Posted by Erland Sommarskog on 09/21/06 21:33

imani_technology_spam@yahoo.com (imani_technology_spam@yahoo.com) writes:
> Again, thank you very much. Am I right to assume that the following
> section is unnecessary, just for testing?
>
>> INSERT nisse (somemoredata)
>> SELECT 8
>> UNION ALL SELECT 188
>> UNION ALL SELECT 234
>> go
>> select * from nisse
>> INSERT nisse (somemoredata)
>> SELECT 18
>> UNION ALL SELECT 5188
>> UNION ALL SELECT 9234
>> go
>> select * from nisse
>> drop table nisse

Well, testing is never unnecessary. :-)

But you are right that this is not part of the solution.


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