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"igloo" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Hi all,
I wrote a query in SQL server query analyser and would like a user to
run this regularly. However it's not possible to give them SQL server.
Can they do this another way i.e. through Access or similar?
Many thanks
IG

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Oh god, it turns me on when you talk dirty...

igloo said:

I wrote a query in SQL server query analyser and would like a user to run this regularly. However
it's not possible to give them SQL server. Can they do this another way i.e. through Access or
similar? Many thanks IG

What the hell does any of those words above mean?!? Besides the 'many thanks' part... -- Josh

Josh Steinberg said:

igloo said:

I wrote a query in SQL server query analyser and would like a user to run this regularly. However
it's not possible to give them SQL server. Can they do this another way i.e. through Access or
similar? Many thanks IG

What the hell does any of those words above mean?!? Besides the 'many thanks' part...

Boring computer geek babble to extract information out of a database(collection of data). Some
of the online running logs are under the covers stuffed in a relational database and provide a
cute tool/application called a query to gather information. Sometimes it generates tables others
it's a graph.

Or closer to you line of work - when to go to pubmed and ask for all papers on written in the last 2
years concerning flatulence during rowing, it is a SQL like query/probe.

Enjoy the fact that you don't need to know about this yuckta. 😉

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