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Alp Bekisoglu
Hi Experts,
Can't seem to come up with the logic. I have a 'meetings' table with two
date fields, one for the meeting date (meet_date) the other for the next
meeting (meet_next_date) carrying the same meet_co_id and meet_contact_id.
I would like to see if a scheduled meeting (meet_next_date) is missed
looking for initial 'meet_id' > 'meet_id' but the meet_date <> or >
meet_next_date of the previous meeting (or maybe even no further meetings).
Makes any sense? If not let me know what is needed for help.
Thanks in advance.
Alp
P.S.: As an example I'd like to catch an entry like below:
meet_id meet_date meet_next_date meet_co_id meet_contact_id
1 20/02/2006 25/02/2006 5 3
8 27/02/2006 a date or none 5 3
Can't seem to come up with the logic. I have a 'meetings' table with two
date fields, one for the meeting date (meet_date) the other for the next
meeting (meet_next_date) carrying the same meet_co_id and meet_contact_id.
I would like to see if a scheduled meeting (meet_next_date) is missed
looking for initial 'meet_id' > 'meet_id' but the meet_date <> or >
meet_next_date of the previous meeting (or maybe even no further meetings).
Makes any sense? If not let me know what is needed for help.
Thanks in advance.
Alp
P.S.: As an example I'd like to catch an entry like below:
meet_id meet_date meet_next_date meet_co_id meet_contact_id
1 20/02/2006 25/02/2006 5 3
8 27/02/2006 a date or none 5 3