGAFD' to http://www.egafd.com (in a forum post you will only see the text and NOT the tags) img]http://www.egafd.com/logo.gif[/img] (for example) will include an image in your post.

The Warner Bros. Online Message Boards provides Formatting Tools that allow you to create fun and unique messages and signatures by changing your font style and color. Options are available using a simple point and click feature to create. Available Formatting Tools include: Bold Text, Italic Text, Underlined Text, Insert URL, Insert Email Address, Smaller Type, Normal Type, and Larger Type. Click here to view all of the Formatting Tools available.

The WHOIS command (see /HELP WHOIS and /HELP ATTR) supports extensions called requested attributes, or user online precense and information attributes, as they are officially called. The attributes can be used to get more detailed information about the user you can querying with WHOIS.

Yes, it is possible to have user-defined elements and/or attributes in a valid XLIFF document. You can do this by using the XML namespace mechanism. The following elements allow non-XLIFF elements: <header>, <group>, <tool>, <trans-unit>, <alt-trans>, and <bin-unit>.

No. Use only Coordinated Universal Time (UTC or GMT) for all dates and times. Reports that are more than 24 hours old or have future dates are rejected.