P
Paul Bush
I have 2 tables. One for softwareTitleOwners and one for SoftwareOC
(out-of-compliance). The table for Software that is out-of-compliance
simply has a field for software title and the employee name. I want to
search for ALL users of a particular software title. The results should
include those users that are out-of-compliance as well for reporting
purposes.
Here's what I am using:
SELECT tblSoftware.SoftwareTitle, tblSoftware.EmployeeName,
tblSoftwareOC.EmployeeName
FROM tblSoftware LEFT JOIN tblSoftwareOC ON tblSoftware.SoftwareTitle =
tblSoftwareOC.SoftwareTitle
WHERE (((tblSoftware.SoftwareTitle)="Adobe Acrobat 6.0.1 Professional")
AND ((tblSoftware.EmployeeName) Is Not Null) AND
((tblSoftwareOC.EmployeeName) Is Not Null));
This almost achieves the results that I want. Is there a way that I can
possibly create a field and include all the EmployeeNames from both
tables that are linked to a specific piece of software?
(out-of-compliance). The table for Software that is out-of-compliance
simply has a field for software title and the employee name. I want to
search for ALL users of a particular software title. The results should
include those users that are out-of-compliance as well for reporting
purposes.
Here's what I am using:
SELECT tblSoftware.SoftwareTitle, tblSoftware.EmployeeName,
tblSoftwareOC.EmployeeName
FROM tblSoftware LEFT JOIN tblSoftwareOC ON tblSoftware.SoftwareTitle =
tblSoftwareOC.SoftwareTitle
WHERE (((tblSoftware.SoftwareTitle)="Adobe Acrobat 6.0.1 Professional")
AND ((tblSoftware.EmployeeName) Is Not Null) AND
((tblSoftwareOC.EmployeeName) Is Not Null));
This almost achieves the results that I want. Is there a way that I can
possibly create a field and include all the EmployeeNames from both
tables that are linked to a specific piece of software?