>>One handy use for that is if you have half a dozen queries you run regularly to test something. You can throw them all in one sql and then bring that up to run portions when you want, kind of like we do with the VFP comman window, running blocks of code from history.
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>>Less cumbersome than storing each query off in its own sql file.
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http://blogs.lessthandot.com/index.php/DataMgmt/DBProgramming/MSSQLServer/sql-query-commenting-uncommenting-quickThanks, that is cool. I also like the idea that you can -- out lines in the middle of queries, so you can have multiple WHERE statements and just take out -- for the one you want to try.
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