>
> >>>Barbara, this syntax did exactly what I needed. Funny- I'm almost
> positive that that was the first thing I tried... you must have a special
> SQL touch that I haven't picked up yet :-) Thanks a ton.
> >>>
> >>>Erik
> >>
> >>Feminine intuition? Dumb luck? Years of experience? Alzheimers? I
> LOVE SQL. It's like those grid-based logic puzzles you find in supermarket
> magazines!
> >>
> >>Barbara
> >Barbara...change of subject to your gaming side...
> >
> >Find 3, three digit numbers such that the sum of the first two yeilds the
> third, and all three numbers have the same digits.
> >For example 213+132=312 (of course it doesnt). There are no tricks, all
> normal addition rules apply...
> >
> >Have fun,
> >Larry //:^)
>
> Larry,
>
> Of course you know, I'm gonna have to kill you now. B/C until I solve
> this, I won't be able to do anything.
>
> ;)
Matt,
Try a little programming for a change :)
for x= 0 to 9
for y= 0 to 9
for z= 0 to 9
if z= x+y and
109x -89y + 91 z = 0
exit
endif
next z
next y
next x
HTH,
Marc
If things have the tendency to go your way, do not worry. It won't last. Jules Renard.