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Thanks Vernon!

it´s a great tip.
The only that i need is:

create view allFiles as
select fields from lib1/file1
union
select fields from lib2/file2
union
select fields from lib3/file3
..

and when i make a query about allFiles, i have all
fields of all lib.


 --- Vernon Hamberg <vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxx> escribió:

> If I understand correctly, you want to combine data
> from more than one 
> file. Not a join, right? This is usually done with
> UNIONs
> 
> select fields from lib1/file1
> union
> select fields from lib2/file2
> union
> select fields from lib3/file3
> 
> You can have WHERE and GROUP BY in each SELECT
> sub-statement.
> 
> You can have an ORDER BY, but only one, and it must
> come at the end.
> 
> The fields in each SELECT must be compatible as to
> data type, but if you 
> mean duplicate files, this is not a problem, right?
> 
> Hope I got it right!
> 
> Vern
> 
> At 10:20 AM 7/4/2005, you wrote:
> 
>


                
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