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meyerryang
I have a query that brings in data based on the Username. If the record says
"Bob Smith" in the user field then all of Bob Smith's records come up. I am
limited on my design due to an Oracle backend. I want to have the Username
say "Bob Smith" or "Bill Jones" and bring up a combined list of either Users
records. The problem I am having is whenever I update the username on the
form to have more than one user it doesn't recognize the text when it is
linked to the query (ex: "Bob Smith" or "Bill Jones" =forms![My
Form]![Username]). It works within the query but not when it is linked to
the textbox (Username) that says "Bob Smith" or "Bill Jones". How else can I
refer to the "or" to get it to recognize that there are two usernames.
Please do not suggest design restructure, this has an oracle backend and
these tables are not related in anyway. Thanks in advance.
"Bob Smith" in the user field then all of Bob Smith's records come up. I am
limited on my design due to an Oracle backend. I want to have the Username
say "Bob Smith" or "Bill Jones" and bring up a combined list of either Users
records. The problem I am having is whenever I update the username on the
form to have more than one user it doesn't recognize the text when it is
linked to the query (ex: "Bob Smith" or "Bill Jones" =forms![My
Form]![Username]). It works within the query but not when it is linked to
the textbox (Username) that says "Bob Smith" or "Bill Jones". How else can I
refer to the "or" to get it to recognize that there are two usernames.
Please do not suggest design restructure, this has an oracle backend and
these tables are not related in anyway. Thanks in advance.