Where am I .........

[Shellywoozle]

......... ooops got lost on the world wide web and ended back in here.

You alright you ugly lot?

You need to reply to texts..I think you should PM me or text me with details.

If you don't, I shall kick your ass.

And what happened to coming up here for peace n quiet?

[gruntygiggles]

Firstly...Nic.....WHAT TIME???????????? I hope you're still tucked up in bed catching up on some sleep!

And Shell......have a few bevvies last night???

[Shellywoozle]

Originally Posted by Milky Bar Kid

You need to reply to texts..I think you should PM me or text me with details.

If you don't, I shall kick your ass.

And what happened to coming up here for peace n quiet?

I have replied to texts chick !! No details just had some time off the net.

And GG - no drinks just pure boredom LOL

boredom? what ya been up 2?

[appollo1]

Welcome back Shell!!!

How's the new cage?

Originally Posted by gruntygiggles

Firstly...Nic.....WHAT TIME???????????? I hope you're still tucked up in bed catching up on some sleep!

And Shell......have a few bevvies last night???

I was working til then. Nightshift again tonight.

[Shellywoozle]

Originally Posted by kwak zzr

boredom? what ya been up 2?

Well I have had a few visits from a mate to keep me busy but I have been lazy. Too hot and too busy looking after Samson in this heat. Giving him a grade 2 hair cut was the best thing tho

Gonna buy fence panels tomorrow and do garden but thats only if I get over this green snot thing I have going on that won't go away.

Originally Posted by appollo1

Welcome back Shell!!!

How's the new cage?

Fankoo Ricky, the cage is brill..... I would always recommend a new motor now. Not costing me much more than Puggy and it smells all new and drives fantastic.

Great in corners LOL

Originally Posted by carlsmith

Mike J, fraid you're wrong. In SQL Server, the syntax is "IS NOT NULL", so sql4 is the right way.

You COULD do it like this: Select * FROM tbltest WHERE NOT title is null

But, there is no place in Sql Server where you can use the string WHERE NOT IS NULL and not throw an error. I don't believe the MySQL will do this either, so I'm really curious what RDBMS you're referring to.

If you say so....

[Shellywoozle]

Originally Posted by carlsmith

Mike J, fraid you're wrong. In SQL Server, the syntax is "IS NOT NULL", so sql4 is the right way.

You COULD do it like this: Select * FROM tbltest WHERE NOT title is null

But, there is no place in Sql Server where you can use the string WHERE NOT IS NULL and not throw an error. I don't believe the MySQL will do this either, so I'm really curious what RDBMS you're referring to.

knew I came back to the org for a reason ..... people are off the wall LOL