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Mika Wendelius wrote:
AFAIK, that wouldn't be possible. Since the Item is an indexer to the column list, there cannot be multiple instances with exactly the same name (which one would the indexer return or how would you refer to the other one, price or price ).


OK thanks, at least I can stop trying to make it work now. Guess I'll just have to rewrite the SQL to give the columns explicit names.

However...

Mika Wendelius wrote:
One idea could be that you include your logic (Stock.Price != Transactions.Price) to the sql statement itself using CASE and perhaps event use the condition in where logic (depending what you want).


Of course! Excellent suggestion. In this instance it is actually exactly what I need and should have done from the start. For future problems where this wouldn't suffice I will just rewrite the SQL though.

Thanks for the help.

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