what is transaction table ,master table in SQL ?

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what is transaction table ,master table in SQL ?

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Naveen...

Posted 7-Jul-10 19:39pm

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2010-07-07T20:08:00

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You need to buy some books and learn your stuff. Posting all your interview questions here is no substitute for actually knowing something.

Posted 7-Jul-10 20:08pm

Christian Graus

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nav234 9-Jul-10 1:27am

Sorry Christian Graus,
Jus wanted to say i dont have time and patience to get all books or ebooks and read whole ,so im trying in google ,some posts from google might clear my questions,some posts from google ,really get me in a confused state,so i choosed Code project ,where experts get me right solution and correct URL which i should follow.
Hope u get my situation
thanks...

Sandeep Mewara · Answer 2 · 2010-07-07T20:15:00

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Well, after looking at the number of questions you have... i would suggest if not book then use GOOGLE and it has all you need.

Just put the keywords and thousands of links are returned that can satisfy your needs!

Posted 7-Jul-10 20:15pm

Sandeep Mewara

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nav234 9-Jul-10 1:24am

thank you Sandeep ,

Most of the time i get tired and confused by googling and msdn ,coz it shows 1000 of links ,so i decided to choose Code project bcoz experts would get me right link and posts i wanted and should know.hope u understand

thanks in advance

Naveen...