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Posted by bobc on 10/02/07 14:35
> > I could call 20 different stored procedures, each having n SELECT
> > statements, but we all know a whole list of reasons why that's a bad
> > idea.
>
> Why would you have different procedures for different activities?
Thanks for your patience, Erland. In the statment above, I was
stepping through my thought process for you -- moving from the simple
method of executing many slightly different SELECTs, to a black box
solution that can handle all bins for all activities. The black box
is what I'm aiming for.
> Of course, this assumes that the data model is set, and neither that is
> clear to me. Then again, if you post what you have now, we may get a
> better grip of where you're heading.
The data model is set. I will rewrite my post today, providing the
information you've asked for.
Thanks again very much.
BobC
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