I'm asking this just for fun folloing a long standing discussion at work... Does anyone know of a decent real-world situation where a cartesian join is actually useful and/or preffered ? I can...

Dear All I have several arrays in my program : int set1[]  = {1,2,3,5}; int set2[] = {4,6,7}; int set3[] =  {11,22,76,71}; I need to perform an operation on these arrays in several...

I'm trying to do transformations to and from spherical coords using DirectX9.  There doesn't seem to be a convenient method in the DX framework, so I found a what looked like a good xform at: http:...

To create my example: drop table table1 drop table table2 create table table1 (let char(1)) create table table2 (let char(1)) insert into table1 values ('a') insert into table1 values ('b')...

this is a view that I have and for some reason it is displaying way too many records in the database could there be a possible cartesian product going on? SELECT     dbo.aspnet_Users.UserId, d...