Matt Creely (cr33d09@hotmail.com) writes:
> Actually, I DID include the Create Statements, and although I didn't
> include the INSERT statements (I will next time) I did include the
> data that should have existed in the tables :P

I reviewed the thread, and as an extra precaution I also checked Google,
in case my newsserver would have missed a posting of yours, but I could
find no CREATE TABLE statements. There were outlines of the table, but
that is not the same.

As Guinness Mann points out, the deal is that with the SQL statements
prepared, it's an easy affair to cut and paste the statements into
Query Analyzer for test.

You may think that I am lazy, because I don't want to type CREATE TABLE
statements, but, well, it's always more rewarding to help someone who
also makes an effort himself.

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