That's exactly my problem... I don't have a key in the table to go off of. I was hoping MS SQL had something like 'rownum' in Oracle or there was some sort of work around.
This is a one to one relationship.
Well this is just theoretical as what I am doing is quite complicated and more than I can explain here.
Ok, lets say table A has a column called 'alpha' and B has column called 'numeric'. Let's also say there is a pseudo-value 'row' which gives the row number in that table. What I am trying to...
I'm working with MS SQL 2000, I need to join tables A and B to give me table C. How would I write such a query?
A B C
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| a | | 1 | | a | 1 |
| b | | 2 | | b | 2 |
| c | | 3 | | c | 3 |
| d | | 4 | | d | 4 |
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I...
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