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Stella740pl, Thank you so much! That is what I was looking for. I can't wait to go to work tomorrow and try it out. Chris [spin]

Unfortunately I need all occurrences of the phone number because there is different information on each record (i.e. time of each call, reason for call, etc.). Thanks for all your help. Chris [spin]

Marcia's query returns only the phone and the count. I need to return the entire record from tableA (name, address, phone, account number, etc.) [spin]

Stella740pl, Mike & Marcia - Thanks I forgot you can't return more than one column in a subquery using "IN". I have a work around but I wanted to make the following code 1 SQL statement instead of 2. SELECT phone, count(phone) as count ; FROM tableA ; GROUP BY phone ; HAVING...

Mike, That didn't work. I guess you can't use a having clause in a subquery. Chris [spin]

Does anyone know why the following code generates an invalid subquery error in VFP 8.0? SELECT * from tableA WHERE phone in (SELECT phone, count(phone) as count FROM tableA GROUP BY phone HAVING count > 1) I am trying to create a cursor of records where the phone number appears in tableA...

The Fox Wiki links are excellent thanks! [spin]

Rick, Thanks I will check them out! Chris [spin]

Craig, >>you can create the connection string in code and use that. << Is there a a thread that I can see an example of a connection string in code? I will check my Hentzenwerke books for this but it might be quicker if you could point me in the right direction. Thanks, Chris [spin]

I am taking my first step into the remote data world and would rather use ODBC over OLEDB and have to deal with record sets. I have to take an ascii file and insert those records into an Oracle table. Do you have to create a DSN on each computer that runs this code? Chris [spin]

I am taking my first step into the remote data world and would rather use ODBC. I have to take an ascii file and insert those records into an Oracle table. Do you have to create a DSN on each computer that runs this code? Chris [spin]

Thanks Mike! I found a way to make it one query: select z.county, pm.zip, count(*) ; from zipcodes z ; inner join pm_return pm on pm.zip == z.zip and pm.match = 'Y' ; GROUP BY z.county, pm.zip ; INTO TABLE pmcounts -Chris [spin]

Does any know if VFP can handle a Sub-Query in the FROM clause of a Query? I get a systax error for the following query. SELECT county, zip, count(*) ; FROM (SELECT pm.*, z.county ; FROM pm_return pm, zipcodes z ; WHERE pm.zip == z.zip AND match = 'Y') ; GROUP BY county, zip ...