C
Chris
I have a form and a database in MS Access 2003 that was developed by a
programmer over 4 years ago. The database was created through
unconventional methods so one table holds a majority of the fields.
The form is used to input help desk tickets now, but management wants
to start querying different types of information from it. I was
tasked to create a section on the form that indicates if a technician
group has either "passed", "failed" or is in a "failed but
resubmitted" for a certain ticket. I have a checkbox to indicate each
state. There are a series of for stages on this form that have the
three checkboxes; so to sum it all up, each stage has 3 checkboxes so
with 4 stages, there are a total of 12 checkboxes. Each checkbox
corresponds with a yes/no attribute in the database (so there is 12
yes/no) boxes in the db
The complication comes from the query. How in the world can i make a
query for example of all of the tickets with stage 2 fails, without
pulling a ticket that has a stage 2 fails, but other stage fails too.
I know this sounds like a mess (it is). But this is as best as I can
explain it.
The end result I would like is to be able to make a query that gives
me all tickets that are in failure status at the present time..(not
the ones that have failed in the past and been resubmitted)
I can try to give more details if needed.
Thanks
programmer over 4 years ago. The database was created through
unconventional methods so one table holds a majority of the fields.
The form is used to input help desk tickets now, but management wants
to start querying different types of information from it. I was
tasked to create a section on the form that indicates if a technician
group has either "passed", "failed" or is in a "failed but
resubmitted" for a certain ticket. I have a checkbox to indicate each
state. There are a series of for stages on this form that have the
three checkboxes; so to sum it all up, each stage has 3 checkboxes so
with 4 stages, there are a total of 12 checkboxes. Each checkbox
corresponds with a yes/no attribute in the database (so there is 12
yes/no) boxes in the db
The complication comes from the query. How in the world can i make a
query for example of all of the tickets with stage 2 fails, without
pulling a ticket that has a stage 2 fails, but other stage fails too.
I know this sounds like a mess (it is). But this is as best as I can
explain it.
The end result I would like is to be able to make a query that gives
me all tickets that are in failure status at the present time..(not
the ones that have failed in the past and been resubmitted)
I can try to give more details if needed.
Thanks