I found this incredible step by step into duplicating data:
http://allenbrowne.com/ser-57.html
I am using it for invoice purposes, a product may be similar to a previous one that was already entered into the system.
We have so many products, with so many variables, this will be a useful tool to replicate long winded, tedious descriptions of products which may occur time and time again as a repeat order.
I figure a "enter invoice number" box will pop up, then it will take the Invoice ID and replicate all the data, plus that in the related "tblOrders"
My issue, which the walk through doesn't address, is that "tblOrders" is related to yet another table "tblDescriptions"
I need all of that information to be replicated.
[ tblinvoice ] --< [tblOrders ] ---< [ tblDescriptions ]
Now I'm just getting into SQL. It runs smoother and cleaner than an access built query in my opinion, I can just make out what the walkthrough is describing, but my head gets boggled where to begin the code for the next loop for the sub-children.
Any help will be greatful!
http://allenbrowne.com/ser-57.html
I am using it for invoice purposes, a product may be similar to a previous one that was already entered into the system.
We have so many products, with so many variables, this will be a useful tool to replicate long winded, tedious descriptions of products which may occur time and time again as a repeat order.
I figure a "enter invoice number" box will pop up, then it will take the Invoice ID and replicate all the data, plus that in the related "tblOrders"
My issue, which the walk through doesn't address, is that "tblOrders" is related to yet another table "tblDescriptions"
I need all of that information to be replicated.
[ tblinvoice ] --< [tblOrders ] ---< [ tblDescriptions ]
Now I'm just getting into SQL. It runs smoother and cleaner than an access built query in my opinion, I can just make out what the walkthrough is describing, but my head gets boggled where to begin the code for the next loop for the sub-children.
Any help will be greatful!