Subject | RE: [IBO] Helen .. perhaps this is clearer |
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Author | Adrian Wreyford |
Post date | 2004-11-20T17:47Z |
Dear Helen,
Some >200 fields in record for table animal.
Select *
from Animal
ORDER BY ANIMALIDENTIFICATION
Is the select statement I use.
Now to implement above
Select *, (select L.description from Location L
where L.LocationID = a.LocationID) as Loc_Name
From ANIMAL etc wont work.
Do I now have to type all the fields into the select statement.
Shew, this is why I was hoping for a simple property to set the relation.
Is there a easier way to set up above?
Thanks
PS as mentioned, many lookups so many such relations have to go into the
SQL?
Adrian
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Some >200 fields in record for table animal.
Select *
from Animal
ORDER BY ANIMALIDENTIFICATION
Is the select statement I use.
Now to implement above
Select *, (select L.description from Location L
where L.LocationID = a.LocationID) as Loc_Name
From ANIMAL etc wont work.
Do I now have to type all the fields into the select statement.
Shew, this is why I was hoping for a simple property to set the relation.
Is there a easier way to set up above?
Thanks
PS as mentioned, many lookups so many such relations have to go into the
SQL?
Adrian
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