but should NEVER be part of a logical primary key.

I wouldn't say never. The odd case would be in the table held data by the minute or second or the like.

But, i share your adamant stand against it it nearly all cases.

I had to add the time field in to achieve a unique logical key.

:(

In Israel, milk comes in bags. First time you see it, it's like, "really?" But then it starts to make sense and you realize how wasteful the larger containers are.

You may want to follow https://www.hammockforums.net/... :)

I have a couple hammocks (and a homemade tablecloth hammock). Put the hooks right in the bedroom wall. :)

Though, i've just been sleeping on the couch lately. I freak out from noises at night, being alone in a back room.

... and durable.

Its ok, just a matter of time before Israel implements the final solution to the Palestinian problem.

Yeah I'm sure the schoolkids and babies are also terrorists.

Just look at the kill ratio to see who is more dangerous to whom.

The concept of the concentration camp was invented by the British in South Africa as a way to 'concentrate the population' of Boers into managed camps.

Gaza really isn't that much different.

But we are at Dice, sir:

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