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How can we acheive Correlated sub-query in Designer?can anyone help me in this regard.

  
Total Answers and Comments: 1 Last Update: October 10, 2005     Asked by: senkumar79 
  
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October 10, 2005 02:40:35   #1  
rakesh roshan jha        

RE: How can we acheive Correlated sub-query in Designe...

right click on any object go to the properties.specify the query in select and put the next query in where clause

like select COLNAME from TABNAME1 where COLNAME IN(select colname2 from tab2)


 
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