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One of the "missing links" in VB.Net is the absence of the unsigned integer type. This library added that missing functionality and also allows for very large integer types (like an unsigned integer with 256 bits) BigInt is an arbitrary-precision unsigned integer math library. Practically any word size can be used (not just multiples of 8 bits). Math Operators: Add, Subtract, Multiply, Divide, Power, Modulus, and Square Root Equality Operators: IsGreater, IsLess, IsEqual and IsZero Logical Operators: LogicalAnd, LogicalOr, LogicalXor, and LogicalNot Bitwise Operators: ShiftLeft and ShiftRight Assignment Operators: integer, long, double, UInt16, UInt32, UInt64, byte(), string, and BigInt String Output Operators: Hexadecimal, Decimal, Octal, and Binary The comments in the source code constitutes the documentation. A short demo program is also included.
Wouldn't it be nice if you could use good-ole SQL language to execute a Select statement against a set of locally-cached DataTables that you've already retrieved from an underlying database? This class does exactly that... it supports a minimal set of SQL SELECT command statements against a group of ADO.Net DataTables contained in a detached DataSet. The purpose is to prevent a round trip to the server to accomplish simple things like what is available with the JOIN and GROUP BY clauses of the SELECT command. The syntax for the SELECT command is designed around the SQL Server 2000 dialect of the SQL language. What's supported is SQL statements like the following: SELECT Categories.CategoryID, CategoryName, AVG(UnitsInStock) AS AvgUnits FROM Products JOIN Categories ON Categories.CategoryID = Products.CategoryID WHERE (UnitsInStock > 0) AND (Discontinued = 0) GROUP BY Categories.CategoryID, CategoryName HAVING (AVG(UnitsInStock) > 30) ORDER BY AvgUnits DESC
One of the "missing links" in VB.Net is the absence of the unsigned integer type. This library added that missing functionality and also allows for very large integer types (like an unsigned integer with 256 bits) BigInt is an arbitrary-precision unsigned integer math library. Practically any word size can be used (not just multiples of 8 bits). Math Operators: Add, Subtract, Multiply, Divide, Power, Modulus, and Square Root Equality Operators: IsGreater, IsLess, IsEqual and IsZero Logical Operators: LogicalAnd, LogicalOr, LogicalXor, and LogicalNot Bitwise Operators: ShiftLeft and ShiftRight Assignment Operators: integer, long, double, UInt16, UInt32, UInt64, byte(), string, and BigInt String Output Operators: Hexadecimal, Decimal, Octal, and Binary The comments in the source code constitutes the documentation. A short demo program is also included.
Wouldn't it be nice if you could use good-ole SQL language to execute a Select statement against a set of locally-cached DataTables that you've already retrieved from an underlying database? This class does exactly that... it supports a minimal set of SQL SELECT command statements against a group of ADO.Net DataTables contained in a detached DataSet. The purpose is to prevent a round trip to the server to accomplish simple things like what is available with the JOIN and GROUP BY clauses of the SELECT command. The syntax for the SELECT command is designed around the SQL Server 2000 dialect of the SQL language. What's supported is SQL statements like the following: SELECT Categories.CategoryID, CategoryName, AVG(UnitsInStock) AS AvgUnits FROM Products JOIN Categories ON Categories.CategoryID = Products.CategoryID WHERE (UnitsInStock > 0) AND (Discontinued = 0) GROUP BY Categories.CategoryID, CategoryName HAVING (AVG(UnitsInStock) > 30) ORDER BY AvgUnits DESC
One of the "missing links" in VB.Net is the absence of the unsigned integer type. This library added that missing functionality and also allows for very large integer types (like an unsigned integer with 256 bits) BigInt is an arbitrary-precision unsigned integer math library. Practically any word size can be used (not just multiples of 8 bits). Math Operators: Add, Subtract, Multiply, Divide, Power, Modulus, and Square Root Equality Operators: IsGreater, IsLess, IsEqual and IsZero Logical Operators: LogicalAnd, LogicalOr, LogicalXor, and LogicalNot Bitwise Operators: ShiftLeft and ShiftRight Assignment Operators: integer, long, double, UInt16, UInt32, UInt64, byte(), string, and BigInt String Output Operators: Hexadecimal, Decimal, Octal, and Binary The comments in the source code constitutes the documentation. A short demo program is also included.
Wouldn't it be nice if you could use good-ole SQL language to execute a Select statement against a set of locally-cached DataTables that you've already retrieved from an underlying database? This class does exactly that... it supports a minimal set of SQL SELECT command statements against a group of ADO.Net DataTables contained in a detached DataSet. The purpose is to prevent a round trip to the server to accomplish simple things like what is available with the JOIN and GROUP BY clauses of the SELECT command. The syntax for the SELECT command is designed around the SQL Server 2000 dialect of the SQL language. What's supported is SQL statements like the following: SELECT Categories.CategoryID, CategoryName, AVG(UnitsInStock) AS AvgUnits FROM Products JOIN Categories ON Categories.CategoryID = Products.CategoryID WHERE (UnitsInStock > 0) AND (Discontinued = 0) GROUP BY Categories.CategoryID, CategoryName HAVING (AVG(UnitsInStock) > 30) ORDER BY AvgUnits DESC
One of the "missing links" in VB.Net is the absence of the unsigned integer type. This library added that missing functionality and also allows for very large integer types (like an unsigned integer with 256 bits) BigInt is an arbitrary-precision unsigned integer math library. Practically any word size can be used (not just multiples of 8 bits). Math Operators: Add, Subtract, Multiply, Divide, Power, Modulus, and Square Root Equality Operators: IsGreater, IsLess, IsEqual and IsZero Logical Operators: LogicalAnd, LogicalOr, LogicalXor, and LogicalNot Bitwise Operators: ShiftLeft and ShiftRight Assignment Operators: integer, long, double, UInt16, UInt32, UInt64, byte(), string, and BigInt String Output Operators: Hexadecimal, Decimal, Octal, and Binary The comments in the source code constitutes the documentation. A short demo program is also included.
Wouldn't it be nice if you could use good-ole SQL language to execute a Select statement against a set of locally-cached DataTables that you've already retrieved from an underlying database? This class does exactly that... it supports a minimal set of SQL SELECT command statements against a group of ADO.Net DataTables contained in a detached DataSet. The purpose is to prevent a round trip to the server to accomplish simple things like what is available with the JOIN and GROUP BY clauses of the SELECT command. The syntax for the SELECT command is designed around the SQL Server 2000 dialect of the SQL language. What's supported is SQL statements like the following: SELECT Categories.CategoryID, CategoryName, AVG(UnitsInStock) AS AvgUnits FROM Products JOIN Categories ON Categories.CategoryID = Products.CategoryID WHERE (UnitsInStock > 0) AND (Discontinued = 0) GROUP BY Categories.CategoryID, CategoryName HAVING (AVG(UnitsInStock) > 30) ORDER BY AvgUnits DESC
One of the "missing links" in VB.Net is the absence of the unsigned integer type. This library added that missing functionality and also allows for very large integer types (like an unsigned integer with 256 bits) BigInt is an arbitrary-precision unsigned integer math library. Practically any word size can be used (not just multiples of 8 bits). Math Operators: Add, Subtract, Multiply, Divide, Power, Modulus, and Square Root Equality Operators: IsGreater, IsLess, IsEqual and IsZero Logical Operators: LogicalAnd, LogicalOr, LogicalXor, and LogicalNot Bitwise Operators: ShiftLeft and ShiftRight Assignment Operators: integer, long, double, UInt16, UInt32, UInt64, byte(), string, and BigInt String Output Operators: Hexadecimal, Decimal, Octal, and Binary The comments in the source code constitutes the documentation. A short demo program is also included.
Wouldn't it be nice if you could use good-ole SQL language to execute a Select statement against a set of locally-cached DataTables that you've already retrieved from an underlying database? This class does exactly that... it supports a minimal set of SQL SELECT command statements against a group of ADO.Net DataTables contained in a detached DataSet. The purpose is to prevent a round trip to the server to accomplish simple things like what is available with the JOIN and GROUP BY clauses of the SELECT command. The syntax for the SELECT command is designed around the SQL Server 2000 dialect of the SQL language. What's supported is SQL statements like the following: SELECT Categories.CategoryID, CategoryName, AVG(UnitsInStock) AS AvgUnits FROM Products JOIN Categories ON Categories.CategoryID = Products.CategoryID WHERE (UnitsInStock > 0) AND (Discontinued = 0) GROUP BY Categories.CategoryID, CategoryName HAVING (AVG(UnitsInStock) > 30) ORDER BY AvgUnits DESC