01-12-2011
First of all thanks a lot......!!!
you came like a savior.....
there is a separate script which checks the count.....I implemented simple extraction of WHERE clause and creation of SELECT COUNT(*) statements but it is not working for complex statements.....
let me try the logic you suggested to create SELECT COUNT(*) statements for DELETE statements
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it is working for DELETE too....
thanks
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