>I have two tables as follows (not all fields listed):
>
>Table 1
>DrwNo Lastrev .........
>100 B
>101 C
>102 D
>etc....
>
>
>Table 2
>DrwNo Revno .....
>100 0
>100 A
>100 B
>101 0
>101 A
>101 B
>101 C
>etc...
>
>
>What I would like to produce is the following cursor:
>
>
>Drwno Revisions
>100 '0, A, B'
>101 '0, A, B, C'
>102 '0, A, B, C, D'
>
>
>Is this possible with a single SQL statement? If so, can someone please point me in the right direction.
>
>Thanks,
I believe this is basically not possible - not with SQL alone - because that is not the way SQL works. Not even with several SELECT statements. You need a UDF that loops through each Drwno and creates the comma-delimited string. Once you have it, it is quite easy to add this as an additional (calculated) field. Make sure to CAST it to type memo.
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