Re: SQL Question

Your problem is procedural, not functional in nature. What is more, it's not a simple problem. I solved that problem once by dividing time in 30 minutes increments and recording all intersections in the "intersect table". Bottom line is that you have to write a program for it. May the force be with you.
On 05/03/2004 03:14:58 PM, deen dayal wrote:
> I need somebody help with a SQL; I have a course_schedule table which has
....
> what I need is a SQL which can give me non overlapping course schedules
> for a given set of courses, giving alphabetical priority to courses.

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Mladen Gogala
Oracle DBA



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