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CONTGRPS
Groups file—the CONTGRPS file is used for both the group header, which defines each
group (see CONTGRPS Structure header records below), and members for each group
(see CONTGRPS Structure member records below).
| GROUPNO |
USERID+U_CODE+RECID |
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| GROUPACC |
ACCOUNTNO+USERID |
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| GRPRECID |
RECID |
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| AccountNo |
Contact1->AccountNo |
M-1 |
Member records only * |
| USERID |
String |
15 |
Group user |
| CODE |
String |
8 |
Group code |
| ACCOUNTNO |
String |
20 |
Header info *
| Position |
Description |
| 1-8 |
“*M” + group number |
| 15-20 |
Total members in group |
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| REF |
String |
24 |
Group reference |
| U_CODE |
String |
8 |
Upper-case shadow of Group code (SQL Only) |
| RECID |
String |
15 |
Record ID |
| USERID |
String |
15 |
Group number (from group header) |
| CODE |
String |
8 |
Member sort value |
| ACCOUNTNO |
String |
20 |
Linked contact accountno |
| REF |
String |
24 |
Member reference. |
| U_CODE |
String |
8 |
Upper-case shadow of Member sort value |
| RECID |
String |
15 |
Record ID |
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INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT THE COMMON COLD:
Studies involving volunteers exposed to the elements show that cold, wetness,and drafts don't increase the chances of catching a cold.And Arctic explorers never get colds...unless they receive visitors. Colds occur more often in wintertime, when people crowd together indoors and have more chances to infect one another...It's probably easier to catch a cold by shaking hands than by kissing...Studies of kissing couples -- one with a cold, one without -- found that osculation seldom led to inoculation.
-- Consumer Reports, Jan 1989
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