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Nice - it just hit me moments ago, but as I went to delete, I got the message that I couldn't, so you win by mere nanoseconds! &nbsp;Thanks!
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Nice - it just hit me moments ago, but as I went to delete, I got the message that I couldn't, so you win by mere nanoseconds!  Thanks!

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sirbounty,<br />
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Patrick
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Hopefully simple - I need a select statement to pull back one record - the next to the last one...<br />
I'm doing this in Visual Studio, so I don't think BOTTOM is valid, but have tried desc order and still can't seem to get it working...help?
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Hopefully simple - I need a select statement to pull back one record - the next to the last one...
I'm doing this in Visual Studio, so I don't think BOTTOM is valid, but have tried desc order and still can't seem to get it working...help?

Select Next to Last record...

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