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Someone at my job who was a IT Professional before me wrote a SQL statement. That statement or file is working with a program that we use called Papervision and the purpose of that SQL is to assign data to a table. I need help on how to locate this SQL file. I know it is running because it is working with the program papervision but it is not working correctly. Is there any easy way to locate SQL files off the server we are using? |
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Someone at my job who was a IT Professional before me wrote a SQL statement. That statement or file is working with a program that we use called Papervision and the purpose of that SQL is to assign data to a table. I need help on how to locate this SQL file. I know it is running because it is working with the program papervision but it is not working correctly. Is there any easy way to locate SQL files off the server we are using? |
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On Mar 13, 11:14 pm, "The Man" <LeJon7... (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote: Someone at my job who was a IT Professional before me wrote a SQL statement. That statement or file is working with a program that we use called Papervision and the purpose of that SQL is to assign data to a table. I need help on how to locate this SQL file. I know it is running because it is working with the program papervision but it is not working correctly. Is there any easy way to locate SQL files off the server we are using? What is papervision? Are you familiar with this product? Maybe the sql is located somewhere within this app. |
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