I think the point of a question is to get the correct answer.
The correct answer was given.
David Lloyd wrote:
Hmmm...
Specify the fields you want in your query.
example:
SELECT stat_id, stat_name, stat_data FROM build_stats
WHERE stat_date LIKE ...
I think you miss the point of the
Hello,
I am sorry if this is a painfully easy question, but I have been
looking everywhere, and I cannot find out how to do what I need. My
query is simply have: select * from table build_stats where stat_date
like blah blah
My only problem is that I dont want the field stat_date to
Specify the fields you want in your query.
example:
SELECT stat_id, stat_name, stat_data FROM build_stats
WHERE stat_date LIKE ...
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Hmmm...
Specify the fields you want in your query.
example:
SELECT stat_id, stat_name, stat_data FROM build_stats
WHERE stat_date LIKE ...
I think you miss the point of the question. What if you have table with
50 fields and you just don't want field 45, 46 and 48? It would be much
