I want to thank everyone who replied to what I thought was my quandary
Now that I've seen what the user is looking at (he shouldn't be), the line
number SHOULD in fact be 00000 at this point in the file that he is looking
at

NEVER MIND



Alan Shore
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Oops, I didn't read closely... the subquery should only compare on part
number, not record type AND part number...

-Eric

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Afternoon all
I have a quandary that I'm hoping someone knows an answer to

I have a file
The file consists of 3 fields
Record type
Part number
Line number

For example, the data in this file is
Record type Part number Line number
H 0000000001 00000
S 0000000001 00000
D 0000000001 00000
D 0000000001 00000
A 0000000001 00000
C 0000000001 00000
M 0000000001 00000
H 0000000002 00000
S 0000000002 00000
D 0000000002 00000
H 0000000003 00000
S 0000000003 00000
D 0000000003 00000
D 0000000003 00000
D 0000000003 00000
D 0000000003 00000

Using SQL, how can I increment the line number in the file so that the
first record of each part number is 00001, but the subsequent records
(for
the same part number) is incremented by 1 for each record
so that the end result is
Record type Part number Line number
H 0000000001 00001
S 0000000001 00002
D 0000000001 00003
D 0000000001 00004
A 0000000001 00005
C 0000000001 00006
M 0000000001 00007
H 0000000002 00001
S 0000000002 00002
D 0000000002 00003
H 0000000003 00001
S 0000000003 00002
D 0000000003 00003
D 0000000003 00004
D 0000000003 00005
D 0000000003 00006
etc



Thanks in anticipation


Alan Shore
Programmer/Analyst, Distribution
E:AShore@xxxxxxxxxxx
P:(631) 200-5019
C:(631) 880-8640
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