Jay Johengen
Altamahaw-Ossipee, North Carolina, United States
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Databases,Tables, Views, Indexing and SQL syntax
I was afraid that was going to be the answer... I guess I'll just have to make sure I carry an empty memo table around with my application databases just in case. Thanks!
>To end up with a cursor having the fields and records you want plus an empty memo field just do a cartesian join between the cursor you have and a on record cursor having only an empty memo field. You can force a cartesian join by doing a full outer join between the two cursors (or tables)
>>Thanks, but that's the problem; the originating table does not contain a memo field. It seems to me that I was able to do this. Since the functionality exists to use "M" for memo fields when creating a table, I assumed (hoping) that there was a way in SQL to do the same. Anyone have any other ideas? Regards, Renoir
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>>>If the table you select from contains memo field, you can use something like:
>>>
>>>sele substr(MemoFiledNAme,100000,1) as blank_memo from...
>>>
>>>>I'm pretty sure I knew how to do this at one time, but now... All I want to do >is select an empty memo field in a select statement (like doing '' or 000 for >character and numeric. I know that I can use create table, but I really want >to have it in the SQL. It's easy, right? Thanks!
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