jeff0616
12-28-2007, 08:11 PM
I would like to track the revision history of table records. To do so, I have created tables with two-key fields. A typical table is tblPO_Data. The first key field is PO_Number and the second key field is PO_Revision. Data fields follow.
A key element of this table is that each record may have any number of data fields left blank AND later revisions may only show the "changed" field values.
To Illustrate tblPO_Data:
PO_Number PO_Revision Length Width Height Weight Quant UPrice
100 _________0___________10_____15___________________2 ____20
100__________1_________________________30
100__________2_________________________35____100
200 _________0_______________________________________1 ____10
NOW I would like to create a query that lists one record for each PO number, showing the most recently revised data. The desired result would look like:
PO_Number PO_Revision Length Width Height Weight Quant UPrice
100_____________2_______10_____15_____35_____100__ ___2____20
200_____________0_________________________________ ___1____10
Please realize that this is an example. There would be numerous one to one tables for each PO number to reduce the number of blank fields (ie. only tables with changes would be get revised records).
Can someone suggest a way to create a query to accomplish the above requirements, thanks in advance, Jeff...
A key element of this table is that each record may have any number of data fields left blank AND later revisions may only show the "changed" field values.
To Illustrate tblPO_Data:
PO_Number PO_Revision Length Width Height Weight Quant UPrice
100 _________0___________10_____15___________________2 ____20
100__________1_________________________30
100__________2_________________________35____100
200 _________0_______________________________________1 ____10
NOW I would like to create a query that lists one record for each PO number, showing the most recently revised data. The desired result would look like:
PO_Number PO_Revision Length Width Height Weight Quant UPrice
100_____________2_______10_____15_____35_____100__ ___2____20
200_____________0_________________________________ ___1____10
Please realize that this is an example. There would be numerous one to one tables for each PO number to reduce the number of blank fields (ie. only tables with changes would be get revised records).
Can someone suggest a way to create a query to accomplish the above requirements, thanks in advance, Jeff...