Hugo Ahlenius wrote:
> The columns are (of course) named something else. Perhaps I should have
> used something else?
>
> Jochem, your suggestion looks cleaner than mine, but SQL Server 2k chokes
> on your (CountryName, Year) in the WHERE clause. I am actually not sure
> what that does... ?
It is just a normal IN, but with multiple values on each side. If you
expand a normal IN predicate, it looks something like:
SELECT CountryName, Value, Year
FROM table
WHERE
(PKey) IN (
(17),
(12),
(32)
)
With multiple values on each side, it looks like:
SELECT CountryName, Value, Year
FROM table
WHERE
(CountryName, Year) IN (
(Sweden, 1999),
(Denmark, 1992),
(Norway, 1995)
)
Maybe you should ask Microsoft to implement this feature (it is part of
the SQL standard), but for now just use your own solution.
Jochem
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