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Hi All!
Ok, i have a table that i will merge, i think.
The first table is an orginal order (NOR), the CUST is customerOrderNumber.
The second table (Return) is the same table as the first but the fieldCustOrder is another field i table.
I now want the result to be:
Order 500344 to show the orginal from order 490761 (CustOrder in return to Order in Nor)
OrderTable1 NOR ORDER | |
ORDER | CUST |
490761 | 5553436 |
490762 | 5553437 |
490763 | 5553438 |
OrderTable1 RETURN Order | |
ORDER | CUSTOrder |
500344 | 5553436 |
500345 | 5553437 |
500346 | 5553438 |
Br John
i think you will join those tables.
Orders:
load
ORDER,
CUST
from OrderTable1 NOR ORDER;
outer join(Orders) //(or left or right or inner, depending on your objective)
load
ORDER as Return_Order,
CUSTOrder as CUST
from
OrderTable1 RETURN Order;
(and yes, depending on what you want to achieve, there may be far better solutions)
i think you will join those tables.
Orders:
load
ORDER,
CUST
from OrderTable1 NOR ORDER;
outer join(Orders) //(or left or right or inner, depending on your objective)
load
ORDER as Return_Order,
CUSTOrder as CUST
from
OrderTable1 RETURN Order;
(and yes, depending on what you want to achieve, there may be far better solutions)