Posted by robert on 09/28/39 11:49

"Usenet" <Mark@dont.spamme.invalid> wrote in message
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|> WHERE 1 = 2
| > what does that mean? Sorry, I'm a newb at this stuff!
|
| It's just guaranteeing that no data is returned, since it's never
| true that one equals two, so you should just get an empty table
| returned, because you only want the field names and don't care about
| the data.
|
| Regards
| Mark Stanton
| One small step for mankind...

there you go...however using algebra, i can get 1 to equal 2 ;^)

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