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Blimey - is it that time already? :wave: 'night

Contains the word Att - I think that's where this is failing. It's not doing a string match, it's doing a word match - you need the wildcard for a string match.

No-one really knows. The insurers do seem to think it's unlikely - they're still offering cover and haven't (AFAIK) increased premiums. But it does look like an easy target - you're working for...

FullText is doing a language aware search.

CONTAINS(MyColumn, 'Att') is looking for the word Att - in this case your word is Attrn so it's not finding a match

Try

CONTAINS (MyColumn,...

Java or javascript?

To be clear, I didn't post the quoted thread to wind eek up - I did it because I thought his posts had value and were useful to newcomers.

However, FaQQer has created a worthy alternative, so...

Agreed - better to paint worst case scenario than have people get a nasty shock. Will be an interesting few months.

One of my more erudite and profound musings :laugh

:wave: Out in the sunshine. Spring is sprung!

Wasn't sure if I was still welcome round these parts, so good to know I'm still useful for something :) Perhaps I'll stick to tea making duties.

Creepy?

Nope, my tone hasn't changed. Your posts are useful. I don't believe I've ever said otherwise. Your arrogance isn't.

Your prerogative. Have a nice holiday.

Happy for the mods to remove...

Don't be daft. :hug:

We all love you really.

As I've said many times, eek's posts give good advice.

For those who will benefit from the excellent FAQs, they can be found here
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citation? :rolleyes:

Very mature. Your advice is great. Your attitude sucks.

FTAOD, not questioning the usefulness of the majority of eek's posts, but the attitude could do with a little work.

You might not delete posts, but you are king of the edit. :)

Talking of point scoring, where are you off to, and how much does your hotel cost? ;)

Agreed - for purposes of the legislation, public sector is any organisation subject to FOI Act. An NHS GP is public sector.

Your client needs to make a determination. A suggestion would be to...

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Make sure you get good ones!

Do tell!

(Hope it wasn't my recent post in LR!) :laugh :laugh

And with such grace and humility. :)

I was thinking more zeity than eeyore :laugh

Very nice.

http://i69.photobucket.com/albums/i80/tannerin1/Hubbard/Commodore_Chimp_v1.jpg

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That went well :)

Wankathon

Very unclear, 'probably not'.

Yet they are responding

https://www.whatdotheyknow.com/body/list/all?utf8=%E2%9C%93&public_body_query=local+enterprise+partnership&commit=Search

People have been shouting for a long time. It's happening regardless.

But this is a MacBook, says air passenger

Try a few posts back.



It's an NLUKism.

No real clarity about what the individual can do if the client has made a blanket (inside) determination though.

NCOTBAC!

Linky here

http://forums.contractoruk.com/public-sector-ir35/120292-blanket-decisions-inside-ir35.html#post2391294

and translation into English from jamesbrown :)

I thought it was today, but someone who is better informed than me said he'd been told 22nd.

One situation where PascalCasing is a must.

Sitting in the cafe with tea and cake?

FTFY

Rock and roll legend Chuck Berry dies - BBC News

RIP Chuck Berry :(

Didn't Dell used to get you to tick a box saying you weren't going to use the computer you were buying for terrorist activity? Dunno if they still do. :)

£85.50 - £83.33 = £2.17, not £1.17

Under the standard scheme, you pay all the VAT to HMRC, less the VAT on purchases. So you need to keep individual VAT receipts and work it out. The flat rate...

The wording is:

Other expenses – including significant travel and subsistence expenses (not including commuting) or the cost of a business premises outside of the home

What expenses are you...

Are you interpreting the results correctly? If you 'fail' the substitution test, it moves on to SDC. Saying that you can be moved from task to task is a definite inside indicator on the tool. ...

Pick up the phone to Abbey Tax and ask. Expensive = less expensive than a week's lost billing.

Ask a kindly mod to move your thread to accounting.

Yes, the money builds up. You either take it at higher rate tax, put it in a pension, or wait till you stop contracting and close your...

Just googled it, I never knew that!

Definition of an office holder here.

https://www.gov.uk/employment-status/office-holder

Doesn't that affect your NI liability?

Half sleeve? Sounds like a blouse.

:whoosh: It's a parody bill. She is protesting against the anti-abortion laws.

If the OP has substituted, then they should be outside.