With regards to the DB UDFs. There's one all-encompassing UDF, which is DBCOMMAND().
However, sometimes you want to execute multiple database actions, thus you need to open the database, execute a SQL statement, retrieve a recordset based on the previous actions, and then you need to close the database connection. Therefore, the UDF collection provides you with the ability to interact on multiple (actually three) levels, depending on yoru requirements.
It might be possible to condense the task scheduler UDFs by functionality, e.g. one to add/modify/delete a task, one to add/modify/delete a trigger,...
[ 18. February 2003, 02:27: Message edited by: sealeopard ]
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