; Postcode field is called Postcode;
Telephone field is called Tel; Canvass field is called Canvass
Many thanks for any help,
Brian Pugh
see there is "create view" and it probably appears to be what I want, but I have no
idea how to apply it, or make a "pre-packaged" select
Any answers or suggestions would be most gratefully welcomed
Thanks a lot,
Brian Pugh
12345, how would it be possible to
"jump" to that
record, and still maintain my original select parameters and order?
I guess that this is down to a select within a select, but I'm not sure how to go
about it. Well, I'll
qualify that - anything that I've tried hasn't worked yet!
Thanks a lot,
Brian Pugh,
Halifax, England
Bronislav, Mrs Brisby and Derrell,
Thanks a lot for your interest. It now remains for me to try
your suggestions
Thanks again,
Brian
to view
I have obviously got the wrong end of the stick about indexes!
Could someone put me right, or point me gently in the right direction?
Thanks,
Brian Pugh
Hi,
I need to do a multiple search and replace on the same field
in my database. Can anyone suggest a suitable bit of code
for this? I have over 100,000 records, so any automation is
very welcome!
Thanks for any suggestions,
Brian Pugh
the above query is successful, I want it to
include the columns called
Code, Shopname, Address1 and Price, but only if the Shopname column in the Agents
table matches either
Shop1 or Shop2 in the NewsData table
Can anyone help me with this?
Regards,
Brian Pugh
Fred,
A query I can understand!
This was my attempt, and worked to some degree, but yours is more workable
and, I feel, more accurate
"select
NewsData.Postcode,NewsData.Address1,Agents.Code,Agents.Shopname,Agents.Addre
ss1.Agents.Price from NewsData join Agents on NewsData.Postcode where
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