i 'm reading smn else's C# code. i have smth (oversimplified) like this:
class A {instaceOfClassB; }
class B {instanceOfClassA; }
what's the point in doing that? also why doesn't this generate an infinite pointer chain (define instance of A, which would contain an instance of B (pointing to B)...
i'm using sql server 2005
as an 'sa' i wrote a script that created about 100 logins and users for a previously created database as follows:
use [dbName]
grant create table, create view, create function, create procedure, create default to public
exec sp_addlogin...
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