> I knew it was a bad idea at the time but I had different plans for two
> sites, one a .co.uk, the other a .com, so I named them ldnhotels.com
> and ldnhotels.co.uk respectively. SQL Server didn't complain when I
> created the DBs so I went with it.
Oh dots instead of underscores (not that it would have to be underscores,
but they're a convenient substitute)... I've been bit by that myself...
granted someone else had created the database with ".com" in the
database name but I remember having a similarly difficult time figuring
out what was wrong.
--
s. isaac dealey ^ new epoch
isn't it time for a change?
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