Just my thoughts.
What is the problem if you use
while select CustTable
<ur index>
group by AccountNuM, Name Asc
{
<your Code>
}
Would that survive your purpose by grouping them in the same order?
Best of luck,
subbu
Varden Morris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Vishnu,Use the Group By clause for AccountNum field and then use and index for the Name field. Something like:
while select custTable index NameIdx Group by AccountNum
{
<Code goes here>;
}
Where NameIdx is the index on the Name field.
Hope this help.
Varden Morris
Girish Bhatkal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:X++ DOES NOT allow to use both in the same select
statement. this is one of the main difference between
X++ and SQL.
--- vishnu verma <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> hi all,
> I am having one problem.
> I want to group the records based on customer
> account and sort them by their names.how can i do
> that.If any one can help me then i'll be highly
> obliged.
> Thanks
> Vishnu Prakash Verma.
>
>
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