E ERICHO Member Feb 24, 2004 #1 If two sql is to be needed, can I use ";" instead of seperating into two .rep. Or is there any other solution ???
If two sql is to be needed, can I use ";" instead of seperating into two .rep. Or is there any other solution ???
Marco Kalter Administrator Staff member Feb 24, 2004 #1 You can only use one SQL statement. If possible, use a UNION to coconcatenate the result sets, or use a join and a break or master/detail layout.
You can only use one SQL statement. If possible, use a UNION to coconcatenate the result sets, or use a join and a break or master/detail layout.
