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HuaMin Chen Posted 18 years ago
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I'm really sure that there're records which match the conditions. Is there any syntax problem other than that?
We should have very clear, accurate formulae, and definitions, in order to finishing both!
For this version, we do not perform very deep check, such as to verify the total amounts in "OTHER" set, against their relevance within "SUMMARY" set. Maybe, we will check this in the future.
We should have very clear, accurate formulae, and definitions, in order to finishing both!
For this version, we do not perform very deep check, such as to verify the total amounts in "OTHER" set, against their relevance within "SUMMARY" set. Maybe, we will check this in the future.
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I'm really sure [but if you want to emphasise how certain you are, then you could say "absolutely sure"] that there're there are records which match the conditions. Is there any syntax problem other than that? We should have ["need" might be better than "should have"] very clear, accurate formulae [delete comma] and definitions [delete comma] in order to finishing finish both!
- I'm really sure [but if you want to emphasise how certain you are, then you could say "absolutely sure"] that there're there are records which match the conditions.
- Is there any syntax problem other than that?
- We should have ["need" might be better than "should have"] very clear, accurate formulae [delete comma] and definitions [delete comma] in order to finishing finish both!
- ] For In this version, we do not perform a very deep check, such as to verify the total amounts in the "OTHER" set [delete comma] against their relevance within the "SUMMARY" set [It's not clear to me how you can verify an amount against its relevance in a set].
- Maybe [delete comma] we will check this in the future.
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I'm really sure [but if you want to emphasise how certain you are, then you could say "absolutely sure"] that there're there are records which match the conditions. Is there any syntax problem other than that?
We should have ["need" might be better than "should have"] very clear, accurate formulae [delete comma] and definitions
We should have ["need" might be better than "should have"] very clear, accurate formulae [delete comma] and definitions
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