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toni.jimenez
Hi,
I am very NEW to Access but an Oracle Developer for the
past 10 years. What I am trying to do is build a query
screen to get parameters to send to a report. I have an
ID that is made of three separate fields (Year,Number,
Sequence). I have built combo box for the year and pull
the distinct year from the table. I have built another
comb box for the number but can't figure out how to have
it just pull up the numbers that correspond for that
year. If anyone is an Oracle programmer this would be the
same as building a LOV for the Number field with this
select as the record group query:
Select Number
from table_name
where year=block.year
I would do this all as non-base table (I think this is the
same as unbounded) as I am only wanting to get the
criteria not update the table and then build the
where_clause to send to a report.
I want to do the same for sequence, pull the sequence
numbers in a combo box for the year AND number. I can
just write the select stmt if I can figure out the right
syntax.
Thanks,
Toni
I am very NEW to Access but an Oracle Developer for the
past 10 years. What I am trying to do is build a query
screen to get parameters to send to a report. I have an
ID that is made of three separate fields (Year,Number,
Sequence). I have built combo box for the year and pull
the distinct year from the table. I have built another
comb box for the number but can't figure out how to have
it just pull up the numbers that correspond for that
year. If anyone is an Oracle programmer this would be the
same as building a LOV for the Number field with this
select as the record group query:
Select Number
from table_name
where year=block.year
I would do this all as non-base table (I think this is the
same as unbounded) as I am only wanting to get the
criteria not update the table and then build the
where_clause to send to a report.
I want to do the same for sequence, pull the sequence
numbers in a combo box for the year AND number. I can
just write the select stmt if I can figure out the right
syntax.
Thanks,
Toni