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Situation: I have 2 tables: "employee info" & "employee training" linked by
"ID" filed. "employee info" has the employee personal information -all I
needed for is the name; the "employee training" contains the "training type"
(one text field) and 20 "renew training dates" (Date/Time field) including
the 1st time training.
Target: Need the a query that will return the "name" of the employee, the
“type of training" that will be next (not a problem with this 2), but only
for those employees that the training will be between now and the next month
and for all the 20 "renew training dates" (this is why: for some employees
may be the 2nd or 3rd renew-training, but for other may be the 15th or 16th).
First I created a qry for each "renew training dates" with the criteria
">=Date() And <=Date()+30", and then I did one last qry where I include all
of these single qrys, but when I try to run it the message error: "query is
too complex" popped up... any suggestions????? Ty
"ID" filed. "employee info" has the employee personal information -all I
needed for is the name; the "employee training" contains the "training type"
(one text field) and 20 "renew training dates" (Date/Time field) including
the 1st time training.
Target: Need the a query that will return the "name" of the employee, the
“type of training" that will be next (not a problem with this 2), but only
for those employees that the training will be between now and the next month
and for all the 20 "renew training dates" (this is why: for some employees
may be the 2nd or 3rd renew-training, but for other may be the 15th or 16th).
First I created a qry for each "renew training dates" with the criteria
">=Date() And <=Date()+30", and then I did one last qry where I include all
of these single qrys, but when I try to run it the message error: "query is
too complex" popped up... any suggestions????? Ty