Urgent Please help..

[Kyle Peterson]

Re: Urgent Please help..

but I just found it


"Kyle Peterson" <kyle342@hotmai l.comwrote in message
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>I never saw that anywhere.
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original thread (subject: "Execute .sql scripts from ASP")
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"Bob Barrows [MVP]" <reb01501@NOyah oo.SPAMcomwrote in message
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>Kyle Peterson wrote:

>>I think the more relevent issue is that your Subject should mention
>>something about the question your asking.
>>This helps keep the newgroup posts clean and easier to look through.
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>>"Urgent Please help.."
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>>Is an annoying and useless Subject title. At least to me it is.
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>>Your also going to get a lot less people reading a post with a
>>subject like that.

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>You know, I would typically agree with that statement, but ...
>compare the number of responses in this thread to the number of responses
>the original thread (subject: "Execute .sql scripts from ASP") received
>... ;-)
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[Saps]

Re: Urgent Please help..

Yes Bob. i had posted this question when i was in most need of help.
and when i open to chk if anyone replied..NOONE did. i had to put it
this way for people to atleast open it and chk if they can help. but
anyways i have really appreciated the help i gt. yes like u guys
mentioned, i can read each line of the script store it in a string and
execute it. im going to have to try doing that. Can i get a sample code
of how to do that tho. Please.
And hey guys sorry for all the botherations u'll had answering this
thread but it has helped me ALOT. thx.

Bob Barrows [MVP] wrote:

Kyle Peterson wrote:

I think the more relevent issue is that your Subject should mention
something about the question your asking.
This helps keep the newgroup posts clean and easier to look through.

"Urgent Please help.."

Is an annoying and useless Subject title. At least to me it is.

Your also going to get a lot less people reading a post with a
subject like that.

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>
You know, I would typically agree with that statement, but ...
compare the number of responses in this thread to the number of responses
the original thread (subject: "Execute .sql scripts from ASP") received ...
;-)
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[Bob Barrows [MVP]]

Re: Urgent Please help..

Saps wrote:

Yes Bob. i had posted this question when i was in most need of help.
and when i open to chk if anyone replied..NOONE did. i had to put it
this way

No, you didn't. You could (should) have replied to the original post.

for people to atleast open it and chk if they can help.
but
anyways i have really appreciated the help i gt. yes like u guys
mentioned, i can read each line of the script store it in a string and
execute it. im going to have to try doing that.

Why do you have to use .sql files? You have yet to answer this question.
SQL files are not really a good mechanism for implementing application
logic. They are really meant for maintenance tasks that are infrequently
performed.

Can i get a sample
code of how to do that tho. Please.

Unless someone has a lot of time on his hands (or is intrigued by the
problem), nobody is going to write it for you. Look at the link I
provided (http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2039), do some reading in
the other articles on that site, and try doing it yourself. If you get
stuck, come back and show us where you are stuck.

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