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SQL Query question

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SQL Query question

SQL Query question

(OP)
Hi All,

I have a question regarding SQL queries I hope somebody can help me with.

I am trying to create a query in a software called HP quality center in order to extract requirements but need some help.

Under the requirements section we created folders with the name (Name test1 , Type FOLDER)

Under each folder we created set of requirements. Is there an easy way to extract all requirements where folder name = foldername1


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Select REQ.RQ_USER_03,REQ.RQ_USER_03
FROM
REQ



No how to I say only select the requirements if they are in located in a folder named test1 ?

thanks




RE: SQL Query question

This is just a guess:

Select REQ.RQ_USER_03,REQ.RQ_USER_03
FROM req
WHERE folder = 'test1';

This assumes a column called "folder"; you may need to change this to fit your actual situation (or give us more information about your table structure).

RE: SQL Query question

The error message is fairly clear - RQ_FATHER_ID is an integer datatype; you are trying to compare it to a character string that cannot be converted to an integer.

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