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Hi, I can't see any problem with the procedure or the cursor allocation itself. I checked the net to find out if others have encountered similar problems but could not get any resolutions. If you've
Firstly, apologies for the delay in replying. If I've understood your question right, adding a "group by a15.title" before the "order by" should resolve your poroblem. You MAY not need to add the distinct
I've not worked much on query optimization in sql anywhere but I believe it should not be much different from Sybase ASE. I found a great link which will answer all your doubts : http://www.sybase
Hi Grant, I'm assuming your table structure looks like this. Below the table are sample records Cid Gid c1 g1 c1 g2 c2 g3 c2 g4 Therefore : 1. Each Cid has multiple Gids 2, Each Gid
Hi Sohail, I'm assuming that you were given this task by your boss because you have DBA experience. Nevertheless, your cd should autorun and take you through the installation procedure. If not, you

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