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Placeholders in select statements
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23/11/2004 23:16:47
 
 
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Microsoft SQL Server
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SQL syntax
Title:
Placeholders in select statements
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00964117
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I think the reason I'm having trouble finding this in my SQL books is I don't know what to call them.

In VFP I could say

SELECT field1, {} as mydate, guid() as myguid, space(10) as mytextfield

etc.

What are the SQL equivalents whenn writing remote view code? And what do you call these 'phoney fields' in a select statement ?

TIA


Charles Hankey

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