...I'm a newbie to this stuff so bare with me..
Rather than try to explain that, let me ask the question differently. Is there a way to stipulate the width of a column (for the query's output) when creating the query?
every time I format a column and save it, provided I don't change any aspect of the query, the columns width remain as saved. Once I change something in the query, the columns display wider than originally set.
Is there a way to set default column widths so that changing a date (for instance)...
I'm working in postgresql.
every time I format a column and save it, provided I don't change any aspect of the query, the columns will display as originally set. Once I change something in the query, the columns display wider than originally set.
Is there a way to set default column widths so...
Thanks Mercury, but that didn't do it. Let me try approaching this a different way...
I asked the database to give me records where the transaction date is between the movein & moveout date using this:
AND t.trans_date BETWEEN o.move_in and o.move_out
The problem is that it only responded w/...
Thanks George. Bearing in mind this is all new to me...
1. This is PostGrSql. (a bit more disclosure)
2. When I add the column to the table as best as I can tell, I would do it like this:
ALTER TABLE trans
ADD unit_id INT(20)
3. DB Behavior Question- will the database only populate...
Hello All-Hoping for a little guidance. I'm trying to generate a list of persons, their property, unit and their payments within a date range. My problem is that the payments are being duplicated if they lived in more than one unit. Is there a way to only include those units that actually had...
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