Re[2]: Which plan is better - what COST really means ?

Hi Raj,
no .. not running away .... but need to thank atleast .. on my part. though i couldn't contribute . When Kyte & Lewis differ on their thoughts about this ..... i could do nothing but keep my head scratching ;)

Really , it was an excellent thread for me to learn from. Where else can i see such experts sharing their views ?!

Now i have got to know , how much COST means in a plan ... thought not clearly what COST really means. 

Regards,
Prem.

On Tue, 18 Jan 2005 rjamya wrote :
>Prem,
>
>don't run away from it, I for one enjoying and learning from the discussion.
>
>Raj

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