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MMC
Hi,
I have a table with alot of account information. However, to report on
certain accounts, I have to manipulate a few of the column data and create a
new column with the correct information.
Once I have this new column, I do another query and get the information that
I need out of that new column.
The problem is when I'm querying from that new column, I'm join'ing that
information to another column of information and it works the way I want it
to work.
But when I get more data, I have to run the original script that manipulates
the data and creates a new column, again. When the new column is re-created
with the new data, the join (arrow) from the other query disappears or gets
lost.
If anyone knows a way for me to update information in the table, but
maintain the join in the other query, please let me know. Or if anyone knows
a different approach to the issue, I'd appreciate the help.
I have a table with alot of account information. However, to report on
certain accounts, I have to manipulate a few of the column data and create a
new column with the correct information.
Once I have this new column, I do another query and get the information that
I need out of that new column.
The problem is when I'm querying from that new column, I'm join'ing that
information to another column of information and it works the way I want it
to work.
But when I get more data, I have to run the original script that manipulates
the data and creates a new column, again. When the new column is re-created
with the new data, the join (arrow) from the other query disappears or gets
lost.
If anyone knows a way for me to update information in the table, but
maintain the join in the other query, please let me know. Or if anyone knows
a different approach to the issue, I'd appreciate the help.