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Mike
Hi,
Please excuse the length of this post but I thought would be necessary to
explain. I am barely a novice with sql syntax so it's very helpful that
access builds it for me. I have created 4 combo boxes on a form where they
retrieve and base the results from one then the other and other etc.,
creating a sort of drill down menu. It works just fine in Access but when I
copy the control sql to the Sprint db control it fails because the Sprint db
does not recognize forms. I sent the Access sql to Sprint db support and
they responded with the syntax that was supposed to work. It seems as if I
have tried everything possible but I just can't seem to get it right. I have
pasted the correspondence below. Please review and provide an example using
the Access sql converted to their syntax.
Thanks for your help!
Mike
Please excuse the length of this post but I thought would be necessary to
explain. I am barely a novice with sql syntax so it's very helpful that
access builds it for me. I have created 4 combo boxes on a form where they
retrieve and base the results from one then the other and other etc.,
creating a sort of drill down menu. It works just fine in Access but when I
copy the control sql to the Sprint db control it fails because the Sprint db
does not recognize forms. I sent the Access sql to Sprint db support and
they responded with the syntax that was supposed to work. It seems as if I
have tried everything possible but I just can't seem to get it right. I have
pasted the correspondence below. Please review and provide an example using
the Access sql converted to their syntax.
Thanks for your help!
Mike
From: <[email protected]>
To: "'mhmobile'" <[email protected]>
Subject: RE: Basing one combo box on another
Date: Mon, 10 Sep 2007 20:26:53 +0900
Hi,
To refer a control on a from, you have to use notation:
&control_name
For example,
SELECT table1.* FROM table1 WHERE table1.field1=&combo1
If you are new to SprintDB Pro, please try the step-by-step tutorial in
the
user manual.
You can download the user manual from:
http://www.kaione.com/Online_Store/Register/Downloads/downloads.html
Best regards,
Kim
mailto:[email protected]
www.kaione.com
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From: mhmobile [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Monday, September 10, 2007 5:09 AM
To: (e-mail address removed)
Subject: Basing one combo box on another
Hello,
I'm not sure if this support includes help with the program but I thought
I'd ask anyway. I'm have 4 combo boxes that I'd like to base results from
one to the other and so on to create a drill down type menu. I am able to
do
this with Access but so far not with the demo of SprintDB Pro. Below is
the
sql that Access uses, /SprintDB seems to have a problem with the "where"
portion of the syntax.
Thanks for any guidance you can provide.
Mike
combo1:
control source location_id
row source SELECT tbl_Location.location_id, tbl_Location.Location_Desc
FROM tbl_Location
ORDER BY tbl_Location.location_id;
combo2:
control source land_id
row source SELECT tbl_Land.land_id, tbl_Land.Land_desc
FROM tbl_Land
WHERE (((tbl_Land.location_id)=[Forms]![frm_Lighting]![combo_location]))
ORDER BY tbl_Land.land_id;
combo3:
control source building_id
row source SELECT tbl_Building.Building_id, tbl_Building.Building_Desc,
tbl_Building.land_id
FROM tbl_Building
WHERE (((tbl_Building.land_id)=[Forms]![frm_Lighting]![combo_land]))
ORDER BY tbl_Building.Building_id;
combo4:
control source facility_id
row source SELECT tbl_Facility.Facility_id, tbl_Facility.Facility_Desc,
tbl_Facility.Building_id
FROM tbl_Facility
WHERE (((tbl_Facility.Building_id)=[Forms]![frm_Lighting]![combo_bldg]))
ORDER BY tbl_Facility.Facility_id;