In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
"Calin Iaru" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Some of the conditions that I write are quite long and they are based on =
> several factors like operating system, service pack, user interface =
> level, features installed, features set to be removed and so on. Or
Windows Installer databases are not like a proper relational database such
as SQL Server - they don't have a fixed schema. It's more of a property
database. You can happily insert any amount of data into a column. It's only
subsequent validation that checks against the 'schema' (the _Validation
tab
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