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  1. #1
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    Angry Comma-delimited Output

    Hi All,

    I have attached two documents that I need help with. The one is the script that I have written to access data and the other is the view structure that i want to access data from. The problem is that I'm working is SQL2000 and I want to print a card for the street trader. The street trader is selling more than one product, when I try to print the card for one trader it prints as many cards as the products that he's selling. What can I do, to make sure that it prints only one card.
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    Re: Comma-delimited Output

    The attachments don't explain everything, (what is the [dbo].[findstandbyidno] table?)
    Anyway, why is (WHERE [rent] = @rentID) commented?
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  3. #3
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    Re: Comma-delimited Output

    Alter your function dbo.[ufn_Getdescription] as below

    Code:
    
    CREATE FUNCTION [dbo].[ufn_Getdescription] ( @rentID INT )
    RETURNS VARCHAR(8000)
    AS
    BEGIN
    
    DECLARE @Descriptions            VARCHAR(8000)
    Declare @Desc  Valrchar(50)
    
    Declare TmpCur For select [Description] From findstandbyidno where rent = @rentID
    Open TmpCur
    Fetch Next from TmpCur Into @Desc
    Begin
       if @desc is not null
         set @Descriptions=@Descriptions + Case when @Descriptions='' then '' else ',' end + @Desc
    Fetch Next from TmpCur Into @Desc
    End
    close tmpcur
    Deallocate tmpcur
    RETURN @Descriptions 
    END
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