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Fabulous! &nbsp;I had never heard of the over clause...what a handy tool!<br />
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Thanks,<br />
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Scott
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Fabulous!  I had never heard of the over clause...what a handy tool!

Thanks,

Scott

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I have a t-SQL problem I can't get my head around. &nbsp;I have a table of orders with each order having a unique alpha OrderNo. &nbsp;Each order is associated with a BaseOrder in a many to one relation ship (one baseorder can have multiple orders).<br />
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The issue I have is I need to update the table and set a column to indicate the count of the order within the associated base order. &nbsp;The example below indicates what I am after. &nbsp;Orders 10001, 10012, 10018 and 1001A are all associated with BaseOrder 10001. &nbsp;I need to update the SubOrderNumber with 1, 2, 3, 4 respectively as I want them stamped in incremental order based on their alpha sort order.<br />
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I have a t-SQL problem I can't get my head around.  I have a table of orders with each order having a unique alpha OrderNo.  Each order is associated with a BaseOrder in a many to one relation ship (one baseorder can have multiple orders).

The issue I have is I need to update the table and set a column to indicate the count of the order within the associated base order.  The example below indicates what I am after.  Orders 10001, 10012, 10018 and 1001A are all associated with BaseOrder 10001.  I need to update the SubOrderNumber with 1, 2, 3, 4 respectively as I want them stamped in incremental order based on their alpha sort order.




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