in reply to bind_col() and the SQL query

In the first query, you're selecting 12 columns and binding 12 columns. In the second query, you're only selecting 10 columns, but binding 12.

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Re^2: bind_col() and the SQL query
by Hans Castorp (Sexton) on Apr 17, 2013 at 18:18 UTC

    Thank you--yes, sorry, I forgot to say that I have tried to delete the bind_cols that I don't need anymore--requestor and moretrash--but although that keeps it from throwing an error, the script does not work. (No data is put in the table.)

    I apologize--this may be too in-depth and specific to our library to ask here. :-}

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      "put in the table"? But you're selecting data...not putting it in a table...
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        Yes, as I wrote initially, this selects data and puts it in a table.

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      You have added a new constraint to your query: 
      and LOCATION.LOCATION_ID in (<list>)

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      Does your data meet this criteria ?

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