Substitute the actual SQL that gives you that column in the place of the
alias name.

Alternatively, in the next release due soon, as soon as I pin down a couple
bugs I am working on, you can assign that filter into the new FilterInMem
property. What this does is it fetches in the records and then filters them
in the client buffers. You might find this acceptable, in which case, you
can include the alias name in the filter.

Jason

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From: IBObjects@yahoogroups.com [mailto:IBObjects@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf
Of Felipe Aron
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Subject: [IBO] How to use Query.Filter with Alias column

I have a SQL with one Alias column.

When run the Filter (with this alias column) has one exception -- "Column
unknown"

How to use a Query.Filter in this case?

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