>>>>>Hi Kevin,
>>>>>
>>>>>>... the Times AND the Sunday Times and NO other papers.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> WHERE INLIST(ItemId, ID_SUNDAYTIMES, ID_TIMES);
>>>>> ...
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>Fabio
>>>>
>>>>So it is :-)
>>>>
>>>>
WHERE ItemId = ID_SUNDAYTIMES OR ItemId = ID_TIMES
>>>>
>>>>Thanks for the correction.
>>>>
>>>>Kev
>>>Kev,
>>>Unfortunately that still does and OR not and AND across multiple records which is what I need.
>>
>>Oops, I'm not with it today.
>>
>>Do you have to achieve this in 1 select?
>>
>>Kev
>
>Ideally yes.
I don't think it's going to be possible due to the nature of SQL, because you are asking for fields that have other values in different rows in a single statement.
The easy way will probably be to write a function and embed it in a Select statment.
If you do find a solution, let me know, I would be interested.
Kev
