Re: And the correct answer is?

Thanks

Jonathan Lewis wrote:

> Personally I would argue that "result" meant the
> entire output - hence agree with your conclusion.
>
> But there's plenty of scope for splitting hairs.
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> "oracleuser" <nospan_at_noway_nohow.org> wrote in message
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> > I apologize for the error. What is the correct definition of a
> 'result'?
> > Does it include the heading?
> >
> >
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