Hi Folks,
Please follow a simple rule when posting database queries. Post the table creation script and a few insert statements to create a sample records. This will help others to get to the root of the problem quicker.
Cheers,
Abhijit
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Hi Folks,
Please follow a simple rule when posting database queries. Post the table creation script and a few insert statements to create a sample records. This will help others to get to the root of the problem quicker.
Cheers,
Abhijit
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Hi Hobo,
Didn't you understand my simple request?
-Abhijit
I understood. But what's it doing here and why does it need a poll? :confused:
The poll is just for me. :)Quote:
Originally posted by TomGibbons
I understood. But what's it doing here and why does it need a poll? :confused:
Shouldn't this have gone in a forum where the questions are being asked? 98S% of this forums users probably don't even view this forum.
No but the moderators do, and we have the power to create sticky threads in forums ;)
Yes it would be useful. A lot of user dont want to upload entire database. And it is hard to answer question without having the database schema. So if the script is supplied then it would be much easier to answer questions and test them properly.Quote:
Originally posted by abhijit
Hi Folks,
Please follow a simple rule when posting database queries. Post the table creation script and a few insert statements to create a sample records. This will help others to get to the root of the problem quicker.
Cheers,
Abhijit
Jamie, do you think it would be a good idea to put a note(sticky) on Database, ASP and other database related forum?
Thanks
Danial
Possibly, except that not everyone uses scripts to generate DB tables.
Personally, if I'm using MySQL, I use the mysql command line locally, and create the tables by hand.
Then I use phpMyAdmin to generate the table creation scripts.
But do such scripts exist for Access and MS-SQL? :confused:
True, i doubt any one would bother to post the script even if they do, but it would been nice if they did :)Quote:
Originally posted by plenderj
Possibly, except that not everyone uses scripts to generate DB tables.
Personally, if I'm using MySQL, I use the mysql command line locally, and create the tables by hand.
Then I use phpMyAdmin to generate the table creation scripts.
But do such scripts exist for Access and MS-SQL? :confused: