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>All,
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>I was reading SQL Magazine and an article by Brian Moran solved a problem I had. The problem was "How do I get the record right before and right after some seed value?"
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>His solution was a creative use of the MIN and MAX functions of SQL. I paraphrase his TSQL code into VFP:
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>This is the code:
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>SELECT * from wotype WHERE wotype.wotype_id = "0000000009" OR wotype_id IN(SELECT MAX(wotype_id) FROM wotype WHERE wotype_id < "0000000008") OR wotype_id IN(SELECT MIN(wotype_id) FROM wotype WHERE wotype_id > "0000000008")
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>SELECT * from wotype WHERE wotype.wotype_id = "0000000009" && seed value ; OR wotype_id IN(SELECT MAX(wotype_id) FROM wotype WHERE wotype_id < "0000000008") && Gets the max value of the subset of values that are less than the seed value.
>OR wotype_id IN(SELECT MIN(wotype_id) FROM wotype WHERE wotype_id > "0000000008") &Gets the min value of subset of values that are greater than the seed value.
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>Works as advertised. This solution gets me the value right before and right after my seed value of "0000000009".
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>Great work Brian!