Hi again all,
I am still trying different ideas but this is well out of my league!
If possible could anyone email me with ideas as wont be able to get online
for a few days now.
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Again many thanks everyone!
Davey
"Dave K" wrote:
> Hi all,
> Hope you can help me on this one, as its really hurting my head…
>
> Firstly think logistically (IE delivery company main depot).
>
> There is a security staff database which holds data on all vehicles going in
> and out of the depot (In this problem I am looking at the trunk vehicles,
> which delivery goods to other outbases for them to make deliveries)
>
> At present they just enter the vehicle data and that’s it, like a log.
> I need code to allocate a unique ID number to each trunk as it arrives that
> day and update a TrunkID field on that vehicle record.
>
> As an example: (Key: T1 = Trunk 1)
>
> DepotName TimeIn TrunkID Date
> …………… ………. ..……… ………....
> Manchester 21:13 T1 12/02/06
> Croydon 22:26 T1 12/02/06
> Manchester 22:31 T2 12/02/06
> Manchester 00:46 T3 13/02/06
>
> However there are very specific criteria for this allocation.
> Trunking starts daily at around 8pm and finishes at 8am, therefore when
> after Trunking has finished for that day, the unique number needs to start
> again back at T1.
>
> It must also be outbase specific, IE each outbase must start on T1 then
> increase when each trunk arrives and gets logged in at security.
>
> Only problem I see is if we use the TimeIn field to use to find the last
> record of that specific day for that outbase, what will happen when the clock
> rolls round to 00:00 as the allocation must continue until 8am.
>
> This will all need to happen when a drop down containing the depot names is
> updated with the depot name for that trunk record.
>
> At first I thought this would be simple, big no no from me as it's kind of
> snowballed with criteria :-(
>
> Lastly, I could do with as much in depth info on the code as possible please
> guys
>
> Please give me a shout if you need any more info to work with.
> Thanks a lot!
> David
>