Peter Cushing wrote:
> MB Software Solutions General Account wrote:
>
>> sele daynum, time, start ;
>> from i_sched ;
>> where empty(stop) or stop >= ldDate + (daynum-1);
>> and start <= ldDate + (daynum-1);
>> into cursor TempISched
>>
>>
> You might also want to put brackets round the OR part of the where as
> the AND takes precedence over this:
>
> where (empty(stop) or stop >= ldDate + (daynum-1)) and start <= ldDate +
> (daynum-1)
>
> or as Christof was suggesting:
>
> where (stop = {} or stop >= ldDate + (daynum-1)) and start <= ldDate +
> (daynum-1)
>
>
Hi Peter,
Yeah, I did that too. I pointed that out to the other developer the
other day when I was analyzing this. Apparently it had been that way
for some time....wondered about the legitimacy of those past results!!!!!
Thanks,
--Michael
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