telcomwork
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Would anyone be willing to share some ODBC SQL commands so I can become more familar with what type of data I have access to?
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telcomwork
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SQL statements rather.... I believ that is the proper why of saying it
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telcomwork
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I used Excel. Much easier. Apologies so I won't need any longer
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telcomwork
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Any reason why when I query from Excel Call Records I have information all the way back to the beginning of the year but nothing past 09/13/2007?
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telcomwork
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The date actually jumps. I was expecting to see it in sequence but instead goes from:
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08/29/2007
09/02/2007
09/13/2007
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08/29/2007
09/02/2007
09/13/2007
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lusmile3181
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checkout the site w3schools.com u wil definitely get ans to ur qn. good site to learn basics of SQL queries....
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