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Article #954sql quirks
From: Jason Ortner
Date: Fri, 05 Jun 1998 00:00
Date: Fri, 05 Jun 1998 00:00
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I have a question regarding the way sql retrieves data. I have a query I am using, that retrieves data, sometimes. Does the order in which you have the select stmt. fields have anything to do with the way in which the data is retrieved? If I ask for info.,using the "like" clause on one field where there is no data that matches, but I ask for other fields, in the same query,where there is data that matches it appears that if the first field doesn't match, the whole query is blank. If anyone wants to see a copy of the query I will be glad to post it. This makes no sense to me and the "Learn sql" disk doesn't seem to really cover the problem. Any ideas. -- Jason Ortner jortnerxxppmm@onramp113.org
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