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To: SI Bob who wrote (578)	8/1/2004 11:51:14 PM
From: SI Dave	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6035

Along that line, we have multiple instances of some of the converted tables residing if different SQL DBs. In one case the table name is the same but each has different columns. The two sets of cols look like they should have come out of the same table. If you take a look at the single-account crosstab, you can see each table and it's respective DB that I used to compile the array. In the case of duplicates, I used the table that appeared to be most recent. There's a link in the User Summary, and samples in project 1072 that details which DB and table each field is selected from. I had to change some permissions on one DB so IIS could execute a remote query. I don't think I broke anything in the process. <g> Change noted in the project.

To: SI Bob who wrote (578)	8/2/2004 9:33:47 AM
From: SI Dave	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6035

It may turn out be an Oracle day with one of your favorite tables: FolderLinks. I noticed a bunch of old public messages suddenly show up in Inbox on my other account, one's I'm sure were read. AugustWest is reporting that his Inbox counter is going up, but there are no new messages in the list, and replied-to PMs are not dropping from the list. Happy trails!