G'day Bob,
I can't remember what problem it solved but I settled on the convention of:
SET VAR vID = ID
as a first then:
SET VAR vVar1 = ACTCOMBINE IN ACTIVITYSCHED WHE ID = .vID
SET VAR vVar2 = ID IN ACTIVITYSCHED WHE ACTCOMBINE = .vVar1 and role =
'advisor'
If there is more than one possible row to be return rather than generate an
error message you could:
SET VAR vVar2 = (MAX(ID)) IN ACTIVITYSCHED WHE ACTCOMBINE = .vVar1 and role
= 'advisor'
or (MIN) or some other condition that would limit it to one row.
At 14:12 28/06/01 -0400, you wrote:
>I have placed a variables in a report defined as follows:
>
>vVar1 = ACTCOMBINE IN ACTIVITYSCHED WHE ID = ID
>vVar2 = ID IN ACTIVITYSCHED WHE ACTCOMBINE = .vVar1 and
>role = 'advisor'
>
>Am I correct in stating that the vVar2 does not run through
>the ACTIVITYSCHED table to satisfiy the compound clause of
>.vVar1 and role = 'advisor'?
Warmest regards,
Tom Grimshaw
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