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Re: Delete Columns with 0 value

by Tom van Stiphout <no.spam.tom7744@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > May 10, 2008 at 09:50 AM

On Sat, 10 May 2008 12:40:10 -0400, rkc <rkc@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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wrote:

I fully agree, but figured that if they got to 2944 without realizing
this, we might have to chalk them up in the Lost Cause column.

-Tom.

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>You should cry anyway because what you have been given is not a
>database, it's a big pile of dung.  Your current task is apparently
>to pile it higher.
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> From the tiny bit of information in your post and what little I know
>about the insurance business I would say you should be looking at a
>single table with 4 columns to hold the whole pile.
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>InsuranceRates(Age, Rate, PercentAbove, PercentBelow)
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>Getting the information from your 2944 tables with 35 rows and a
>ridiculous number of columns into that one table could in fact be
scripted.
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>That would make your life much easier and probably triple your currently
>available thumb twiddling time.
>
>The answer to your original question is yes, but I wouldn't want to show
>you how because it's a waste of time.
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 4 Posts in Topic:
Delete Columns with 0 value
musicloverlch <lhowey@  2008-05-10 08:28:51 
Re: Delete Columns with 0 value
Tom van Stiphout <no.s  2008-05-10 09:11:36 
Re: Delete Columns with 0 value
rkc <rkc@[EMAIL PROTEC  2008-05-10 12:40:10 
Re: Delete Columns with 0 value
Tom van Stiphout <no.s  2008-05-10 09:50:39 

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