QUERIES vs. Find & Replace

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Andrew Murray

Queries have nothing to do with Find & Replace - nothing that I can see -
they are two different functions.

Queries help you find and filter records in a database (in the form of a SQL
query eg Select * from Table
where field1 = field2).


"Find and Replace" is a common feature in Windows applications, you can
search for a word and replace it with another word.

Find and Replace has nothing to do with actual web page functionality - only
with the application. (e.g. Frontpage).
 
S

Stefan B Rusynko

You can save any F&R conditions you have set up as a Query
- which you can them run again alter by loading that Query
Useful if you are creating complex regular expressions
Your FP Queries are saved in
%AppData%\Microsoft\FrontPage\Queries

See
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d...ml/odc_FP_ExtendFindandReplace.asp?frame=true
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| What is the difference?
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S

Stefan B Rusynko

Incorrect - See
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d...ml/odc_FP_ExtendFindandReplace.asp?frame=true

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| Queries have nothing to do with Find & Replace - nothing that I can see -
| they are two different functions.
|
| Queries help you find and filter records in a database (in the form of a SQL
| query eg Select * from Table
where field1 = field2).
|
|
| "Find and Replace" is a common feature in Windows applications, you can
| search for a word and replace it with another word.
|
| Find and Replace has nothing to do with actual web page functionality - only
| with the application. (e.g. Frontpage).
|
|
| | > What is the difference?
| >
|
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