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ques[0]='<P><B>Is SQL too complicated to understand?</B></P><INPUT NAME="surveyid" TYPE="hidden" VALUE="418">'

ques[1]='<P><B>Do you use SQL with Coldfusion applications?</B></P><INPUT NAME="surveyid" TYPE="hidden" VALUE="419">'

ques[2]='<P><B>Do you use SQL with PHP applications?</B></P><INPUT NAME="surveyid" TYPE="hidden" VALUE="420">'

ques[3]='<P><B>Are you using a MySQL database?</B></P><INPUT NAME="surveyid" TYPE="hidden" VALUE="421">'

ques[4]='<P><B>Is MySQL better than Microsoft SQL Server?</B></P><INPUT NAME="surveyid" TYPE="hidden" VALUE="422">'

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