On 5/19/06, Brannon King <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
So I first had these commands: create table blah (b INTEGER, c INTEGER); insert into blah values(400,300); insert into blah values(360,250); select a,max(b-a) from blah where c=a and a > 200 and a < 500; And how do I simply return a range of numbers with a select statement? Brandon,
Where did you get the idea there are "fake" columns? If you want to return a range of numbers from a column you simply add a where condition. To get all rows with column c between 200 and 500 you have: select * from blah where c >= 200 and c <= 500; If you want multiple columns you need to add multiple conditions like this: select * from blah where c >= 200 and c <= 500 or b >= 200 and b <= 500 Ifyou need more help, please try to say what you want to do more specifically.Someone will be able to help you. HTH Dennis COte
