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Hamid,
You could always have a canned query that the run to look up the data
and have the script ask them for the table name.
select * from &tabname where sysdate between (select min(effdate)
from &&tabname) and
(select max(enddate) from &&tabname)
Or something along those lines.
Ron
>>> hamid.alavi_at_quovadx.com 11/14/2003 12:49:25 PM >>>
List,
I have 50 lookup tables and all of them have effective date & end date
I
want to create a rule or some thing like this which any select
statement
select the data from these lookup where the sysdate between effective
date &
end date.
Example:
select * from table1 ( always select those records where sysdate
between
effective date & end date).
Any Idea?
Thanks,
Hamid Alavi
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Cell phone : 818-416-5095
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