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Test with a select first. And if you can't comma the fields together, try
concatenating.
Rob Berendt
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"Richard B Baird"
<rbaird@esourceconsu To: midrange-l@midrange.com
lting.com> cc:
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midrange-l-admin@mid Subject: delete orphaned
records in SQL
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03/08/2002 08:22 AM
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midrange-l
hey all,
I want to write an sql statement to delete orphaned records from a detail
file (as relates to the header).
the files have a multi-field key relationship. it's several key fields,
but I'll reduce to two for examples sake.
can I do something like this?
delete
from detailfile
where (dkey1, dkey2) in
(select dkey1, dkey2
from detailfile exception join
headerfile
on dkey1 = hkey1 and
dkey2 = hkey2)
Thanks,
rick
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