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I can see what you are saying, but after I find the list of bookings for the week specificed with 'wk_com = ?' I only also need to find the entries where 'wk_com<?'.
Then I could use the count. The trouble is that if I go straigt for 'wk_com<=?' then I also get the entries that do not have a booking for the specificed week. I have been told I need to do a sub query, but I have never done one of these and wouldn't really know where to start. |
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