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    Mailto link in email opening wrong email

    Ok, thanks - I'll give that a go Kate
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    Mailto link in email opening wrong email

    Yep, that is already the case - the old email addresses aren't even listed in the accounts bit. That's why it's so weird. Normal composing, sending, replying and forwarding works fine - it's only when you click an email link within an email that has been sent that the old email somehow pops up.
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    Mailto link in email opening wrong email

    Thanks for the options, but I'm afraid neither worked. Aich69 - The signatures listed are only for my current email address. ChrisHirst - In the Profiles there is only the default Outlook one. Re the question from 58sniper, the current account with the correct email receives the email with...
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    Mailto link in email opening wrong email

    Hi I used to have my Outlook set up so that I had 2 different email addresses to choose from. Now both of those emails/accounts are redundant and I have a new pop3 email address set up. When I click to compose a new email it all works fine, however, if I click a hyperlinked/mailto email link...
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    ROW_NUMBER() OVER(PARTITION...

    Hi Yes, that worked like a charm. Thanks so much Kate
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    ROW_NUMBER() OVER(PARTITION...

    Thanks for this. I had to make a small change, by adding a grouping to the end of the function: SELECT PACK.PAROCD, PACK.PACACD, COUNT(PACK2.PAROCD)+1 AS SEQ FROM PACK LEFT OUTER JOIN PACK AS PACK2 ON PACK2.PAROCD = PACK.PAROCD AND PACK2.PACACD < PACK.PACACD GROUP BY PACK.PAROCD...
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    ROW_NUMBER() OVER(PARTITION...

    I am trying to write a bit of SQL in Access where I get a sequence dependent upon a field, eg ROCD CACD SEQ 0001 0001 001 0001 0002 002 0002 0001 001 0003 0001 001 etc I've tried writing a row over partition, but I keep on getting an error saying "Syntax error (missing...
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    Find string anywhere in dbf tables

    Just tried out Agent Ransack and it worked like a charm - thanks :)
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    Find string anywhere in dbf tables

    Hi I'm migrating data from an old dbf database and need to only migrate certain info. I'm looking for a specific string, so that I migrate the info from the correct table. Rather than searching through every table (over 200 of them), is there any way I can use SQL to find the string in the...
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    Sequence

    Any help on how I would code the trigger?
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    Sequence

    I'm using DB2 on an AS/400, so I guess that won't work then?
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    Sequence

    Thanks. For some reason I am getting an error though SELECT CATALOGUE, ROW_NUMBER() OVER(PARTITION BY CATALOGUE ORDER BY CATALOGUE) AS SEQ FROM HPINCFL When I run this I get the following error: SQL0104 - Token ( was not valid. Valid tokens: , FROM INTO. Any idea why this might be? Thanks
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    Sequence

    I am trying to insert a sequence into a table, but want to cycle the sequence dependent upon a specific field. CREATE SEQUENCE TEMP_SEQ AS DECIMAL(5,0) START WITH 1 INCREMENT BY 1 NO MINVALUE NO MAXVALUE CYCLE CACHE 4; INSERT INTO Table (Catalogue char(27), Sequence decimal(5,0))...
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    Divide 2 counts

    Thanks Frederico, I did have to make one change to this though, as I did before, as the result returns 0 unless the case statement is CAST as a decimal. (I also multiplied by 100 to get the percentage). SELECT (COUNT_SALMATCH / TOTAL_COUNT)*100 FROM ( SELECT CAST(SUM(CASE WHEN...
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    Divide 2 counts

    Ah, so I had the WHERE clause in the wrong place. Thanks. However, because both counts were integers, I actually had to CAST one of them as a decimal. My final statement was... SELECT (C1/C2)*100 FROM (SELECT CAST(COUNT(*) AS DECIMAL) AS C1 FROM TABLE WHERE SALMATCH = 'N') T1, (SELECT...
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