Dan,

 

Thanks but it’s only coincidental that the sample I created I needed the “odd” 
rowid’s. My guess is it will be 50/50 odd or even.

 

What I need is to check ID1 & ID2 and if the ID1 from the next row equals the 
ID2 from the previous row I don’t select that row.

 

Thanks anyway,

Paul

 

From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Dan 
Goldberg
Sent: November 27, 2018 9:37 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: RE: [RBASE-L] - SQL Help - OT

 

You can do this to get the odd rowid values in rbase.

 

Select ROWID, PART_ID, ID1, ID2 from tablename where (MOD(ROWID,2)) = 1

 

Dan Goldberg

 

 

 

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<[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> > On Behalf Of 
[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> 
Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2018 6:23 AM
To: [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> 
Subject: [RBASE-L] - SQL Help - OT

 

Good morning,

 

I need some help with a SQL select command, not specifically for R:BASE. See my 
little table sample below. What I’d like to end up with after the SQL select is 
the following rows:

 

Results of SQL Select/Query

ROWID                 PART_ID                              ID1                  
       ID2

1                              PV216365006R                   -00105            
       -00106

3                              PV216365006R                   -00107            
       -00108

5                              PV216365006R                   -00109            
       -00110

7                              PV216365006R                   -00111            
       -00112

 

Sample Table to Query

ROWID                 PART_ID                              ID1                  
       ID2

1                              PV216365006R                   -00105            
       -00106

2                              PV216365006R                   -00106            
       -00105

3                              PV216365006R                   -00107            
       -00108

4                              PV216365006R                   -00108            
       -00107

5                              PV216365006R                   -00109            
       -00110

6                              PV216365006R                   -00110            
       -00109

7                              PV216365006R                   -00111            
       -00112

8                              PV216365006R                   -00112            
       -00111

 

I know how I’d do this in a Declare statement in R:BASE but as I said, it has 
to be done with a SQL select command.

 

Any blues clues would be greatly appreciated.

 

TIA,

Paul Buckley

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