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Can we call 1 sqr from another sqr? If Yes, How?

  
Total Answers and Comments: 2 Last Update: February 27, 2008     Asked by: lakshmi 
  
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December 14, 2007 05:39:36   #1  
peoplesoft45 Member Since: December 2007   Contribution: 1    

RE: Can we call 1 sqr from another sqr? If Yes, How?
no we cannot call one sqr from an other sqr.instead u can call sqc's from sqr's
 
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February 27, 2008 03:39:28   #2  
jayakrishna08 Member Since: February 2008   Contribution: 13    

RE: Can we call 1 sqr from another sqr? If Yes, How?
No,we cannot call one SQR from other.
 
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