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I think the following statement should work:
select * from
( select customer.col1, customer.int1, customer.int2, notes.col???
from customer, notes
where customer.col1 = notes.col1(+)
)
where int1 = 'abc'
OR int2 = 'abc';
Stephan Schaefer
stesch_at_camline.com
Lily Djuniarti wrote:
> select customer.col1, customer.int1, customer.int2, notes.col1
> from customer, notes
> where customer.col1 = notes.col1(+)
> and (customer.int1 = 'abc' OR customer.int2 = 'abc');
>
> Since I cannot use an OR in an outer join, this doesn't seem to work.
> How can I solve this?
Received on Thu Feb 26 1998 - 00:00:00 CST
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