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Feb 20, 2006

I apologise if this is a stupid question, but I would appreciated any
help on this subject.

I want to create a view (VIEW_1 in example below) where I take numeric
values from a field in one table (DEPTH_FROM in TABLE_1) and find the
closest matching values from another field in another table (DEPTH_AT
in TABLE_2) - the higher matching value and the lower matching value.


TABLE_1
BH_ID DEPTH_FROM
B1 10.6
B1 14.2
B1 16.1
B1 17.0

TABLE_2
BH_ID DEPTH_AT
B1 9
B1 10
B1 11
B1 12
B1 13
B1 14
B1 15
B1 16
B1 17
B1 18

VIEW_1
BH_ID DEPTH_FROM DEPTH_LOWER DEPTH_HIGHER
B1 10.6 10
11
B1 14.2 14
15
B1 16.1 16
17
B1 17.0 17
17

Any assistance would be appreciated.

Regards,
Hennie

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ESN-------------------ESN2-------------Receipt_Date-------------POENDED---------------
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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