If i have lots of directory names either as literal strings or contained in variables, what is the easiest way of combining these to make a complete path?
I know of Path.Combine but this only takes 2 string parameters, i need a solution that can take any number number of directory parameters.
e.g:
string folder1 = "foo";
string folde...
How would you take an arbitrary list of strings (of the form "%[text]%") and a database column, and turn them into a SQL query that does a LIKE comparison for each string in the list?
An example: I have three strings in my list, "%bc%", "%def%" and "%ab%". This builds the query:
([ColumnName] LIKE "%bc" AND [ColumnName] LIKE "%def%") A...
Hi,
I am having trouble with the following command prompt commands (in Windows XP).
set SOMEVAR=
for /F %i in (1 2 3) do set SOMEVAR=%SOMEVAR% "%i"
echo %SOMEVAR%
I expect it to build the SOMEVAR variable so that it contains each item in the for loop in quotes, separated by a space: 1 2 3
However what this is what I get...