Dear Friends,
I am creating a table using query, i want to mention the following criteria
1) Required
2) Allow Zero Length
3) Indexed
I could able to give only NoT NULL criteria. How to give other criterias in query.
regards
shruthi
Hey, I'm a VBA Newbie. I have a query that pulls information from my form as criteria and i want to create a table with the results...I am having trouble searching online for a solution and Access Help is no help. Is there a way I can do this using vba?
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I have a colleague who executes a make-table query that reads a txt file. While doind this, he wants to convert two columns (binary format) to checkboxes (Yes/No format). Is there a way to do that?
Thanx in advance
I have a form that stores information about attendees for a given class. In this particular instance, I only store one address, one contact information both which are optional. I've used subforms, but that has bought problems (one notable problem is that one field from tblAddress is required for *any* attendee, which is county they resides in, whether they give out an address or not. At this point my VBA codes to work around this is simply too buggy and a major hassle.
Therefore, I am now considering two possibilities: 1) make a unbound form and do everything manually without any subforms or 2) create an updatable query somehow that can pull together the needed information. The latter, I'm not sure if that is feasible, so I'm asking you about that.
Address and Contact Information are kept as a many side tables, and different queries I've made in past only is either non updatable or partially updatable, which does no good. If anyone can show how one can retrieve only one record from the many side and keep it as updatable, that'd be great.
TIA.
Tried to find things but being a mix of a couple of different actions havn't been able to actually find it
So basically I found a awesome form somewhere that builds the SQL query based on all the users selections.
When you hit the create button it will save the query and update the sub data sheet below with your query results.
From here the part I'm lost on is getting the TOP x number of records and moving them to a new table, I wanted it to work on the 2 drop down boxes that are on the form. select your values and hit the button.
I'd imagine it would be a sub query that I'd use for the top x like I have in the past but I just can't seem to get it to work
Quick steps
1. create your query
2. check your data in the sub datasheet
3. decide the number of records to move to the new table
4. select the name
5. hit the button
This would copy the ban, xcv & dfs fields from the importeddata table to the moverecordshere table & also update persname in the moverecordshere table with the name selected in the form.
Sample db attached ....
I have just upgraded from Access 2003 to 2010. Now I'm trying to relearn some of the small things I used to be able to. In 2003, I could just have a table highlighted and select "Insert, Query". It would then open a query design with that table. Is this possible to do this in 2010? Or do you have to open query design then add the table manually?
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View 5 Replies View RelatedI am creating a table, using an INTO statement.
I require a blank numeric field, which users will be updating via a form.
How do I make the field numeric, as my current script makes it a text field
'' as Ticket_No
And you can't cast/convert text to numeric ....
I am creating a table, using an INTO statement.
I require a blank numeric field, which users will be updating via a form.
How do I make the field numeric, as my current script makes it a text field
'' as Ticket_No
And you can't cast/convert text to numeric ...
How do I create a table that can cross index items in another table. Maybe I am not using the right terms here so let me show a small example.
Say I have a tables of words.
tblWords
numWordID
txtWord
Then I have some entries, all more or less synonyms of each others
fresh
new
clean
Now I want to create a cross-index table, related to the table "tblWords" where I can select synonyms from words already in the table "tblWords", so if I for the word "fresh" add "new" and "clean" as synonyms or entries, if I then go and look at the word "new" it will already have the synonyms "fresh" and "clean", likewise the entry "clean" will then have the synonyms "fresh" and "new".
Kind of a many to many relationship junction table but only with one table!
I hope my explanation have not been to confusing, but let me know if you need a clarification.
Thanks
Hi,
I ve got an access db thats attached to a java application.
I need to be able to create a temporary table that stores a result set, its necessary to do this as the java app needs to perform lots of repeated operations on this temp table.
I was think something like this would work:
DROP TABLE tempResults
CREATE TABLE tempResults
AS
SELECT col1, col2, col3 ....
FROM orginalTable
So i tried this:
Create table temptable AS
SELECT education,
FROM supermarketTable;
but it doesnt work, access complains about syntax error in create statment.
Could anyone give me some pointers?
thanks in advance!
what i am trying to do is have something create a new table. It could either be when a check box is clicked. but preferably when a name is entered into a text box. i just need the sub command to write. i tried using what access help has: SyntaxCREATE [TEMPORARY] TABLE table (field1 type [(size)] [NOT NULL] [WITH COMPRESSION | WITH COMP] [index1] [, field2 type [(size)] [NOT NULL] [index2] [, ...]] [, CONSTRAINT multifieldindex [, ...]])The CREATE TABLE statement has these parts:Part Description table The name of the table to be created. field1, field2 The name of field or fields to be created in the new table. You must create at least one field. type The data type of field in the new table. size The field size in characters (Text and Binary fields only). index1, index2 A CONSTRAINT clause defining a single-field index. multifieldindex A CONSTRAINT clause defining a multiple-field index but i keep getting an error. if someone could just give me a sample code that i could copy and paste into the code builder to get a simple table with one or 2 coloums i could edit to the specific things i need. i just dont know where to start. thanks for the help.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI think this is a pretty simple thing, but for some reason I'm lost.
I need to add a number of records to a table.
The user would input a starting record number and ending record number (ie 60000, 60003) and access would create those records with the record number field populated with all the values, in other words, it would create 4 records 60000,60001,60002, and 60003
any ideas how this can be done? I'm thinking a query, but it might require coding of a for...next loop???
Thanks in advance for the help
I have created a database that tracks employee adherence. We have employees monitor adherence and when someone is out of adherence we track the time they are out and also there shift time. I am needing Access to know to change a record from 0:00 (midnight) to 23:59. I know it is probably done with an IF statement but dont know how to write it correctly, or where to place it.
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Need union three TableA, TableB and TableC into one table called TableX? All table has same column name. TableX shouldn't has dublications.
Thanks
Hi, I'm new to the forum.
I would like to know how to create a history table that will copy information from a field called "Status" on my form just in case I inadverently erase old information from that field without me being aware of it with my keyboard keys etc. In others words when I'm am interrupted by someone and I didn't notice I had erase the information by mistake and closed out the form and realized when I go back into it, my old information have been erased and I don't have that information documented anywhere else to re-enter that old information into the Status section on my form.
Thanks.
Hi,
I have the following dilemma. I have to make multiple tables with many columns and if I were to type in the data manually it would take me a few weeks. But if I could somehow specify the number of columns(and the number of choices in each column) and then have Access(or Excel) create a table with all the possible combinations it would make my job a LOT easier. For example, let's say I have department stores in multiple cities. I need to create the following table:
CITY DEPT CLOTHING
San Jose Men's Shirts
San Jose Men's Pants
San Jose Men's Shoes
San Jose Women's Shirts
San Jose Women's Pants
San Jose Women's Shoes
Los AngelesMen's Shirts
Los AngelesMen's Pants
Los AngelesMen's Shoes
Los AngelesWomen's Shirts
Los AngelesWomen's Pants
Los AngelesWomen's Shoes
Instead of typing that out manually, is it possible to create some sort of list like:
Cities: San Jose, Los Angeles
Dept: Men's, Women's
Clothing: Shirts, Pants, Shoes
And have Access or Excel create the table with all of the possible combinations?
Thanks for your time.
Is it possible (and logical) for me to create a table with a calculated field from 2 other fields in the same table? Example; I have a long time field (mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm:ss) aka StartTime, and a long time field EndTime. I would like to subtract the StartTime field from the EndTime field to get the total time elapsed, but in hh:mm:ss format. I can get it in hh:mm format, but I really need the hh:mm:ss format. Any Ideas?
View 4 Replies View RelatedHi all,
I write a program which is querying some data from a MS-Access database.
The problem here is, that the tablenames contain characters like "/" or "-" and I
do not want to change these names, because I think that the database
structure will be damaged.
To solve this problem I thought of creating a view to the table. I tried creating
this with a SQL statement, but that did not work.
Is there any other possibilty to create a view on a MS-Access table?
Regards,
Stefan
Ok, firstly im sorry if this is in the wrong forum. I say this because my problem first begins with the tables but then i need to sort a problem out with the form aswell, but i will put it in here.
Here is the problem. Im sorry if im not too clear with this.
I need to create a register system E.G. A child comes into a club, he is registered. At the end of the session the child leaves the club. His depature is registered and his departure time is also recorded down.
Like a paper based school register but electronically.
How would I go about implementing this into a system?
Would I need a child table (with fields such as Child ID, Forename, Surname etc.) and a register table (not sure on the fields)?
k, this bit below probably goes in the forms section...
How would I get this to work on a form so there were boxes to check for arrival and departure, and when a button is clicked the depature time is filled in for each day of the term?
I am stuck with a problem where I need to create a new table from an excel file. In detail my problem is;
The excel file contains an order from a customer, like below,
BOM Component Qty
123 abc 2
123 def 2
234 ert 1
234 qwe 1
234 uio 1
I need to create a table from this data like;
Qty Partno
1 123
4 abc
4 def
1 234
2 ert
2 qwe
2 uio
NB! In reality the components are numbers not letters.
The qty for BOM is always 1 and the component 2xqty.
It is important that the BOM number is listed first and thereafter its components.
So I need to somehow associate the BOM number with its components and list them together as a group.
I just cannot figure out how to do this.
ANy help is greatly appreciated.
Hi,
I am trying to create a series of MS access tables from within a SQL 2000 DTS package. The names of the tables reflect the date range of the data within them. Creating the "Create table ddmmyy ...." statement isn't a problem (full code below), but doesn't run as it creates a Jet error - "Invalid SQL statement; expected 'DELETE', 'INSERT', 'PROCEDURE', 'SELECT', or 'UPDATE'. Does anyone know if what I'm trying to do is possible.
Before anyone suggests it, yes I have posted this on SQL server forums.
declare @TheName char (8)
,@Cmd char (500)
select @TheName = (select max(LastRunDate) from NSP_Analysis_Dates)
select @Cmd = 'CREATE TABLE `NSP_Analysis_' + @TheName + '` (`TYPE` VarChar (200) NULL, `VENDOR_NO` VarChar (10) NULL, `VENDOR_NAME` VarChar (50) NULL, `AMOUNT_CLAIMED` Currency NULL, `REGION` VarChar (100) NULL, `CLUSTER` VarChar (100) NULL, `PLANT_CODE` VarChar (15) NULL, `PLANT_NAME` VarChar (50) NULL, `DATE_OF_SERVICE` DateTime NULL, `STATUS` VarChar (200) NULL, `TICKET_NO` VarChar (20) NULL, `NOTES` VarChar (255) NULL, `DATE_ENTERED` DateTime NULL, `AuthorisedByName` VarChar (50) NULL)'
sp_executesql @Cmd
I am pullling data from a query using an unbound form and a query that that uses linked tables. I can not edit the index of the tables, so is there a way i can create a new index for sorting data in a form?
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for example:
I have a table with field a and b.
I want to have one move field c in the table such that c=a+b.
Please advise on the above
Thanks
Badri