it's because of the way you've structured the query.
SQL is reading it like this:
WHERE
hidden = 1 AND DIM <= 200 AND COLOR1 = 'gold'
OR
COLOR2 = 'gold' AND WKSTN >= 2
so your output of COLOR2=gold and WKSTN=4 is right in line with the 2nd half
of the OR query.
you should have:
where hidden = 1 AND
DIM <= 200 AND
WKSTN >= 2 AND
(COLOR1 = 'gold' OR
COLOR2 = 'gold')
i think that should do it.
-----Original Message-----
From: Chad Gray [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, June 21, 2001 10:33 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: SQL question
Im wondering why this SQL statement would bring up results where DIM is
greater then 200? I think it has something to do with the OR statement,
but i dont know why.
Select *
from products
where hidden = 1 AND
DIM <= 200 AND
COLOR1 = 'gold' OR
COLOR2 = 'gold' AND
WKSTN >= 2
Here is my Output:
ProductID : 3
Dim : 600
Color1 : blue
Color2 : gold
WKSTN : 4
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