G'day Rob, At 17:51 19/10/02 -0400, you wrote:
Thanks Mike for the clarification on what the variable needs to be defined as [varchar/bit].With the requirement to maintain integrity and
Who'd a thunk.
Incidently, why would you use this instance of the syntax?
Sounds like the COPY command to me... What am I missing?
version control with a half a dozen people
making changes to our source code we have
written an application to store each different
version of each app file in a database.
The text version of the file is maintained
outside the database so it can be used when
TRACEing but it is set to read only.
When a developer wishes to check a file out
we save the column contents to a varchar
datatype var then write it to a file.
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