Hi
I'm trying to compare two varchars to check if they are the same, if they are the same then the color must turn red, if not then they must remain black
SELECT *
from members m, client c
where C.ClientID = m.ClientID
AND c.ClientID in (87,86)
AND m.email in ('dassd@.fdskjh.com','asdfas@.sdfd.net', etc...)
my results will give me two of the same email addresses but with different ClientID's, now when it
finds the same email it needs to make them both "RED"
Please help, any advice would be helpful
Kind Regards
Carel Greaves
Two ways occur to me:
- add a COUNT(c.ClientId) and GROUP BY m.email to your sql query, then check that count when displaying the data in your report - if the count is greater than 1 then you can colour the email field red
- use a row group in your report, grouping by email address, then have the other fields following - but if you use this approach you won't need to colour the email addresses red, as it will be instantly obvious which addresses are assigned to more than one client
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