Sorry about that

there are two datafile that has data, the first one is call
PATENTES the datafile looks like this
  PAT       NAME         DATA1
 0001       JOE JAVA     12546789
 0002       JOHN JRE     12546789
 0003       JACK JAVA     12546789

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and the other datafile is the one with the general data
the datafile looks like this:

  PAT       COMPANY        PHONE          ADDRESS
 0001       BEE CO.        8569658965     123 EVERGREEN
 0001       AVC CO.        9878528852     321 EVERRED
 0001       BEE CO.        8569658965     123 EVERGREEN
 0002       TREE CO.        1255648596     696 LOUIS
 0002       TEE CO.        4587895254     720 LOUIS
 0003       THEE CO.        9568569856     696 LOUIS
 0003       TTHE CO.        1985698596     686 MISIS

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So basiclly I am looking for a way to get the data out of the CSV using the data in the datafile PATENTES I thought using an array to get the data since PATENTES datafile has no duplicates, I hope this can bring more light to the problem

In reply to Re^2: Question of SQL and an array by ArmandoG
in thread Question of SQL and an array by ArmandoG

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