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SELECT u.NameOfUser, Email = (SELECT Top 1 EmailAddress From UserData Where [UserID] = u.[UserID]) FROM User u Order By u.NameOfUser GO .NET Developer/Contracting Consultant. <a href=&quot;http://www.inklass.com&quot;>InKlaSs.com</a>

SELECT [Reference] = (Source + ' ' + Source2) From Table Where... .NET Developer/Contracting Consultant. <a href=&quot;http://www.inklass.com&quot;>InKlaSs.com</a>

GEEZ! how lame are you guys being? heh EXECUTE ('SELECT * FROM TABLE WHERE FIELD IN ' + @Param + ') Looping works, but will still need that execute. .NET Developer/Contracting Consultant. <a href=&quot;http://www.inklass.com&quot;>InKlaSs.com</a>

Cast it to Float. That's like an end all cure all. .NET Developer/Contracting Consultant. <a href=&quot;http://www.inklass.com&quot;>InKlaSs.com</a>

I agree. I have that book, and it's absolutely excellent!

yeah, I'm assuming you have something that does something like textbox.text = &quot;&quot; or you're refreshing the form.

Personally, I think writing it in code is much better. Since you'll have the ability to alter the way things cooperate. I always use code just to eliminate disgusting hatred toward objects. :)

Honestly, Microsoft can't demand you to show your experience background before you get certified. They don't conduct the tests. And imagine the workload of employees to verify each resume that goes into their offices. The tests will end up being way more expensive than necessary. I agree...

testing your post. hope this works, and isn't a waste of my time.