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Have you considered simply not having the space in the name? Instead, try substituting an underscore ("_"). In my experience, having a space in a table/column/stored procedure/file/pretty much anything else name is asking for problems like this.
[QUOTE=Nige Ridd;591536]Not the best solution but... SELECT * FROM EMPLOYEE WHERE EMPLOYEEID IN ( SELECT EMPLOYEEID FROM ABSENCEHISTORY GROUP BY EMPLOYEEID HAVING count(*) = ALL(SELECT count(*) FROM ABSENCEHISTORY GROUP BY EMPLOYEEID)) You should take into account that there may be more than one person with the worst attendance. Nige[/QUOTE] How …
My name is Ralph Wilson. I have been working with Delphi since it was just plain Delphi and I have done professional work (as opposed to personal work) in every version through Delphi 7. I have been writing programs.applications since January of 1969 and have been developing database applications since …
Loyen, Are you using Delphi for this class? If so, there are several ways to go about doing this, although I would suggest having at least an "OK" button for closing the pop-up window. One approach, in Delphi, would be to use a MessageDlg. [code] MessageDlg('Test with no buttons',mtInformation,[],0); [/code] …
[QUOTE]but understand that this is my only way to learn something I really love[/QUOTE] Actually, this is [U]not[/U] your only way . . . which leads directly into my question of, "Have you attempted to code the Pascal/Delphi to accomplish this task?
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