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Dear All, I have stored procedure of Dept(add/update/insert) and for Company(add/update/insert). How to groups the procedure using then Procedure Groups in SQLServer
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Dear All, I have stored procedure of Dept(add/update/insert) and for Company(add/update/insert). How to groups the procedure using then Procedure Groups in SQLServer
Shiv, you are getting beyond a joke now. Seriously stop with the URGENT! Current blacklist svmilky - Extremely rude | FeRtoll - Rude personal emails | ironstrike1 - Rude & Obnoxious behaviour
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Dear All, I have stored procedure of Dept(add/update/insert) and for Company(add/update/insert). How to groups the procedure using then Procedure Groups in SQLServer
The only thing which you should consider to be 'urgent' is seeking immediate and comprehensive psychiatric treatment.
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The only thing which you should consider to be 'urgent' is seeking immediate and comprehensive psychiatric treatment.
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Dear All, I have stored procedure of Dept(add/update/insert) and for Company(add/update/insert). How to groups the procedure using then Procedure Groups in SQLServer
This is an example of a person, who doesn't want to do his/her own homework and just put the assignment into this forum and hope that someone replying and never giveup. Sorry, but it's wrong. - DON'T PUT URGENT INTO SUBJECT:mad: - WRITE YOUR OWN CODE:mad: - DON'T ASK FOR AN ANSWER AGAIN IN THIS FORUM, BECAUSE YOU WILL NEVER GET IT AGAIN:mad:
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This is an example of a person, who doesn't want to do his/her own homework and just put the assignment into this forum and hope that someone replying and never giveup. Sorry, but it's wrong. - DON'T PUT URGENT INTO SUBJECT:mad: - WRITE YOUR OWN CODE:mad: - DON'T ASK FOR AN ANSWER AGAIN IN THIS FORUM, BECAUSE YOU WILL NEVER GET IT AGAIN:mad:
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Dear All, I have stored procedure of Dept(add/update/insert) and for Company(add/update/insert). How to groups the procedure using then Procedure Groups in SQLServer
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:laugh: That's a bit harsh. Some people just don't know how to use the internet correctly. :sigh:
That guy has been told dozens of times not to post every question as "Urgent", so I disagree that I am being harsh. The guy must have issues and really should get some help. Josh
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Dear All, I have stored procedure of Dept(add/update/insert) and for Company(add/update/insert). How to groups the procedure using then Procedure Groups in SQLServer
Mhh... I might help you but I fear it's too late anyway! :doh:
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That guy has been told dozens of times not to post every question as "Urgent", so I disagree that I am being harsh. The guy must have issues and really should get some help. Josh
Josh Smith wrote:
That guy has been told dozens of times not to post every question as "Urgent", so I disagree that I am being harsh. The guy must have issues and really should get some help.
Maybe some people don't understand that "urgent" is not the magic word and it is also not my middle name :) I do not think you are being harse because these "urgent" posts really start pissing me off. Urgent! I need the winning lottery ticket for tonight :laugh:
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Josh Smith wrote:
That guy has been told dozens of times not to post every question as "Urgent", so I disagree that I am being harsh. The guy must have issues and really should get some help.
Maybe some people don't understand that "urgent" is not the magic word and it is also not my middle name :) I do not think you are being harse because these "urgent" posts really start pissing me off. Urgent! I need the winning lottery ticket for tonight :laugh:
Paul Conrad wrote:
Maybe some people don't understand that "urgent" is not the magic word
Then the multiple replies stating so to every request should help them get a clue.
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