well the easiest way is just to grab both prices and give one an alias, then
you have access to both of them in your code. You can then choose which one
to use.
Or you can bung and if statement in your query to select the approprite
price.

-----Original Message-----
From: Tim Blair [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 12 September 2002 15:37
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [ cf-dev ] More SQL Q's...


> so u have two sets of prices. one in the service table and
> one in the employee table, is that correct. And if a service
> is listed under both the employee and the customer, then you
> want to us ethe price listed in the employee table and not in
> the service table.

Damn close...  ;o)

The client cost is stored in the client table, the employee cost is
stored in the employee table.  No cost is stored in the service table
(just the description and whether it's active or not).  If there is a
cost in the employee table for a particular table then that should
override the cost in the client table.

I've just got it done simply using two queries, first grabbing the
employee costs and doing another query for the client services, using a
WHERE clause like "serviceid NOT IT (#valuelist(employee.serviceid)#)".

But now I'm just trying to be clever and do it in one query.  :oD

Tim.


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