> this is the post orginally posted on comp.lang.java.help...and..i [sic] am
> not getting proper answers..
It's the same crowd, and one which does not appreciate multi-posting, at that.
> so..i'm posting here again..please..any ideas??
Yes, don't multipost.
> ok guys..first of all...thanks..to read...
If you're so grateful, why didn't you respond on the thread in clj.help?
grasp06110 asked a question over there that you have yet to answer.
You say you're grateful, yet when someone participated with your issue you
blew them off completely. I detect a contradiction.

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Lew
jlc488 - 23 Apr 2008 02:30 GMT
> > this is the post orginally posted on comp.lang.java.help...and..i [sic] am
> > not getting proper answers..
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> Lew
Like you said about same crowd, i didn't know about it.
comp.lang.java.help is clj.help?
I was not intend to ignore grasp06110's question.
I know people here does not like multiposts. That is why i mentioned
beginning of the post.
And I apologize if my post or behavior was annoys you but You could
tell in nice manner not like this sarcastic way.
> this is the post orginally posted on comp.lang.java.help...and..i am
> not getting proper answers..
After waiting, what, 3 hours? Usenet is typically medium-latency; in any
case, I would find it unreasonable to expect an answer to a question
within 24 hours unless in direct, two-way communication.
> so..i'm posting here again..please..any ideas??
Yes: use capitalization, spaces, and fix your sticky keys.
> ok guys..first of all...thanks..to read...
And better grammar is helpful. Note that `..' does not, per se, have a
meaning in English punctuation: it is equally interpretable as a `.' or
`...' (neither of which makes sense in your usage).
> so i'm just wondering is there any way to join tables using abator or
> ibator to generate them???....
Using Java? I've always found that the best way to manipulate SQL
schemas is with... SQL.
> automatical or manual ways of solutions are all
> welcome...please~~~ :-)
Without understanding the context, the SQL command "ALTER TABLE" with
appropriate arguments should be sufficient.

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