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Access Query - 2/28/2001 13:28:00
Hi all, i was wondering the best way to integrate an access query into my FP web page. I have a query in access which allows me to query two tables joining on a common field. I really want to know how to call this query. I tried copying the SQL from access and pasting it into the DRW but i received errors. Where should i go from here?
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Mattchoo
Posts: 4 From: Fort Smith, AR, USA Status: offline
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RE: Access Query - 2/28/2001 14:28:00
quote: Originally posted by JanetSm: Hi all, i was wondering the best way to integrate an access query into my FP web page. I have a query in access which allows me to query two tables joining on a common field. I really want to know how to call this query. I tried copying the SQL from access and pasting it into the DRW but i received errors. Where should i go from here?
Here's a query I use in the custom query dialog box. Check your syntax to see if it's similar to mine: SELECT parts.parts, parts.vendor, Buyer.name, Buyer.extension, Buyer.code FROM Buyer INNER JOIN parts ON Buyer.code = parts.code WHERE ((([parts]![product])='Motor')) ORDER BY parts.parts; Hope this helps.
------------------ Matt Harris Senior I.E. Matt_R_Harris@Baldor.com
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Spooky
Posts: 26597 Joined: 11/11/1998 From: Middle Earth Status: offline
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RE: Access Query - 2/28/2001 15:05:00
Have you tried just using the Query as the record source?ie Select * from Query As opposed to Select * from table If it exists as a query in ACCESS, you can use that as a source in FP
------------------ Spooky "I am Spooky of Borg. Prepare to be assimilated, babycakes!" Subscribe to OutFront News Database / DRW Q & A The Spooky Login!
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