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    Is there a way to string together a value that is returned by a query wihtout writing function or PLSQL? Table Def: ky_remarks no_remarks_seq tx_remarks_generic For instance select tx_remarks_generic from remarks where ky_remarks = 232323324 and no_remarks_seq > 0 no_remarks_seq = numeric and allows for multipule lines of remarks. How can I string all the remarks for that key together in my SQL? Thanks Tom

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      Is there a way to string together a value that is returned by a query wihtout writing function or PLSQL? Table Def: ky_remarks no_remarks_seq tx_remarks_generic For instance select tx_remarks_generic from remarks where ky_remarks = 232323324 and no_remarks_seq > 0 no_remarks_seq = numeric and allows for multipule lines of remarks. How can I string all the remarks for that key together in my SQL? Thanks Tom

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      Tom Wright wrote:

      Is there a way to string together a value that is returned by a query

      well if your talking abt concatinating then in SQL Server u can use the + operator and in ORacle u can use the || operator to concatinate strings

      Tom Wright wrote:

      Tom Wright tawright915@gmail.c

      giving your email likethis is an open invitation for spamers to attack your email!!!

      Rocky You can't climb up a ladder with your hands in your pockets.

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