RE: VFP5.0 - SQL error creating a view

Author: Matthew Jarvis

Posted: 2000-03-31 at 12:12:26

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Do you have CDX tags for all the join conditions i.e. Revdata.disdat,

Hret98.disdat, Revdata.mrecno, Hret98.mrecno, Revdata.hospnm, Hret98.hospnm,

Revdata.ptctln, Hret98.ptctln and Revdata.hcfa_cc ?

That's where I would start....

mj

> -----Original Message-----

> From: NICOLE MORTELLO [mailto:NMORTELLO@njha.com]

> Sent: Friday, March 31, 2000 9:16 AM

> To: Multiple recipients of ProFox

> Subject: Re: VFP5.0 - SQL error creating a view

>

>

> I found the error, two fields that should have been the same

> type were not so I fixed it. Now what I want to know is

> there a better way to write this SQL so that it does not take

> so long? I am dealing with a lot of data (one file has

> 170000+ records, the other has 1.4 million records.) It has

> been running for about 5 minutes and seems to take over my

> computer. I do have limited hard drive space on the drive I

> am using. Can this be the cause of the slow processing?

>

> Nicole

>

> >>> "NICOLE MORTELLO" <NMORTELLO@njha.com> 03/31 12:06 PM >>>

> Hi All,

>

> I am trying to create a view with the following code:

> SELECT Revdata.revcode, Revdata.hcfa_cc, Revdata.dutnum,

> Revdata.cnttot,;

> Hret98.flag93;

> FROM hret!revdata INNER JOIN hret!hret98;

> INNER JOIN hret!revdata;

> INNER JOIN hret!revdata;

> INNER JOIN hret!revdata ;

> ON Revdata.disdat = Hret98.disdat ;

> ON Revdata.mrecno = Hret98.mrecno ;

> ON Revdata.hospnm = Hret98.hospnm ;

> ON Revdata.ptctln = Hret98.ptctln;

> WHERE Revdata.hcfa_cc <> "TOT";

> ORDER BY Revdata.revcode, Hret98.flag93

>

> This code is from the View Wizard, I am not very good with

> SQL yet so I still use the wizard a lot. I get a message

> data type mismatch. Can someone tell me where?

>

> The view is supposed to take two file and pull all from the

> first file except if HCFA_CC = "TOT" and one field from the

> second file if the HospNm, Ptctln, MRecNo and DisDat are the

> same in the two files. The first file can contain multiple

> occurrences but the second file should only contain one occurrence.

>

> TIA

> Nicole

>

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