> From: Reeve
> 
> In simple terms, I'm
> wondering how I debug a complex SQL statement that doesn't work, and I
> guess there's no easy way to do it.

This is the one blistering flaw in the whole SQL concept.  When it
doesn't work, you can't set breakpoints to find out why.  With native
I/O, I can always walk through the code line by line to figure out
what's going on, but with SQL, once you get past a certain level of
complexity, it's really trial and error until you get it right (and God
help the person who has to modify your code).

Joe


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