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Old August 1st, 2011, 01:36 PM
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You may want to use the date '9/9/9999' for the EndDate in the TeamPlayers table since its much easier to handle a date in the programming rather than NULL and it makes it easier to handle the BETWEEN function.
 
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I created my entities with the intention of not having to put much of my own energy into feeding them. For example, I have an entity designed to bring me customers for my business, and designated that it should feed itself on every commercial transaction that takes place anywhere. I did similar things for other entities, giving them an energy source other than myself. However, I haven't noticed much results from my entities.





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