RE How to use a recursive query as subquery ???

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RE How to use a recursive query as subquery ???

RE How to use a recursive query as subquery ???

2007-02-12 - By Beermann, Albert

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Hallo Elke

Thank you for your help.

This suggestion works from sql studio !

First select creates rname as resultset which can be used in a second select.