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Recent content by batmanforever
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Array handling SQL
Can anyone help me out with this ? I have a C code on Win2k machine [ purely C code, not MFC ] that reads off an MS excel database (Office 2k version ). All is well, expcet that I now need some kind of array handling in my SQL queries. Here is what I am doing now is: Pass a number ID value...- batmanforever
- Post #7
- Forum: Microsoft: Access Queries and JET SQL
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PL-SQL Array Handling
Hi, I have a C code on Win2k machine [ purely C code, not MFC ] that reads off an MS excel database (Office 2k version ). All is well, expcet that I now need some kind of array handling in my SQL queries. Here is what I am doing now is: Pass a number ID value from my C code as a parameter to...- batmanforever
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- Forum: Oracle: All versions
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PL-SQL Array Handling
I know MS Excel is not a DB. But I am trying to access the columns and rows in Excel, through PL-SQL, as though they were tables! Its all working fine, except for the dynamic behaviour I need. Any help / suggestions? My question is actually, purely PL-SQL...Excel/Access it dosent matter whcih...- batmanforever
- Post #4
- Forum: Microsoft SQL Server: Programming
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PL-SQL Array Handling
Hi, I have a C code on Win2k machine [ purely C code, not MFC ] that reads off an MS excel database (Office 2k version ). All is well, expcet that I now need some kind of array handling in my SQL queries. Here is what I am doing now is: Pass a number ID value from my C code as a parameter to...- batmanforever
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- Replies: 4
- Forum: Microsoft SQL Server: Programming
