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Request Correct SQL Syntax for joining two table

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smfayayz

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May 22, 2009
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Hi

I am new to this forum and have question, can someone help me with right sql syntax.

I am joining two table where one table has numeric field 5 digit long and other is numeric 3 digit long.

Like: Library.table1.cyy = Library.table2.cyymm(1:3)

Visually see concept below of above code.
Like2: Library.table1.108 = Library.table2.10805(1:3)


what is a correct sql syntax.

Please help.

Thanks
Syed

Thanks
Syed.
 
There is no such thing in Manual defined as LEFT()

I will more search for Left may be on Internet..


Thanks
Syed.
 
Hi gulphdad

OK, I found it but that is for VarChar what about Integer or Numeric value.

I like to use it in join statement.

Thanks
Syed.
 
>Like: Library.table1.cyy = Library.table2.cyymm(1:3)
[tt]Library.table1.cyy = Library.table2.cyymm div 100[/tt]
 
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