Michel, see the picture. I am again getting an unexpected result.
UPDATE: Ah, I now get a result. Instead of filling in
"sys(3050)"
I filled in
"sys sys(3050)"
That helped, I thought, because there were results. However, only some of them contained "sys(3050)". Also, if I correctly understand the algorithm, it should produce only those messages that literally contain "sys sys(3050)". And I assume that none contain exactly that phrase. Makes me wonder how to retrieve the messages containing "sys(3050)"...
>>Been away for a week, came back here and I really appreciate what has been done by you. The solution you chose is fair enough, or even better than that because speed remains good.
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>Very well
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>>About your comments below, I understand fully and I will not end my subscription. :)
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>I appreciate the support.
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>>Can I click Like on Facebook if I am not a Facebook member?
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>Unfortunately, Facebook requires someone to be a member in order to benefit from its options. It does allow Google to index a small portion of some items, such as a basic profile, just so the member can be found on Google and then bounce the hit to Facebook. But, that's about it. The engine is close and requires a login.
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