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Default Re: SQL: Connecting Strings of a Group - 01-15-2008 , 02:47 AM






Hi Gene,

Quote:
Is there a way in SQL to concatenate strings from different rows
into a list?
What I have understood about SQL your boss's wish is beyond the intention of SQL.
With "big" SQL-Systems like DB2 you could define your own aggregation function
(like sum()) to do this. But within Foxpro the easiest (may be only) way is the
use of xBase commands.

Regards
Bernhard Sander


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Default Re: SQL: Connecting Strings of a Group - 01-15-2008 , 02:47 AM






Hi Gene,

Quote:
Is there a way in SQL to concatenate strings from different rows
into a list?
What I have understood about SQL your boss's wish is beyond the intention of SQL.
With "big" SQL-Systems like DB2 you could define your own aggregation function
(like sum()) to do this. But within Foxpro the easiest (may be only) way is the
use of xBase commands.

Regards
Bernhard Sander


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Default Re: SQL: Connecting Strings of a Group - 01-15-2008 , 02:47 AM



Hi Gene,

Quote:
Is there a way in SQL to concatenate strings from different rows
into a list?
What I have understood about SQL your boss's wish is beyond the intention of SQL.
With "big" SQL-Systems like DB2 you could define your own aggregation function
(like sum()) to do this. But within Foxpro the easiest (may be only) way is the
use of xBase commands.

Regards
Bernhard Sander


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Default Re: SQL: Connecting Strings of a Group - 01-15-2008 , 02:47 AM



Hi Gene,

Quote:
Is there a way in SQL to concatenate strings from different rows
into a list?
What I have understood about SQL your boss's wish is beyond the intention of SQL.
With "big" SQL-Systems like DB2 you could define your own aggregation function
(like sum()) to do this. But within Foxpro the easiest (may be only) way is the
use of xBase commands.

Regards
Bernhard Sander


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Bernhard Sander
 
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Default Re: SQL: Connecting Strings of a Group - 01-15-2008 , 02:47 AM



Hi Gene,

Quote:
Is there a way in SQL to concatenate strings from different rows
into a list?
What I have understood about SQL your boss's wish is beyond the intention of SQL.
With "big" SQL-Systems like DB2 you could define your own aggregation function
(like sum()) to do this. But within Foxpro the easiest (may be only) way is the
use of xBase commands.

Regards
Bernhard Sander


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Default Re: SQL: Connecting Strings of a Group - 01-15-2008 , 02:47 AM



Hi Gene,

Quote:
Is there a way in SQL to concatenate strings from different rows
into a list?
What I have understood about SQL your boss's wish is beyond the intention of SQL.
With "big" SQL-Systems like DB2 you could define your own aggregation function
(like sum()) to do this. But within Foxpro the easiest (may be only) way is the
use of xBase commands.

Regards
Bernhard Sander


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Default Re: SQL: Connecting Strings of a Group - 01-15-2008 , 02:47 AM



Hi Gene,

Quote:
Is there a way in SQL to concatenate strings from different rows
into a list?
What I have understood about SQL your boss's wish is beyond the intention of SQL.
With "big" SQL-Systems like DB2 you could define your own aggregation function
(like sum()) to do this. But within Foxpro the easiest (may be only) way is the
use of xBase commands.

Regards
Bernhard Sander


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Bernhard Sander
 
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Default Re: SQL: Connecting Strings of a Group - 01-15-2008 , 02:47 AM



Hi Gene,

Quote:
Is there a way in SQL to concatenate strings from different rows
into a list?
What I have understood about SQL your boss's wish is beyond the intention of SQL.
With "big" SQL-Systems like DB2 you could define your own aggregation function
(like sum()) to do this. But within Foxpro the easiest (may be only) way is the
use of xBase commands.

Regards
Bernhard Sander


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