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I went this route once, and while it worked nicely for Select, Update didn't seem to fit too well.

Hmm. It seems to me that it works better for update than for select, because with select there are a lot of different ways you might want to get the result back, but with update that is not an issue.

You probably know something that I need to know. Do you remember what the problem with update was?

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In reply to Re: EZDBI is an easier interface to SQL databases by Dominus
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