Updating DB Via Script

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   Glad you got it working.  Again, without seeing a snippet of the code that wasn't working, I couldn't tell you what was up.  Sax Basic is pretty straightforward, but there may have been an operator associativity problem as you wrote your output, dunno....

There's no Email2DB book.  Complex E2DB rollouts require mastery of site-specific SQL schemas and SQL queries in general,  and/or an understanding of specific COM objects used in scripting, and/or good RegEx skills, and those are whole areas in themselves that don't really depend on the product, which is more like middleware to bridge those areas together.  I'm sure if you started a dedicated E2DB blog it would get several hits a year. :) Probably better to just increase the traffic and challenges here on the forum.

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	Glad you got it working. Again, without seeing a snippet of the code that wasn't working, I couldn't tell you what was up. Sax Basic is pretty straightforward, but there may have been an operator associativity problem as you wrote your output, dunno.... There's no Email2DB book. Complex E2DB rollouts require mastery of site-specific SQL schemas and SQL queries in general, and/or an understanding of specific COM objects used in scripting, and/or good RegEx skills, and those are whole areas in themselves that don't really depend on the product, which is more like middleware to bridge those areas together. I'm sure if you started a dedicated E2DB blog it would get several hits a year. :) Probably better to just increase the traffic and challenges here on the forum.