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liffey
Yak Posting Veteran
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Posted - 2005-01-27 : 05:10:50
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| Does the topic heading make sense?What I wish ti achieve is to return 2 copies of a row based on the value of a field in the original row.e.g.Rows in table:number, name, value123, John, 0234, Tom, 1Returned rows:123, John, 0234, Tom, 1234, Tom, 1Although there are only 2 rows in the original table I need 3 rows returned. Because the value field is 1 I want 2 copies of that row.The reason for this approach is that I am using a 3rd party reporting tool to print invoices. Some clients require 2 copies of an invoice. A flag on the clients account is used to denote this requirement. By using this method the 2 invoices will print together and save having to pass against the file a second time. My original thought was to set ...PrinterSettings.Copies = 2 but the reporting engine does not handle this very cleanly.Any suggestions? Thanks in advance.-dw |
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YellowBug
Aged Yak Warrior
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Posted - 2005-01-27 : 06:51:33
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| Try using: UNION ALLselect * from tableNameunion allselect * from tableName where [value] = 1Hope it helps. |
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liffey
Yak Posting Veteran
58 Posts |
Posted - 2005-01-27 : 06:57:35
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| Thanks YellowBug, just what I needed. It gives me exactly what I am looking for.Declan-dw |
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liffey
Yak Posting Veteran
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Posted - 2005-01-27 : 07:04:41
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| One more question if I may!How do I sort the resulting dataset?ORDERB BY ??? following the second select statement?-dw |
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