Fons Rave wrote:
>
> I'm writing a program in Delphi.
> In SQL I'm a beginner.
>
> I have a file in which there are records with what people have done. In the file
> are records with name, date, what they have done, time-length, etc. It is
> possible that there are two records that are exactly the same (somebody has done
> the same, on the same day for one hour). If I use a SELECT with GROUP on a list
> with some records that are exactly the same, only ONE of the identicals is
> shown. But I want to see them all.
>
> It probably is possible; but how ?
>
First give us some information on your table structures. But it could be
something like:
select person, activity, sum(hours)
from activities
group by person, activity
Groet,
Nils
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Alles van waarde is weerloos
Lucebert
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