| Posted by Erland Sommarskog on 08/28/05 19:21 
christopher.secord@gmail.com (christopher.secord@gmail.com) writes:> I think that what threw me off was that the database even allowed me to
 > do both.  I was trying hard to think of some reason why I would want to
 > do that and thought I'd go ahead and ask here.
 
 I guess the reason that SQL Server did not say anything is that no
 one thought the condition was worth the extra piece of code need to
 add such a check.
 
 Just because something is possible to do with warning or error message,
 does not mean that it is a meaningful or a harmless thing to do.
 
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 Erland Sommarskog, SQL Server MVP, esquel@sommarskog.se
 
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