Kaht,
I managed to get it running. I took about an hour and 2 minutes to process 31 k id's.
That seems slower then what I expected but I apprecieate all the help.
Here is what I wound up with....
declare @c varchar(25)
declare @d varchar(2000)
declare @e int
declare cur cursor for
select...
SQLSister, I agree but unfornuatly the data feeds an imaging system that uses a single field.
Kaht I will take a look and see if I can get your example working today.
Thanks
Mike
Hey Perly,
I am getting...
Msg 530, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
The statement terminated. The maximum recursion 100 has been exhausted before statement completion.
Any ideas?
Thanks
Mike
...all phonenumbers associated with different customers by customer ID. One record per phone number. Customers may have any number of numbers.
Select * from A where ID ='123'
might return (as an example)
ID Phonenums
--- ---------
123 1231231231
123 1231231232
123 1231231233...
I have a table,
ID Phonenums
--- ---------
123 1231231234
123 1231231234
123 1231231234
123 1231231234
123 1231231234
both text fields.
I need to update anouther table with the above data but I need the Phonenums in a single memo field in a single record. (Preferably...
I suspect that the file not found is the batch file.
I would move the file temporarily to the
M:\Install_SGAD.bat
dirctory and change your shell command, just to see if it works.
Mike
I have not used db2 but I can give you some general ideas.
1st. create a query to select distinct genres into a new table. Change the structure on the new table to add the auto generate primary key.
2nd change the structure on the movie table to add a field for your numerical genre (probably...
...above to delete as necessary
Mike
Private Sub Command0_Click()
Dim strSQL As String
Dim dbs As Database
Dim qdf As QueryDef
strSQL = "Select * From YADPOS2_B1BILLL0"
Set dbs = CurrentDb()
Set qdf = dbs.CreateQueryDef("test", strSQL)
DoCmd.OpenQuery "test", , acReadOnly
dbs.Close
Set...
Yes, Ron de bruin's example uses windows xp zip, not winzip.
You are mixing 2 different things. If you are using xp, go back to Ron de bruin original example.
Otherwise, if you have a lisensed copy of winzip you might want to look at the free command line add in.
Mike
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