Emma said:
Actually the query runs fine it seems to be in the report.
:
It sounds like another programmer is messing with your report, perhaps
as the result of an April Fool's Day joke. Try restoring a backup copy
of the report, then leave a comment line in the code that tells her the
only way she'll ever get a date is by typing it in at the command
prompt! I walked through the Combat Zone during the day in Boston soon
after moving there and was asked if I wanted a date. When I asked her
to clarify the question, she gave the impression, with some amount of
cautious circumlocution, that the phrase was a euphemism for engaging in
a business transaction with a prostitute. I politely declined, noting
that I had other business that needed my immediate attention, which was
true.
James A. Fortune
(e-mail address removed)
TOM COLLINS - "A fellow-about-town whom many sought to kill for touching
them on sore points; but he always managed to vanish before his
destroyers as he was imaginary." (2) A mythical being to whom rumours
and reports of doubtful authenticity were attributed, especially in the
Riverina. -- Dictionary of Australian Slang, Second Edition, Sidney J.
Baker, 1943 (Price: Three shillings & sixpence)
