Sounds like 'Companynumber' and 'Type' should be either a compound Primary
Key, or a unique index. Which begs the question of what 'Id' is doing -
perhaps you don't need it.

peter


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Hallo,

I would like to gets ome help on this:

I have this table

Id    Companynumber     First Name  LastName    Type

1     123               Jim         Andersson   1
2     234               Tom         Perkins           2
3     565               Henry       Ford        1


I would like to have a constraint so when I try to add and the same
companynumber that already exists(for instance 234)
I am not allowed to do this if the filed Type has the value 1.
So if I add a companynumber which already exists and the Type is 2, then I
should be allowed to add this companynumber.

Maybe this is simple but woul dreally appreciate some help onhow to write
this.

Roland




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