There are a couple things you can do -
Copy/paste the original sql into the query description(right click the query > properties), then if you make some changes and something doesn't work you still have an original copy to fall back on.
You can also run the query from VB - just copy the sql to a string and comment out whatever you need.
There are a couple things you can do -
Copy/paste the original sql into the query description(right click the query > properties), then if you make some changes and something doesn't work you still have an original copy to fall back on.
You can also run the query from VB - just copy the sql to a string and comment out whatever you need.
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