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  1. Jul 15th, 2008, 05:49 PM #1
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    Data Base Data Use

    If I have a built data base how can extract the value in a field to manipulate it, say an integer and then input he result in outside the database. Thank you
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    Re: Data Base Data Use

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    Re: Data Base Data Use

    It sounds like a simple SQL SELECT query.

    Topics like this and many, many others are covered in our Database FAQ section. Have a look at that and I'm sure you will find just the thing to get you going.
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