>>>This solution
Re: How to combine two cursors? Thread #
1411721 Message #
1411759 ?
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>>>Or did you mean just insert all records from the smaller cursor?
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>>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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>I was just curious what the actual solution was. But yes, I would not mind getting stars here (one if not 3 would be OK) :)
The solution was as following:
if reccount("MyCursor1") > reccount("MyCursor2")
select MyCursor1.* from MyCursor1 LEFT JOIN MyCursor2 on MyCursor1.ID = MyCursor2.ID INTO MyCursor3
else
select MyCursor2.* from MyCursor2 LEFT JOIN MyCursor1 on MyCursor1.ID = MyCursor2.ID INTO MyCursor3
endif
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