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Advanced Data Shaping - Multiple Relate clause
Hello,

I'm using a shape query, but instead of using a simple clause "RELATE
field1 to field2" (relates the parent to the child), i wan't to use 2
relates. somthing like "RELATE field1 to field2 AND field3 to field4".

I want to receive in the children RS only the records who apply both
conditions.

How do i do that ?

Thanks !


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doar123@gmail.com
01-19-06 08:24 AM


Re: Advanced Data Shaping - Multiple Relate clause
(doar123@gmail.com)  writes:
> I'm using a shape query, but instead of using a simple clause "RELATE
> field1 to field2" (relates the parent to the child), i wan't to use 2
> relates. somthing like "RELATE field1 to field2 AND field3 to field4".
>
> I want to receive in the children RS only the records who apply both
> conditions.
>
> How do i do that ?

I suspect that a newsgroup on ADO is better fitted for this question.

Or try Google. Entering SHAPE APPEND RELATE led me to
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=189657 which a
appears to have the answer you are looking for.


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Erland Sommarskog
01-19-06 08:24 AM


Re: Advanced Data Shaping - Multiple Relate clause
I havn't tryed. My idea: Create a field in the parent rs wich contains
both field1 and field2. For example:
Fieldx = cast(field1 as char(10)) + cast(field2 as char(10))
Do this in the child-rs, too and relate them with the Fieldx

Michael

www.zankl-it.de


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