on the
column
John
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> From: DENNIS WILLIAMS [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> Subject: RE: High values
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> John - Since nobody has replied to your question, I discussed it with a
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add the NULLS LAST clause to your select statement.
>John
>
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> Subject: RE: High values
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> John - Since nobody has replied to your question, I discussed it with a
> fellow COBOL programmer. I think that in COBOL you normally would use this
> in an iterative loop, as a comparison. In SQL itself, you rarely i
John - Since nobody has replied to your question, I discussed it with a
fellow COBOL programmer. I think that in COBOL you normally would use this
in an iterative loop, as a comparison. In SQL itself, you rarely iterate, so
you probably don't have that much need for a HIGH-VALUE. In PL/SQL you mig
