May 22, 2006 #1 Enea Technical User Feb 23, 2005 90 US When I wish to say: return all the records expect a and b for example. Do I use Not in List? if yes, how do I type the values? "a", "b" 'a', 'b' "a"; "b" ?
When I wish to say: return all the records expect a and b for example. Do I use Not in List? if yes, how do I type the values? "a", "b" 'a', 'b' "a"; "b" ?
May 22, 2006 #2 skrandel MIS Aug 23, 2002 1,378 US Are you asking a BO question or a SQL quesiton? Not in list is the way to do this. In SQL: not in ('a','b') In BO specify the parameters using a comma or semi-colon as a separator. But, be careful. a,b is OK. a, b is not. Steve Krandel Symantec Upvote 0 Downvote
Are you asking a BO question or a SQL quesiton? Not in list is the way to do this. In SQL: not in ('a','b') In BO specify the parameters using a comma or semi-colon as a separator. But, be careful. a,b is OK. a, b is not. Steve Krandel Symantec