-- The Zip table does not have the corners (need four corners) of counties or whatever specified, it has ONE SET of lat/longs, correct?
-- This single set of data says where the center of the Zip is.
If I'm correct (see below), it's either a trig problem or conversion to polar coordinates.
If I'm wrong - if all four corners of the Zip areas are delineated, it becomes a rather straight-forward UPDATE (with Select) statement. One query and you're done.
What is the actual case? I'm curious.
>Thanks for the response Ed.
>
>The Cities table has just the 400 major cities in the US and Canada, the
>ZipCode table has every zip code and postal code for every corner of the two
>countries.
>
>The ZipCode table has Longitude and Latitude coordinates for each zip code
>(basically each city). The Cities table has Longitude and Latitude
>coordinates for each City (or CityID).
>
>What I need to do is match a CityID with a ZipCode. I'd need to select a
>zipcode record, then loop through and calculate the distance of each of the
>400 cities based on the lat/lon of selected zip code, take the nearest/top
>CityID and update the ZipCode table.
>
>For example: (irrelevant data excluded)
>
>ZipCodes Table
>ZipCode Latitude Longitude CityID
>
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