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Comments by Member 12244050 (Top 2 by date)
Member 12244050
5-Jan-16 21:02pm
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I just came here to close the topic and I saw that solution. That is farily my solution. I unfortunately had to take it to Java instead of doing it all on SQLite. Felt it was much easier to compare the events on the software rather than in a view. Thank you all for the answers!
Member 12244050
4-Jan-16 23:43pm
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As a matter of a fact I am developing a Java application with Selenium along this. The program inputs the Events as a row in the Events table in the SQLite database. Now I need to find a way to group them in a way that you can see an Event being pared to another Event in the same table, with only two conditions: the sources must be different and the two entities must be the same (ignoring order of course).