I didn't really think you had to rewrite it every time, but I figured at least that you had everything in a searchable MSSQL database. I am soooooo disappointed. ;)

>>I just didn't want you to have to write it all again. ;)
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>>>I hope you get some good ideas from that Cecil.
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>>>And thanks for the plug, Alan ... again. =0)
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>>>>Thank you, Alan. I am looking at the code and Bonnie's explanation now. Loosk like some really good stuff.
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>>>>>>I've had several classes on C#, probably about 3 of them, meaning 3 semesters, but that was a while back. I've never had any projects at any clients sites or on any projects using C#. I wonder if someone could advise me on what component to use for data access? Maybe component isn't the right word. Now, I am not a complete novice, but pretty close to it, so realize that I am also a bit rusty.
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>>>>>Have a read of message #1369681 from Bonnie.