Execute two SQL statements.
Jim Buyens
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"Harddrive747" wrote:
> I'm in the process of creating a form where I capture activity information.
> In this form there will be up to two different contacts. Let me give you the
> way the table in the database will work.
>
> Table: Activities Activity_Contact Contact
> fields: Activity_ID Activity_ID Contact_ID Contact_ID
> Records: 1 1 4 4
> 1 9
> 9
>
> So basically the Activity_Contact table contains the Activity ID and Contact
> ID. This way, I can have up to two contacts per activity.
>
> I have looked on the web and discovered that I can use an SQL query to
> insert records into a table. I can do see doing this for one record, but
> what about the second contact? How would I go about adding that to the table?
>
> I can do the activity table by sending it to the database when I click the
> submit button and then add the record to the Activity_Contact table after I
> get the new ID. But adding the second contact is what I need help with.
>
> The update should be pretty easy because I will have all the information.
> Just wondering how to make it update two records instead of one.
>
> Any question, please let me know.
> Terry