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Posted by Erland Sommarskog on 12/14/06 22:34
Patti (pdavis269@worldsavings.com) writes:
> I apologize if I sound naive, but I am unfamiliar with what a repro
> script is. I am hoping this is what you need:
A repro script is something that reproduces something. The term is maybe
most commonly used in conjunction with bugs. That is, if you think that
you have found a bug, I would ask you for away to reproduce the problem.
In this case, I suggested a couple of posts back that you should post
CREATE TABLE statements for your tables and INSERT statements with
sample data, as well as the desired result give the sample. Calling
this a repro is maybe inaccurate. It is really a unit test, at least
if the sample data is well chosen.
You posted the table this time, but not the sample data. So I am sorry,
but I will not take any more stab at your problem. I would have to
guess too much. I'm sorry that the solution in my previous post did
not work. Maybe I misunderstood the requirements, maybe I made a
mistake when I composed the solution. Without test data, and without
the expected result from the test data, it is very difficult to write
a usable solution.
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