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I forgot to give you my "solution," but the prior questions should be
considered.
Select j.jobnumber
from mytable j
Where j.partnumber = selection1
Join mytable k on j.jobnumber=k.jobnumber and k.partnumber=selection2
Join mytable l on j.jobnumber=l.jobnumber and l.partnumber=selection3
Dennis Lovelady
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"If living conditions don't stop improving in this country, we're going to
run out of humble beginnings for our great men."
-- Russell P. Askue
I have a data file:
JobNumber PartNumber
A1 123
A1 456
A1 111
B1 123
B1 789
C1 123
C1 456
C1 789
The user will enter 3 part numbers; 123, 456, 789... and I need the
results of my SQL select to return C1. Is this possible? If so, can
someone provide a "code snippet"
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