PgAccess Visual Query

Started by Scott Taylorover 23 years ago2 messagesgeneral
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#1Scott Taylor
scott.taylor@4i-dotcom.com

Could someone tell me the syntax for the "Criteria" box for the following
commands:

1. (Date column) Dates between 01-07-2002 and 30-09-2002
2. (Chart_ID column) Where value=10074
3. (Trans_ID column which has 3 entries with same ID, but only one would
have a Chart_ID of 10074) If entry has a Chart_ID value of 10074, return
all the rows EXCEPT the actual entry with Chart_ID=10074

So the query should return this with the amount column split

Date Chart_ID Trans_ID Amount Amount Amount

01-07-2002 10074 45689 15
01-07-2002 45689 100
01-07-2002 45689 115

Did that make sense?

Regards

Scott

#2Brett Schwarz
brett_schwarz@yahoo.com
In reply to: Scott Taylor (#1)
Re: PgAccess Visual Query

It is anything that would follow a WHERE clause. So, for #2, in the
Criteria entry for that field, you would put:

= 10074

Hence, the full query would look like this then (when it gets executed):

SELECT * FROM some_table WHERE Chart_ID = 10074

HTH,

--brett

On Wed, 2002-10-30 at 13:51, Scott Taylor wrote:

Could someone tell me the syntax for the "Criteria" box for the following
commands:

1. (Date column) Dates between 01-07-2002 and 30-09-2002
2. (Chart_ID column) Where value=10074
3. (Trans_ID column which has 3 entries with same ID, but only one would
have a Chart_ID of 10074) If entry has a Chart_ID value of 10074, return
all the rows EXCEPT the actual entry with Chart_ID=10074

So the query should return this with the amount column split

Date Chart_ID Trans_ID Amount Amount Amount

01-07-2002 10074 45689 15
01-07-2002 45689 100
01-07-2002 45689 115

Did that make sense?

Regards

Scott

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