Help, question on returning two addresses from the same table in one record

  • Change the last line to:

    AND i.ADDRESS_SEQ < i2.ADDRESS_SEQ

    Explanation: If you have two addresses A and B, then as teh two are not the same you will get back both A,B and B,A. If you force an ordering A<B, then you get only A,B

    Regards,

    Andras


    Andras Belokosztolszki, MCPD, PhD
    GoldenGate Software

  • WOW ! happy days... it worked, thankyou very much !:D

    So I presume that is always the case with that kind of data ? Oh your a life saver, id tried everything I knew to get this sorted, thank you.

  • With that surname you have to be the same Chris that worked with me for a short time at Sema in Liverpool - am I right?

    If yes, how goes it? Last I heard you had moved to Brussels - still there?

    Chris Quinn

  • Blimey ! 🙂

    It is indeed my friend, how the devil are you ?!?! No im no longer in Brussels, been around a bit since then too but now back in UK, where are you these days, still in Sema ?

  • I've not been with Sema for over six years - I took redundancy in 2002 😀 and went to the Criminal Records Bureau for about 10 weeks, then went to the Blue Planet Aquarium as IT Manager for two years before they made me redundant. 🙁

    I've been working as an Access/SQL developer for a firm in Chester for the last three years

    Sema were taken over a couple of years ago and are now part of Atos Origin - there's still a small team working out of Old Hall Street, and Wilmslow is still up and running - I bump into people from time to time, and actually now work with a guy who worked at OHS

  • Hi Chris

    Hope its you .............. wondered where you have got to??? Have you left Atos Origin?

    Liz

    (you know who I am!!!!!!!!!!)

  • Which Chris?

  • Chris Quinn of course ??????????????????????????????????????????

    It must be you - your dry sense of humour .........

    😉

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