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Gary Davidson
Its so simple I wonder if I should really be posting it.
I have a form where the user selects if the hardware is a server or
client, depending on the results the sub category displays all the
Server models or all the client models.
Problem is I can't seem to get the query right, what I have at the
moment asks me for a Parameter?
I have an SQL statement to display server or client,
SELECT [tblProductID].[ProductID], [tblProductID].[ProductType] FROM
tblProductID;
Works fine.
Once they have chosen Server or Client, select from sub category
SELECT [tblServer].[Server] FROM tblServer WHERE
[tblProductID].[ProductType] ="Server";
The above will also need to include the client table, so its is only
half the job, but I want to get this bit right first before
complicating matters.
Am I missing something obvious or going about this the wrong way? Im
a novice so be gentle.
Many thanks
Gary
I have a form where the user selects if the hardware is a server or
client, depending on the results the sub category displays all the
Server models or all the client models.
Problem is I can't seem to get the query right, what I have at the
moment asks me for a Parameter?
I have an SQL statement to display server or client,
SELECT [tblProductID].[ProductID], [tblProductID].[ProductType] FROM
tblProductID;
Works fine.
Once they have chosen Server or Client, select from sub category
SELECT [tblServer].[Server] FROM tblServer WHERE
[tblProductID].[ProductType] ="Server";
The above will also need to include the client table, so its is only
half the job, but I want to get this bit right first before
complicating matters.
Am I missing something obvious or going about this the wrong way? Im
a novice so be gentle.
Many thanks
Gary