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It should work in the query:
Here's one I ran :
PART1 EMPL_NBR --------------------------------- ----------- T797315 55422 05-JUN-01,MMA 00063763 T799675 55901-584805-JUN-01,GEC 00050731 T794170 55107 05-JUN-01,GEC 00048905 T799681 55901-584805-JUN-01,GEC 00042670 T796240 55155-189905-JUN-01,MAP 00036632 T797412 55422 05-JUN-01,AFS 01028200 T799162 55792 05-JUN-01,AFS 01028253 T796545 55109 05-JUN-01,AFS 01028064T792309 55155-189905-JUN-01,MAP 01027811 9 rows selected.
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ezcow_at_softhome.net (Adam The Cow) wrote:
>I can't get this concatination to work and I was wondering if anyone
>else knows why.
>
>G.street_num||' '||G.street_name||' '||G.city||', '||G.state||'
>'||G.zip
>
>it is being used in a query search with other statments. I thought
>that you could concatenate constants like this.
>
>This however works:
>G.street_num||G.street_name||G.city||G.state||G.zip
>does anyone know how I can get the above delimiters to work
>
>Thanks
>Cheers
>Adam dR.
Received on Tue Jun 05 2001 - 12:00:34 CDT
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