is preffered.
I have, as an example, 2 tables. One with customer data (addresses,
phones, etc), the other is a listing of all 50 states (a cross reference
for short state alias to long state name, i.e. FL - Florida, etc...).
I want to sort the out put by state long name, and show each customer in
the state ... BUT ...
the output needs to be like so:
Florida
ABC,Inc Address1 City, State Zip, other Info
Dummy Corp Address1 City, State Zip, other Info
...
Georgia
XYZ, Inc Address1 City, State Zip, other Info
...
etc ...
This is a basic heirarchical listing. Can this be done with a single
T-SQL statement or are cursors needed?
Thanks in advance.
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Don't just participate in USENET...get rewarded for it!>> the output needs to be like so: ... <<
That is a report; SQL is not a report writer; you need to do this in
the front end with a report writer. This is the whole idea of
client/server architecture.
