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can any one give the list of some important sql abend codes
which r frequently asked in interviews?
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Answer Posted / hussain
yes sure y not..i have all the imp sql abend codes..
1.dondu kala 0012
2.babu jhelale 6.5
3.kanyum kaana version 5.09
4.babu bisleri8.3
5.baiju bawara on the rock
6.shakira rocking girl
ab aur kya bataaoun bhai bol ...kuch aur puchna hai
to email jaror krna ..dhnyawaad..:)
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