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Use columns derived as computational result

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Magnus - 27 Oct 2003 03:51 GMT
in msaccess i can refer to the name of the result column, max(id) as tmp,
here I can use "[tmp] * 10" f.ex. in another column, how can I do this in
mssql2k/msde2k ?

- Magnus
Karen Vaudreuil - 28 Oct 2003 01:08 GMT
You have to rewrite everything. In your example, that gives: max(id) * 10

Karen

> in msaccess i can refer to the name of the result column, max(id) as tmp,
> here I can use "[tmp] * 10" f.ex. in another column, how can I do this in
> mssql2k/msde2k ?
>
> - Magnus
Alick [MSFT] - 28 Oct 2003 07:44 GMT
Hi Magnus,

You will have to replace tmp as max(id) at the place referring to tmp as
Karen mentioned. ADP (SQL) doesn't support this ability so far, you may
submit a wish via the link below to further enhance our product's feature.

http://register.microsoft.com/mswish/suggestion.asp

Please feel free to reply to the threads if you have any concerns or
questions.

Sincerely,

Alick Ye, MCSD
Product Support Services
Microsoft Corporation
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Magnus - 29 Oct 2003 00:52 GMT
> Hi Magnus,
>
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> Please feel free to reply to the threads if you have any concerns or
> questions.

Thank you both for your responses, I always like to get a confirmation in
these questions.

- Magnus
 
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