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- noun mathematics, programming An
expression that is a part of a larger expression.
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PS "" empty subexpression Hans Dingemans posted on Friday, June 25, 2010 ...
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Because of the way that Windows PowerShell returns WMI information, you will need to use the subexpression
TechNet Blogs 2010
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If we look a bit further to the original query, we come to the conclusion we can't apply any form of equational reasoning anymore: it seems that the common subexpression "xrs" is not
B# .NET Technical Community Homepage bart 2010
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PS "" empty subexpression Hans Dingemans posted on Friday, June 25, 2010 ...
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If we look a bit further to the original query, we come to the conclusion we can't apply any form of equational reasoning anymore: it seems that the common subexpression "xrs" is not
B# .NET Technical Community Homepage bart 2010
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However, we can provide a bit more syntactical convenience in writing queries that reuse the same common subexpression in multiple places.
B# .NET Technical Community Homepage bart 2010
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Nanojit does a fair number of compiler backend optimizations, like dead store elimination and common subexpression elimination, which allows to generate faster code, but makes it take longer to generate that code.
Planet Mozilla dmandelin 2010
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This post looks at how this feature may require a query plan containing a 'common subexpression spool'.
SQLblog.com - The SQL Server blog spot on the web Paul White NZ 2010
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Favorite man page quote: "The backreference \n, where n is a single digit, matches the substring previously matched by the nth parenthesized subexpression of the regular expression." [excerpt from grep (1)]
Ubuntu Forums jinsujais 2010
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However, we can provide a bit more syntactical convenience in writing queries that reuse the same common subexpression in multiple places.
B# .NET Technical Community Homepage bart 2010
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