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Dan J. #1
Referencing the Table Name
Say I have a Table called Predator: country(varchar 20),
animal(varchar 20)
And I want to search for the animal "Python" in my Predator table, but
if it is present, I want
to simply reference the name of the table...so "Predator" would
return. I am sure this is really
simple, but I have looked and looked with no luck.
Thank You Very Much,
Dan
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Bill Karwin #2
Re: Referencing the Table Name
"Dan J." <spwpreston@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1141461706.226104.4060@i39g2000cwa.googlegrou ps.com...SELECT DISTINCT 'Predator'> And I want to search for the animal "Python" in my Predator table, but
> if it is present, I want to simply reference the name of the table...so
> "Predator" would
> return.
FROM Predator
WHERE animal = 'Python'
Regards,
Bill K.
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