>>>Hi,
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>>>I have two cursors of the same structure. Some records of one cursor are in the other cursor. How do you make one cursor out of these two that has only unique records?
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>>>Also, if I could ask another question in the same thread, what is the max length of characters can be used when naming a cursor (in SQL Select)?
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>>>Thank you in advance for any help.
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>>I don't know why I didn't think of the most simple solution of combining two cursors. The simple solution is to select the cursor with greater number of records and JOIN the cursor with the smaller number of records.
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>This solution
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>Or did you mean just insert all records from the smaller cursor?
I am really sorry for your loss that you won't get the solution stars here <g>. I didn't find using UNION to be part of the solution. But your input was valuable. So I thank you.
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