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Subject: RE: [U2] Friday query logic
Bill,
Try OR instead of AND.
Eric
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Jeff
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Eric:
That doesn't work either.
list APOPEN WITH ANY ACCTS UNLIKE 52... OR WITH ANY ACCTS UNLIKE 29...
INVDATE
COMMENT ACCTS AMTS
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Subject: RE: [U2] Friday query logic
I take it that you checked to make sure that the fields were associated so
let's take a different look. Are the values separated by value marks or
sub-value marks? What does the dictionary contain? What does the record
below look like in the editor
))) # THEN 0 ELSE 1
Then you would be a select based on this dictionary be equal to a 1.
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From: Eric Armstrong [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: RE: [U2] Friday query logic
Bill,
Sorry
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Subject: RE: [U2] Friday query logic
I take it that you checked to make sure that the fields were associated so
let's take a different look. Are the values separated by value marks or
sub-value marks? What does the dictionary contain? What does the record below
look like
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Subject: RE: [U2] Friday query logic
I take it that you checked to make sure that the fields were associated so
let's take a different look. Are the values separated by value marks or
sub-value marks? What does the dictionary contain? What does the record
below look like in the editor
quote who='Eric Armstrong' date='Monday 23 June 2008'
Jeff,
In Universe there is a (apparently undocumented) keyword ANY which can be
used, i.e.
SELECT FILE WITH ANY FIELD UNLIKE SF... OR WITH ANY FIELD UNLIKE SH...
which may be just what you want.
Eric:
You get the prize - I'm on Unidata
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quote who='Eric Armstrong' date='Monday 23 June 2008'
Jeff,
In Universe
Can you do a SELECT to select the ones WITH EVERY FIELD LIKE SF... SH...
and then do NSELECT to select the inverse set?
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Date: Fri, 20 Jun 2008 11:25:30 -0400
I experimented with it and got much closer with:
SELECT FILE WITH EVERY FIELD UNLIKE SF... AND WITH EVERY FIELD UNLIKE
SH...
It is not quite what you want but much closer.
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Date: Fri, 20 Jun 2008
Jeffrey,
I've found that WHEN, instead of WITH, is better at limiting the values
returned to a select.
i.e. SELECT FILE WHEN FIELD UNLIKE SF... OR WHEN FIELD UNLIKE SH...
Andrew
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Jeff
SELECT DISTINCT @ID TO SLIST 0 FROM UNNEST FILENAME ON FIELD WHERE
NOT(FIELD LIKE
'SF%' OR FIELD LIKE 'SH%') ;
The SQL is less of an overhead than doing a by-exp with SAVING UNIQUE @ID in
RetrieVe.
Brian
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Perhaps a UniBasic program would be workable.
--Bill
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Subject: [U2] Friday query logic
I can't get my head around the
I'm sure there's a much cleverer query-only way of doing this. But I'd
just do a merge list. Select all the records into one list. Select
into another all records WITH EVERY FIELD LIKE 'SF...''SH...' Then grab
the difference.
Katie
Katie Morgan
Datatel Programmer/Analyst
Linfield College
I think you are on the right track with this one, but change the AND to OR. I
wanted to include the EVERY keyword before each field but I think that is
assumed.
SELECT FILE WITH FIELD UNLIKE SF... AND FIELD UNLIKE SH...
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Use WHEN instead of WITH on MV fields?
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Why not write a new dictionary item?
This can set a flag if FIELD is neither SF456 nor SH456.
Let's call it VALID.FIELD
I would use the following A-correlative
A;IF N(FIELD) = SF456 THEN ELSE IF N(FIELD) = SH456 THEN ELSE 1
That would work at least in UniData - not sure if UV supports
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