Right now, this query returns one column (NAM). How can I modify it to return both columns (NAM & TST) (without using LotusScript - I can already do it in LotusScript, I’m seeing if the @ commands are faster and easier)?
Thanks
Sub Initialize
Dim macro As String
Dim theResult As Variant
Dim qryString As String
qryString = "SELECT DISTINCT NAM, TST FROM myTable WHERE ACCT = '15317249'"
macro = {@DbCommand( "ODBC" : "NoCache" ; "dbName" ;"id" ; "pwrd" ;"} & qryString &{": "Discard" )}
theResult = Evaluate(macro)
End Sub