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I am trying to use jQuery for XML processing. One of the problem that I am stuck with jQuery is it is case insensitive in processing tags and attribute. For e.g., consider the following code: $("<div><Book ISBN='1234'>Some title</Book></div>").html() the output we get is: <book isbn="1234">Some title</book> whereas the output i am looking for is: <Book ISBN="1234">Some title</Book> Any possibility? (Note that "B" is capital letter, and the whole attribute name "ISBN" is also in capital case, whereas the jQuery html output is completely lower case) Please help. two7s_clash According to http:/

I have this table structure for table prices : CREATE TABLE prices ( id int, priceFrom int, priceUp int ); INSERT INTO prices (id, priceFrom, priceUp) VALUES (1, 23, 23), (2, 0, 0), (3, 12, 13), (4, 40, 40), (5, 15, 15), (6, 0, 0); This is the result: I have this query: select pricefrom, priceup, case when pricefrom = 0 then null when priceFrom <> priceUp then priceFrom + ' - ' + priceUp when priceFrom = priceUp then priceFrom end as FinalPrice from prices what I need is to do a case when pricefrom = 0 then show null pricefrom = priceup then show the price At least if pricefrom != priceup I

Is there any way to make a case condition in a switch statement where you say if a string begins with something? ex Switch (mystring) { case("abc")://String begins with abc (abcd or abc1 or abcz or abc.. or abc will fall in this condition). //Do Something break; default: break; } UPDATE Other strings can be different length. abc.. abczyv dcs2. qwerty as...k If you knew that the length of conditions you would care about would all be the same length then you could: switch(mystring.substring(0, Math.Min(3, mystring.Length)) { case "abc": //do something break; case "xyz": //do something else break

I need to add a case statement in a where clause. I want it to run either statement below depending on the value of TermDate. Select * from myTable where id = 12345 AND TermDate CASE WHEN NULL THEN AND getdate() BETWEEN StartDate AND DATEADD(dd, 30, StartDate) ELSE AND GETDATE < TermDate END Why not just use an OR condition? SELECT * FROM myTable WHEN id = 12345 AND ((TermDate IS NULL AND getdate() BETWEEN StartDate AND DATEADD(dd, 30, StartDate)) OR GETDATE() < TermDate) Since we all posted three exact answers, obviously too much, here a version that uses your case when construction. use this

I'm configuring the admin site of my new project, and I have a little doubt on how should I do for, on hitting 'Save' when adding data through the admin site, everything is converted to upper case... Edit: Ok I know the .upper property, and I I did a view, I would know how to do it, but I'm wondering if there is any property available for the field configuration on the admin site :P If your goal is to only have things converted to upper case when saving in the admin section, you'll want to create a form with custom validation to make the case change: class MyArticleAdminForm(forms.ModelForm):

I know that the are some changes planned regarding case classes, like disallowing inheritance between them: scala> case class Foo() defined class Foo scala> case class Bar() extends Foo() <console>:9: warning: case class `class Bar' has case ancestor `class Foo'. Case-to-case inheritance has potentially dangerous bugs which are unlikely to be fixed. You are strongly encouraged to instead use extractors to pattern match on non-leaf nodes. case class Bar() extends Foo() ^ defined class Bar or case classes without parameter list (not sure about that): scala> case class Foo <console>:1: warning: