P
Paul
Hi,
I developed an Access 2000 application, to track
employee training record.
Now I need a query to find out who hasn't attend an
training class?
I created two queries, the 1st one will query who has
attend the training class, and in the 2nd query, for the
employee_no criteria, I put a SQL statement as:
Not In (select Employee_no from 1stQuery). This is working
but the perfermence was very bad. Since the employee no
from the 1st query could be couple thousands.
Any idea a better way to run the query? Thanks in
advance.
I developed an Access 2000 application, to track
employee training record.
Now I need a query to find out who hasn't attend an
training class?
I created two queries, the 1st one will query who has
attend the training class, and in the 2nd query, for the
employee_no criteria, I put a SQL statement as:
Not In (select Employee_no from 1stQuery). This is working
but the perfermence was very bad. Since the employee no
from the 1st query could be couple thousands.
Any idea a better way to run the query? Thanks in
advance.