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> Furthermore I might add, that if you are a developer and do not know
your SQL good, do not use bind variables, then what in ..name are you
doing in a db environment?
Amen to that!
I believe the overwhelming reason for not putting the logic in the
database, is because VB and MS Access don't have little buttons that say
"put logic in database".
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