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Ok, so my boss handed me a spreadsheet that contains about 1,000 records as
retrieved by a SQL query. My boss now wants me to run a query on ONLY the records given to me in the spreadsheet. He wants me to grab two more fields of data for each of the records in the sheet. Naturally, my first question to my boss is, "Why don't you just give me the SQL code that was used for that query, and I'll just add a string or two to grab those additional fields? ...And then we'll run the new SQL?" My boss says, "Isn't there a way to run a query on just the records I've given you? Someone in another department has been able to do that before." I've never heard of this. Can anyone provide insight into how I might accomplish what my boss wants before I tell him he's full of crap? |
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