Thanks, I'll give it a try with version 3.0.8
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Raymond Irving
--- John LeSueur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Raymond Irving wrote:
>
> >Hi All,
> >
> >Please consider the following example:
> >
> >I would like to only return the field names and not
> >table.fieldnames...
> >
> >SELECT
Raymond Irving wrote:
Hi All,
Please consider the following example:
I would like to only return the field names and not
table.fieldnames...
SELECT t1.column1,t2.clumn2
FROM tableA t1,table2 t2
..In MSSQL and others the recordset should only show
column1, column2 but in SQLite it shows t1.column1
On Oct 24, 2004, at 2:59 PM, Raymond Irving wrote:
I would like to only return the field names and not
table.fieldnames...
SELECT t1.column1,t2.clumn2
FROM tableA t1,table2 t2
Can't you just use "as":
SELECT t1.column1 as column1, t2.column2 as column2 FROM tableA t1,
table2 t2
Hi All,
Please consider the following example:
I would like to only return the field names and not
table.fieldnames...
SELECT t1.column1,t2.clumn2
FROM tableA t1,table2 t2
..In MSSQL and others the recordset should only show
column1, column2 but in SQLite it shows t1.column1 and
t2.column2.
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