Sytze
You need two select statements with a union like this
Select . Union (Select .)
The first select will refer to pemp and the second select refers to pempex
Paul
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On Thu, May 3, 2012, at 08:34 PM, Ken Dibble wrote:
We're gonna get to the end of Moore's law and find that instead of using
computing power to solve really complex and important problems, we've
wasted it all on making transparent windows and wavy ribbons and pretty
pictures dance
Sytze,
Don't forget to make the Union a union all statement if you wish to get all
records from the two selects, even though there may be duplicates.
By itself union ignores duplicate records.
Dave
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Hello Christof and Dave,
Thanks for the info, that helps a lot.
I think I have a solution working now.
Thanks,
Kent
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El 02/05/12 12:50, Kurt Wendt escribió:
Or - maybe we can start connecting directly up to Brains! Maybe we can
start experimenting w/Pete's - since he is so worried about The End
being Near!!!
Ptt
Sorry, it fried.
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Or you might use
select pcode as Code, NVL(pemp.name, pempex.name) as 'name';
, NVL(pemp.gross, pempex.gross) as 'gross' etc... ;
from palldets ;
left join pemp ;
on palldets.pcode=pemp.code ;
left join pempex ;
on palldets.pcode=pempex.code ;
where cycle=mycycle ;
order
El 01/05/12 23:17, Michael Madigan escribió:
That's because you killed them all
Geoff, if you killed so many aboriginals. Couldn't you have also killed
Mickey and closet Petey?
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El 02/05/12 21:06, Michael Madigan escribió:
Now all of our Indians are wealthy casino owners.
True, the whole 4 of them.
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El 03/05/12 13:18, Michael Madigan escribió:
For some reason America puts a high value on what deadbeats and losers think.
If that were true then you'd be in Congress.
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Hi, all. Last week, I installed SQL Server 2012 Express on a 64-bit Windows
7 machine, and tried to import some VFP data into it. I selected the
Import Data (32-bit) utility and picked the Fox OLE DB provider, only to
have the app promptly hang and go bye-bye, without even letting me select a
Is there a SQL equivalent function for replacing characters like we have
in the STRTRAN/CHRTRAN functions?
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Hi Mike,
It's Replace()
SELECT REPLACE('The quick brown fox', ' ', '_')
= The_quick_brown_fox
Paul
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mbsoftwaresoluti...@mbsoftwaresolutions.com wrote:
Is there a SQL equivalent function for replacing characters like we have
in the
Replace()
Dave
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Subject: [NF] SQL equivalent for STRTRAN/CHRTRAN ?
Is there a SQL equivalent function for replacing
and use Charindex() to search for an expression in another expression like
AT()
Dave
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Subject: [NF] SQL
Possible. My framework used subclassing some 3 - 4 levels deep.
However, I build all regularly, so if this was the cause, the
compiler wasn't picking it up.
On Wed, May 2, 2012 at 3:28 PM, Tracy Pearson tr...@powerchurch.com wrote:
Lew Schwartz wrote on 2012-05-02:
Yep. I've never been able to
...and I forgot also Patindex() to search for a string in another string
remember positions relative to 0 not 1!
Dave
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Dave Crozier
Sent: 04 May 2012 16:32
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Garrett,
Role your own, that way you can do the field conversions you really want
yourself. I gor bitten by the default conversions in 2008 R2 and as far as I am
aware they haven't changed in 2012.
Dave
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From: profox-boun...@leafe.com
I have similar problems in 2010R2. When I exported the VFP table to other
formats (CSV, XLS,.. etc.) I had to deal with the bizarre field conversions SQL
wanted to do... Woof!
So now I just write VFP code to do it instead of using the SQL utility.
Problem solved.
YMMV, but that's what
On 5/4/2012 11:33 AM, Dave Crozier wrote:
...and I forgot also Patindex() to search for a string in another string
remember positions relative to 0 not 1!
Dave
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Dave Crozier
I developed two forms for that purpose:
One reads the VFP database and creates each table, with its
indexes,default values and constraints into a SQL Server database. The
other one passes all the information from each DBF table into the
corresponding SQL Server table.
I first change things
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Sounds like he's in a some serious deep shit.
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El 04/05/12 14:49, Michael Madigan escribió:
Ask General Custer what he thinks of that statement.
I would have loved to help Sitting Bull
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Well the SS have their bad reputation since Germany/Poland/Russia in the
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Sounds like he's in a some serious deep shit.
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Hi Michael,
They are trying to intimidate him into a plea. He actually violated no
more laws than the First
They'll use the same hired killer that they used on Vince Foster and Andrew
Brietbart
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These people all make me sick, Edwards, Young, Mrs Young, the campaign workers,
the news media that covered for him, and Elizabeth Edwards, they're all scum.
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Michael Madigan wrote:
These people all make me sick, Edwards, Young, Mrs Young, the
campaign workers, the news media that covered for him, and Elizabeth
Edwards, they're all scum.
Hi Michael,
What did Elizabeth do to be scum? Die of cancer?
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She knew he was having an affair but kept quiet so she could be first lady. In
addition to that, she used a Get Well Elizabeth website to harvest email and
home addresses to solicit campaign contributions. There's a place for John
reserverd right next to her in Hell.
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We're gonna get to the end of Moore's law and find that instead of using
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