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why is my article marked "unfinished" ?

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    Dynamic SQL Generator[^]

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      If you have questions regarding article submission, you should generally use the article writing forum to post them. However, when submitting an article using the online submission tool, I believe there is a checkbox that says something like "do not make public yet" (or something along those lines). Perhaps if you use that tool to edit your article again, you'll be able to uncheck that checkbox then save it again. However, I recommend you ask your question in the article writing forum for a better response.

      Visual Studio is an excellent GUIIDE.

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        If you have questions regarding article submission, you should generally use the article writing forum to post them. However, when submitting an article using the online submission tool, I believe there is a checkbox that says something like "do not make public yet" (or something along those lines). Perhaps if you use that tool to edit your article again, you'll be able to uncheck that checkbox then save it again. However, I recommend you ask your question in the article writing forum for a better response.

        Visual Studio is an excellent GUIIDE.

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        didnt know that Thank you very much :)

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