you can use UNION on a sql select statement that is a searching select
and not a variable select
select @menu,@... is a variable select and in the directDBMS you are
actually creating a Stored Procedure on the fly
the union is designed to be used when you have to select statements
the return
Here's the output:
// BEGIN OUTPUT
Command was executed successfully
Warnings: --->
W (1): Nokia E71x (AT&T (Cingular))
W (2): Blackberry 9630 Tour (US Cellular)
<---
[Executed: 1/22/10 11:00:23 AM EST] [Execution: 498ms]
1 record(s) selected [Fetch MetaData: 0ms] [Fetch Dat
what was the error you got after the UNION?
On Jan 22, 2010, at 9:27 AM, Brian Humes wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have the following in a Direct DBMS action:
>
> //begin SQL
> declare @phone_id int
> declare @manu varchar(50)
> declare @phone_name varchar(50)
> declare @carrier_id int
> declare @carri
Hi all,
I have the following in a Direct DBMS action:
//begin SQL
declare @phone_id int
declare @manu varchar(50)
declare @phone_name varchar(50)
declare @carrier_id int
declare @carrier varchar(50)
declare @rownum_phones int
declare phonelist cursor for
SELECT DISTINCT
b1.phone_id,b2.manufac
