>>>
>>>Yes
>>>
>>>
>>>SELECT ROOM1 ROOM,RES_DATE,RES_TIME;
>>> FROM Table WHERE condition1;
>>>UNION;
>>>SELECT ROOM2,RES_DATE,RES_TIME;
>>>FROM Table WHERE condition2;
>>>
>>
>>I am sorry for troubling you again. But I have one more question, please. You showed me how to have two WHERE, one for each SELECT, top and bottom. What if I wanted to have one WHERE that would apply to the resulting cursor, the one created with UNION?
>
>You can in VFP9
>
>SELECT * FROM ;
>(SELECT * FROM AA WHERE condition1;
>UNION ALL;
>SELECT * FROM AA WHERE condition2) SUBQUERY;
>WHERE condition3
>
>but you should watch out,
>because in this case condition3 cannot use an index
>(and to be optimized)
Thank you for your explanation, Fabio.
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