[AccessD] SERIOUSLY OT: Re: An Interesting question

YES!

I find that when I'm working with a customer group to develop an automated
process, the trickiest source of misunderstanding is terminology.  I
typically ask everyone to be aware of this and describe any terminology they
are using in discussion.  I've had to rewrite a lot of code because of this.

Dan

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Subject: Re: [AccessD] SERIOUSLY OT: Re: An Interesting question

I find that most differences of opinion, arguments if you will, stem from
the two sides using different definitions of the same word.  In this case if
each side will spell out their definition of NULL, the argument about what
null is would disappear.  You might end up with Null(1) and Null(2) but
you'd have agreement.  When I say Null(1) is... There could be no
disagreement.  


Rocky Smolin
Beach Access Software
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