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Usless post: read at your own risk.

I should have know this node would get up-voted and front-paged...

Noone cares that this is the third time that the OP asks the same question, right?

Even when in the previous nodes working code (and good code) was suggested, clearly the OP decides not to use it and use yet another approach... Why is the biggest question I guess...

In reply to Re: Updating or Inserting a database from a txt file by Animator
in thread Updating or Inserting a database from a txt file by Nik

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