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	<title>Comments on: Microsoft is Pain</title>
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		<title>By: Justin</title>
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		<description>It was my understanding that cursors were only necesary if the host language had no way to support multiple rows... &#160;Granted, I&#039;ve only ever used/seen php and a smidge of .NET to talk to an oracle server (doesn&#039;t support JOINs! &#160;You have to do them by hand. )-: &#160;) and I guess I&#039;ve looked at an access front end talking to the oracle back end... &#160;Maybe your cursor woes are why I&#039;ve never seen anyone use Access for anything worth mentioning.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>It was my understanding that cursors were only necesary if the host language had no way to support multiple rows&#8230; &nbsp;Granted, I&#8217;ve only ever used/seen php and a smidge of .NET to talk to an oracle server (doesn&#8217;t support JOINs! &nbsp;You have to do them by hand. )-: &nbsp;) and I guess I&#8217;ve looked at an access front end talking to the oracle back end&#8230; &nbsp;Maybe your cursor woes are why I&#8217;ve never seen anyone use Access for anything worth mentioning.</p>
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