naming the columns , but I gues this will
be solved in an update to come.
Bo Franzén
Stockholm University
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Hi,
A little bewildered during the weekend by the new R:BASE 11, that in the
directories did not recognise my databases in 10.5. I made R>DIR to be sure
that I had browsed to the right place. And then in HELP I found the command
R>CONVERT dbname et voilà completely four new R:BASE RX1-4! (But f
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Just a case of not seeing the forest for the trees!!
Hope all is well with you
Karen
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;m probably not understanding. Are you asking if you can sort by
two columns? Like: ORDER BY commodity ASC, tran_id ASC
Karen
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Sent: Thu, Jun 22, 2023 10:47 am
Subject: [RBASE-L] - Second ORDER BY parameter
Dear R:BASE,
I have a coming printed volume with ca 8000 rows with Medieval Swedish
commodity prices in (of course) R:BASE. The rows are originally in Swedish
alphabetical order and every commodity are sorted in chronological order. All
thanks to a unique key, tran_id, where the lower tran_id
name FROM another
table?
I am not sure on what column names you want to copy over so you will need to
change them below.
Update Commoditytab set columnname = t2.columname from Commoditytab t1,
johantab t2 where t1.tran_id = t2.tran_id
Dan Goldberg
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Dear R:BASE,
I have two tables of Medieval Swedish prices and one of them are for a
translation into English since we have decided that the book we are planning
should be published in English. While I was translating the eight thousand or
so rows I used two variables in my form for (the Engli
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