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May 20th, 2000 06:54
unknown unknown, Ryan Trudelle-Schwarz
Use the sum function within your db via the sql string. Something like: SELECT SUM(cases) as sum_cases FROM whatever WHERE whatever Of course, you can return other fields as well, that's just an example.
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