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Hi - I fully understand that this is not the best way to organize data. However, this is how the data already exists, and i want to run a query and coul duse some help! I have field aa in TABLE AA, and if i take a substring of field aa it will match perfectly to field bb of TABLE BB. and once matched, I get lots of wonderful information from TABLE BB.
03 Dec 2015
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Hi I am having an issue with below syntax:
12 Aug 2015
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