Hello,
I want to comine the following queries into one so that I can alter the parameters from a webpage.
I have a users table that has the department in and I have a TimeTable Table which has dates and option codes.
I need to select everybody in a department in the example it's Logistics.
I then want to link these people to the timeTable Table based upon a field.
The problen is that I want to select only a specific week. I can do this using two queries but that isn't going to work in ASP.
The Results should be as follows:
Person Date Option
A
B 01/10/2005 1
B 02/10/2005 2
C 01/10/2005 1
The two Queries look as follows:
SELECT TimeTable.*
FROM TimeTable
WHERE (((TimeTable.Date)>=#10/24/2005# And (TimeTable.Date)<=#10/30/2005#));
The above is then saved as Query1
SELECT Users.*, Query1.*, Query1.TimeOfDay, Query1.Date
FROM Query1 RIGHT JOIN Users ON Query1.UserID = Users.ID
WHERE (((Users.Department)="Logistics"))
ORDER BY Users.Surname, Users.Firstname, Query1.TimeOfDay, Query1.Date;
Any help would be great!
Cheers,
Matt
I want to comine the following queries into one so that I can alter the parameters from a webpage.
I have a users table that has the department in and I have a TimeTable Table which has dates and option codes.
I need to select everybody in a department in the example it's Logistics.
I then want to link these people to the timeTable Table based upon a field.
The problen is that I want to select only a specific week. I can do this using two queries but that isn't going to work in ASP.
The Results should be as follows:
Person Date Option
A
B 01/10/2005 1
B 02/10/2005 2
C 01/10/2005 1
The two Queries look as follows:
SELECT TimeTable.*
FROM TimeTable
WHERE (((TimeTable.Date)>=#10/24/2005# And (TimeTable.Date)<=#10/30/2005#));
The above is then saved as Query1
SELECT Users.*, Query1.*, Query1.TimeOfDay, Query1.Date
FROM Query1 RIGHT JOIN Users ON Query1.UserID = Users.ID
WHERE (((Users.Department)="Logistics"))
ORDER BY Users.Surname, Users.Firstname, Query1.TimeOfDay, Query1.Date;
Any help would be great!
Cheers,
Matt