Don't forget the new functionality available in 2.1.0
count > #countA#
count < #countB#
Brandon
On 5/17/05, Ron Grabowski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Have you tried this:
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> count > #countA#
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> count < #countB#
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> --- Narasimha Prasad <[EMAIL PROTECT
Have you tried this:
(
count > #countA#
count < #countB#
)
--- Narasimha Prasad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Here is a problem that I am facing.
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> My parameter class has two counts, say countA and countB and I need
> to use
> these in a HAVING clause in the
Here is a problem that I am facing.
My parameter class has two counts, say countA and countB and
I need to use these in a ‘HAVING’ clause in the sql query. Both
the values could be empty.
For eg. if they both have values, the query would look like:
Select ….
--- from…
where….
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