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Signed field to a packed field in AS/400 query
Does anyone know of a way to move a signed numeric to a packed numeric in query? Is it even possible? Been playing with it and can’t find a way. Any answer appreciated.
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| March 15, 2011 6:39 PM
AS/400 administration, AS/400 Query, Packed Fields, Query tuning
Does anyone know of a way to move a signed numeric to a packed numeric in query? Is it even possible? Been playing with it and can’t find a way. Any answer appreciated.
How to pass value at run time from VB 6 to Access 2000 Query for reporting
I have developed a sall application. Data is in Access 2002, Development is in VB 6. For reporting I have designed Queries, using the queries I have designed the reports. It works fine. While run time I accepts the criteria or value from user, based on that I have to show reports. My question is [...]
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| October 6, 2008 10:19 AM
Access, Access 2002, Query, Query tuning, VB, VB 6, Visual Basic 6, Visual Basic developers, Visual Basic for Applications
I have developed a sall application. Data is in Access 2002, Development is in VB 6. For reporting I have designed Queries, using the queries I have designed the reports. It works fine. While run time I accepts the criteria or value from user, based on that I have to show reports. My question is [...]
Difficult SQL query, is this possible?
Two tables, First Table –FN—LN—-Reasons John | Doe | 6 | Jane | Doe | 2 | —————– That’s the end of the first table. Second Table —Reason—-Reason Detail—– 2 | Invalid SSN 4 | Invalid Date Of Birth ————————————– That’s the end of the second table. (*Note, there is NO value of ’6′ in [...]
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| April 20, 2012 11:37 PM
Database, Developers, Development, Query, Query tuning, SQL, SQL Query
Two tables, First Table –FN—LN—-Reasons John | Doe | 6 | Jane | Doe | 2 | —————– That’s the end of the first table. Second Table —Reason—-Reason Detail—– 2 | Invalid SSN 4 | Invalid Date Of Birth ————————————– That’s the end of the second table. (*Note, there is NO value of ’6′ in [...]
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