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  If I understand, you went to have the screen of your iPhone repaired to the Apple authorized service provider, but did not receive a confirmation email from the provider regarding your visit in? I understand that you want to have a form any registration. I would recommend that you please contact the store by their phone number and pull them to the top of your repair/service order and send a copy of you if possible. They might not have your voucher by e-mail or e-mail only those details when requested directly by the customer.

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• Auto SMS sent from my iPhone 5 to this number SMS int ' l 447903553650 and loaded for free! No history of sms sent in my message box! How can I solve it?

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• I recently dropped my laptop and it is weird, one day he int open up to 4 start times and sometimes it shows me a folder and a question mark in the interface and sometimes asked to reset my password, what are the steps to take?

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  We at KPIT Cummins use LabWindows for one of our automotive projects. We have a GUI with multiple tabs and one of our boxes of string text is emerging the error (also attached jpeg) below.

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• the pointer to int as a parameter in the dll, but the value of parameter variation doesnot

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• How to convert a negative "signed short int" in a picture of two "tank"?

  Hello

  I'm having difficulties to convert a signed short int (2 byte) in an array of two characters.

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  Any help is greatly appreciated.

  Thank you and best regards,

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• Double and Int

  
  

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• CVI2013: WARNING: implicit conversion changes signedness: "long" to "int".

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  Hello CVI - User!

  The explanation is quite technical...

  The result type of the expression of SHIFT is "signed for a long time." The target type of the initialization is "signed int". Clang injects an implicit "signed long" conversion to "signed int" and check the different properties of the conversion.

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  Peter

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  Hello

  I used SQL standards database stored procedure options to store records of my test and I added the generated tables and stored procedures in a database and it seems to work OK in this form. However when I change the UUT_Results table to include a new column that contains the value of the primary key of another table in the database that I meet problems.

  I run a query that returns the primary key value (integer) for a given series number and stores the result as a global station (number format). The correct value is stored in the variable, but when I try to use this value in the stored procedure I get an error like below:

  An error occurred calling "LogResults" in "ITSDBLog" of "ZNIUGOL TestStand database logging"
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  Statement: UUT_RESULT.
  Description: Error converting data from nchar int type.
  Number:-2147217913
  NativeError: 8114
  SQLState: 22018
  Reported by: provider Microsoft OLE DB for SQL Server

  Source: TSDBLog

  My SQL statement for creating the table and the procedure for UUT_results are below:

  ~
  CREATE TABLE UUT_RESULT)
  Uniqueidentifier PRIMARY KEY ID,
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  EXECUTION_TIME float,
  UUT_STATUS varchar (32),
  UUT_ERROR_CODE int,
  UUT_ERROR_MESSAGE varchar (255)
  CONSTRAINT UUT_RESULT_FK FOREIGN KEY (BoardDetailID) made REFERENCE BoardDetails)

  ~
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  @pID uniqueidentifier,
  @pBoardDetailID int,
  @pSTATION_ID varchar (255),
  @pBATCH_SERIAL_NUMBER varchar (255),
  @pTEST_SOCKET_INDEX int,
  @pUUT_SERIAL_NUMBER varchar (255),
  @pUSER_LOGIN_NAME varchar (255),
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  float of @pEXECUTION_TIME.
  @pUUT_STATUS varchar (32),
  @pUUT_ERROR_CODE int,
  @pUUT_ERROR_MESSAGE varchar (255)
  AS
  INSERT INTO UUT_RESULT (ID, BoardDetailID, STATION_ID, BATCH_SERIAL_NUMBER, TEST_SOCKET_INDEX, UUT_SERIAL_NUMBER, USER_LOGIN_NAME, START_DATE_TIME, EXECUTION_TIME, UUT_STATUS, UUT_ERROR_CODE, UUT_ERROR_MESSAGE)
  VALUES)
  @pID,
  @pBoardDetailID,
  @pSTATION_ID,.
  @pBATCH_SERIAL_NUMBER,.
  @pTEST_SOCKET_INDEX,.
  @pUUT_SERIAL_NUMBER,.
  @pUSER_LOGIN_NAME,.
  @pSTART_DATE_TIME,.
  @pEXECUTION_TIME,.
  @pUUT_STATUS,.
  @pUUT_ERROR_CODE,.
  @pUUT_ERROR_MESSAGE)

  Any help would be appreciated,

  Thank you

  Stuart

  Stuart-

  What is the expression you are evaluating and the data type of the parameter that you defined in the Options database dialog box for the schema that you connect to data with?

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  Thank you very much sexy problem solved I have attached the solution