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> Subject: Re: [U2] SQL field name issue.
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> On 19/08/10 19:49, Geo
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>> Subject: Re: [U2] SQL field name issue.
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>> On 19/08/10 05:20, Kevin King wrote:
>>> What about creating a view against the table and using
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> On 19/08/10 05:20, Kevin King wrote:
> > What about creating a view against the table and using the view in
> your
On 19/08/10 05:20, Kevin King wrote:
> What about creating a view against the table and using the view in your
> join?
Actually, what I think he should do is create the three sub-fields as
individual fields, then declare a virtual field in your view as
"U2-Key", and also make those three fields a
What about creating a view against the table and using the view in your
join?
-Kevin
http://www.PrecisOnline.com
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I'm setting up a mysql database based on some of our UV data.
Is there a way to create a field in MySQL that is a subfield?
For instance I have a field CID for customer ID, which is a superkey based on 3
pieces
I have another file which has a key of "FILE-###" where the ### is the first 3
chara
