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select where column value != "0"
Jul 9 2015 5:25 AM
hi there,
I have an access database "profit" and a column "performance" with negative, positive and zero values. i am trying to select from my table as below.
select from profit where performance != "0"
and
select from profit where performance >< "0"
but am getting errors
I want select only where values are greater or less than "0"
any help will be appreciated
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