Re: Using REGEXP in searching

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Using REGEXP in searching

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Join Date: Feb 2008

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Re: Using REGEXP in searching

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Mar 7th, 2008

Sorry to say this, yes

Have no experience at all in ASP.NET. I have this in planning schedule but it doesn't help much for now :-). Using traditional vbscript coding in ASP.NET maybe isn't the best for performance ?

I have some new code that I going to throw up here soon with separators and comments. It might be the last try on this. If you have a minute later to throw an professional eyeball on that would be more than welcome.

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And I will send you a message later as I promised earlier about an idea in business. Your have probably lot's of work going on already but I'll take my chances.

Last edited by TobbeK : Mar 7th, 2008 at 10:38 am.