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Hi,
I have a bit of a problem with an import script using some interesting WHERE clauses. Any help in getting out of this one would be appreciated.
I have two tables, CALLS and KEYWORDS which share the common field Call_No. The KEYWORD table has an additional field called Keyword. The KEYWORD table contains both primary and secondary keywords with no distinction between them exept a # at the start of the primary keywords. I am looking for Call_No with a primary Keyword #BNMS and then need to return all Keyword for that Call_No.
For Example
CALLS
| Call_No |
|---|
| 12345 |
| 23456 |
| 34567 |
KEYWORDS
| Call_No | Keyword |
|---|---|
| 12345 | #BNMS |
| 12345 | Other |
| 23456 | #BNMS |
| 23456 | Hosting |
| 34567 | Support |
I would hope to get something like this
| CALLS |
|---|
| 12345 |
| 23456 |
| KEYWORDS |
|---|
| #BNMS |
| Other |
| Hosting |
Thanks in advance,
Adam
I am not sure the logic for deleting the below row:
| 34567 | Support |
With that exception attached an example to demonstrate a solution to your problem. Hope this helps you
Kiran.
Hi Kiran,
Thanks for the quick response. Call_No 34567 is excluded as it does not have the keyword #BNMS related to it. Therefore I don't need to import the call or any of it's other associated keywords.
I'll give your solution a look and see if I can make it fly.
Thanks,
Adam