Posted by David Portas on 04/24/06 15:40
drawnai@hotmail.com wrote:
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> Are you saying my query doesn't work? No? I didn't think so.
I'm saying you can't demonstrate that it does.
> > Since you can't predict whether those situations will arise at runtime
> > you have to take a calculated risk before you implement those
>
> Not true. I actually run them to find out.
Which proves nothing because execution plans can change at runtime.
> I'm well aware of the risks, which is why I have a list of
> features I
> use that are periodically checked. This includes documented features.
Proves nothing. See above.
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