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2012-05-21 11:42 AM
2012-05-21
11:42 AM
Please help!

Mac OSX 13.6.6 | AC 27 INT 5003 FULL
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2012-05-21 07:46 PM
2012-05-21
07:46 PM
Not that I know of. The only data available for SQL query within AC (via Calculate menu) is listed via the command "Show data structure..." This lists all tables and fields that can be retrieved. There is no information on hotlinks. The only story data is for the current project itself.
Karl
Karl
AC 28 USA and earlier • macOS Sequoia 15.4, MacBook Pro M2 Max 12CPU/30GPU cores, 32GB

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2012-05-22 08:35 AM
2012-05-22
08:35 AM
Thanks Karl.
*sigh*
*sigh*
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2012-05-22 07:44 PM
2012-05-22
07:44 PM
Achille wrote:You're welcome. Maybe someone from GS will reply .. it is possible that they did not document all tables...? But, I'm also not sure that anything about the SQL feature has been changed or improved since it was first introduced...
Thanks Karl.
*sigh*
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2012-05-22 09:18 PM
2012-05-22
09:18 PM
Thanks Karl.
Where can I find an online guide to sql language?
Where can I find an online guide to sql language?
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2012-05-22 10:37 PM
2012-05-22
10:37 PM
Almost any SQL guide on the web that you find will be close, although GS uses the FLAT keyword that I had not seen elsewhere.
An easy way to get some correct SQL syntax is if you already happen to have a copy of Microsoft Access. You can create a visual query there and then switch to SQL mode to see the corresponding SQL code.
AC comes with a PDF called "04 ... Calculation Guide.pdf" in the Documentation folder which has info on SQL beginning on page 52. There, it mentions that the Graphisoft ODBC documentation (on GS web site) gives the details for Graphisoft's version of SQL. We used to be able to just download this. Now they have some kind of application process:
http://www.graphisoft.com/support/developer/downloads/index.html
Karl
An easy way to get some correct SQL syntax is if you already happen to have a copy of Microsoft Access. You can create a visual query there and then switch to SQL mode to see the corresponding SQL code.
AC comes with a PDF called "04 ... Calculation Guide.pdf" in the Documentation folder which has info on SQL beginning on page 52. There, it mentions that the Graphisoft ODBC documentation (on GS web site) gives the details for Graphisoft's version of SQL. We used to be able to just download this. Now they have some kind of application process:
Karl
AC 28 USA and earlier • macOS Sequoia 15.4, MacBook Pro M2 Max 12CPU/30GPU cores, 32GB