Re: Easy way to get a random record

2000-06-22 Thread Vinicius Caldeira Carvalho
if the number exists of not . :) []'s Vinicius -Mensagem original- De: Gary McNeel, Jr. [EMAIL PROTECTED] Para: Cf-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED] Data: Quinta-feira, 15 de Junho de 2000 18:35 Assunto: Easy way to get a random record Is there an easy way to pick a random record from a database. I

RE: Easy way to get a random record

2000-06-17 Thread Philip Arnold - ASP
Is there an easy way to pick a random record from a database. I have a unique ID for each record, but it is not strictly sequential because of record deletions. Here is my thought: 1. Run a query and get the MAX and MIN IDs. 2. Do a loop using them as the beginning and ending range and

RE: Easy way to get a random record

2000-06-17 Thread Jennifer
08, 2000 9:41 PM To: Cf-Talk Subject: Easy way to get a random record Is there an easy way to pick a random record from a database. I have a unique ID for each record, but it is not strictly sequential because of record deletions. Here is my thought: Run a query and get the

RE: Easy way to get a random record

2000-06-15 Thread Jason Egan
record... Jason Egan Konnections, INC. -Original Message- From: Gary McNeel, Jr. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Monday, June 12, 2000 12:20 PM To: Cf-Talk Subject: Easy way to get a random record Is there an easy way to pick a random record from a database. I have a unique ID for each

Easy way to get a random record

2000-06-11 Thread Gary P. McNeel, Jr.
Is there an easy way to pick a random record from a database. I have a unique ID for each record, but it is not strictly sequential because of record deletions. Here is my thought: Run a query and get the MAX and MIN IDs. Do a loop using them as the beginning and ending range and generate a

RE: Easy way to get a random record

2000-06-11 Thread Bill Killillay
sday, June 08, 2000 9:41 PM To: Cf-Talk Subject: Easy way to get a random record Is there an easy way to pick a random record from a database. I have a unique ID for each record, but it is not strictly sequential because of record deletions. Here is my thought: Run a query and get th