I have upto 10 queries which in turn produces 10 reports. Each query has a 'current_year' parameter input by user. Storing 'current_year' value in table and accessing it in queries was an option which was discarded because of the possibility of inner queries using 'current_year' value from a table could slow down the query.
Is there any way to set parameter values for 10 queries in a single stretch. In all the queries parameter name is the same.
Here is a sample query. CURRENT_YEAR is the parameter
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SELECT "1. Candidates in full time Education in Government Schools" as CAPTION,
(SELECT COUNT(CAND) FROM MERGED_TABLE C WHERE C.YEAR = CURRENT_YEAR ) AS CURRENT_TOTAL,
(SELECT COUNT(CAND) FROM MERGED_TABLE C WHERE C.YEAR = CURRENT_YEAR AND C_P='S' AND CENTRE <= 'BW835' ) AS CURRENT_NUM, Round(CURRENT_NUM*100/CURRENT_TOTAL,2) AS CURRENT_NUM_PERCENT,
(SELECT COUNT(CAND) FROM MERGED_TABLE C WHERE C.YEAR = CURRENT_YEAR - 1 ) AS CURRENT_MINUS1_TOTAL, (SELECT COUNT(CAND) FROM MERGED_TABLE C WHERE C.YEAR = CURRENT_YEAR - 1 AND C_P='S' AND CENTRE <= 'BW835') AS CURRENT_MINUS1_NUM, Round(CURRENT_MINUS1_NUM*100/CURRENT_MINUS1_TOTAL,2) AS CURRENT_MINUS1_NUM_PERCENT,
(SELECT COUNT(CAND) FROM MERGED_TABLE C WHERE C.YEAR = CURRENT_YEAR - 2 ) AS CURRENT_MINUS2_TOTAL, (SELECT COUNT(CAND) FROM MERGED_TABLE C WHERE C.YEAR = CURRENT_YEAR - 2 AND C_P='S' AND CENTRE <= 'BW835') AS CURRENT_MINUS2_NUM, Round(CURRENT_MINUS2_NUM*100/CURRENT_MINUS2_TOTAL,2) AS CURRENT_MINUS2_NUM_PERCENT,
(SELECT COUNT(CAND) FROM MERGED_TABLE C WHERE C.YEAR = CURRENT_YEAR - 3 ) AS CURRENT_MINUS3_TOTAL, (SELECT COUNT(CAND) FROM MERGED_TABLE C WHERE C.YEAR = CURRENT_YEAR - 3 AND C_P='S' AND CENTRE <= 'BW835') AS CURRENT_MINUS3_NUM, Round(CURRENT_MINUS3_NUM*100/CURRENT_MINUS3_TOTAL,2) AS CURRENT_MINUS3_NUM_PERCENT,
(SELECT COUNT(CAND) FROM MERGED_TABLE C WHERE C.YEAR = CURRENT_YEAR - 4 ) AS CURRENT_MINUS4_TOTAL, (SELECT COUNT(CAND) FROM MERGED_TABLE C WHERE C.YEAR = CURRENT_YEAR - 4 AND C_P='S' AND CENTRE <= 'BW835') AS CURRENT_MINUS4_NUM, Round(CURRENT_MINUS4_NUM*100/CURRENT_MINUS4_TOTAL,2) AS CURRENT_MINUS4_NUM_PERCENT,
(SELECT COUNT(CAND) FROM MERGED_TABLE C WHERE C.YEAR = CURRENT_YEAR - 5 ) AS CURRENT_MINUS5_TOTAL, (SELECT COUNT(CAND) FROM MERGED_TABLE C WHERE C.YEAR = CURRENT_YEAR - 5 AND C_P='S' AND CENTRE <= 'BW835') AS CURRENT_MINUS5_NUM,
Round(CURRENT_MINUS5_NUM*100/CURRENT_MINUS5_TOTAL,2) AS CURRENT_MINUS5_NUM_PERCENT, ROUND(CURRENT_NUM_PERCENT-CURRENT_MINUS1_NUM_PERCENT,2) AS DIFFERENCE1, ROUND(CURRENT_MINUS1_NUM_PERCENT-CURRENT_MINUS2_NUM_PERCENT,2) AS DIFFERENCE2, ROUND(CURRENT_MINUS2_NUM_PERCENT-CURRENT_MINUS3_NUM_PERCENT,2) AS DIFFERENCE3, ROUND(CURRENT_MINUS3_NUM_PERCENT-CURRENT_MINUS4_NUM_PERCENT,2) AS DIFFERENCE4, ROUND(CURRENT_MINUS4_NUM_PERCENT-CURRENT_MINUS5_NUM_PERCENT,2) AS DIFFERENCE5
FROM MERGED_TABLE AS A
WHERE YEAR In (CURRENT_YEAR)
I have upto 10 queries which in turn produces 10 reports. Each query has a 'current_year' parameter input by user. Storing 'current_year' value in table and accessing it in queries was an option which was discarded because of the possibility of inner queries using 'current_year' value from a table could slow down the query.
Is there any way to set parameter values for 10 queries in a single stretch. In all the queries parameter name is the same.
Here is a sample query. CURRENT_YEAR is the parameter ===================================
SELECT "1. Candidates in full time Education in Government Schools" as CAPTION,
(SELECT COUNT(CAND) FROM MERGED_TABLE C WHERE C.YEAR = CURRENT_YEAR ) AS CURRENT_TOTAL,
(SELECT COUNT(CAND) FROM MERGED_TABLE C WHERE C.YEAR = CURRENT_YEAR AND C_P='S' AND CENTRE <= 'BW835' ) AS CURRENT_NUM, Round(CURRENT_NUM*100/CURRENT_TOTAL,2) AS CURRENT_NUM_PERCENT,
(SELECT COUNT(CAND) FROM MERGED_TABLE C WHERE C.YEAR = CURRENT_YEAR - 1 ) AS CURRENT_MINUS1_TOTAL, (SELECT COUNT(CAND) FROM MERGED_TABLE C WHERE C.YEAR = CURRENT_YEAR - 1 AND C_P='S' AND CENTRE <= 'BW835') AS CURRENT_MINUS1_NUM, Round(CURRENT_MINUS1_NUM*100/CURRENT_MINUS1_TOTAL,2) AS CURRENT_MINUS1_NUM_PERCENT,
(SELECT COUNT(CAND) FROM MERGED_TABLE C WHERE C.YEAR = CURRENT_YEAR - 2 ) AS CURRENT_MINUS2_TOTAL, (SELECT COUNT(CAND) FROM MERGED_TABLE C WHERE C.YEAR = CURRENT_YEAR - 2 AND C_P='S' AND CENTRE <= 'BW835') AS CURRENT_MINUS2_NUM, Round(CURRENT_MINUS2_NUM*100/CURRENT_MINUS2_TOTAL,2) AS CURRENT_MINUS2_NUM_PERCENT,
(SELECT COUNT(CAND) FROM MERGED_TABLE C WHERE C.YEAR = CURRENT_YEAR - 3 ) AS CURRENT_MINUS3_TOTAL, (SELECT COUNT(CAND) FROM MERGED_TABLE C WHERE C.YEAR = CURRENT_YEAR - 3 AND C_P='S' AND CENTRE <= 'BW835') AS CURRENT_MINUS3_NUM, Round(CURRENT_MINUS3_NUM*100/CURRENT_MINUS3_TOTAL,2) AS CURRENT_MINUS3_NUM_PERCENT,
(SELECT COUNT(CAND) FROM MERGED_TABLE C WHERE C.YEAR = CURRENT_YEAR - 4 ) AS CURRENT_MINUS4_TOTAL, (SELECT COUNT(CAND) FROM MERGED_TABLE C WHERE C.YEAR = CURRENT_YEAR - 4 AND C_P='S' AND CENTRE <= 'BW835') AS CURRENT_MINUS4_NUM, Round(CURRENT_MINUS4_NUM*100/CURRENT_MINUS4_TOTAL,2) AS CURRENT_MINUS4_NUM_PERCENT,
(SELECT COUNT(CAND) FROM MERGED_TABLE C WHERE C.YEAR = CURRENT_YEAR - 5 ) AS CURRENT_MINUS5_TOTAL, (SELECT COUNT(CAND) FROM MERGED_TABLE C WHERE C.YEAR = CURRENT_YEAR - 5 AND C_P='S' AND CENTRE <= 'BW835') AS CURRENT_MINUS5_NUM,
Round(CURRENT_MINUS5_NUM*100/CURRENT_MINUS5_TOTAL,2) AS CURRENT_MINUS5_NUM_PERCENT, ROUND(CURRENT_NUM_PERCENT-CURRENT_MINUS1_NUM_PERCENT,2) AS DIFFERENCE1, ROUND(CURRENT_MINUS1_NUM_PERCENT-CURRENT_MINUS2_NUM_PERCENT,2) AS DIFFERENCE2, ROUND(CURRENT_MINUS2_NUM_PERCENT-CURRENT_MINUS3_NUM_PERCENT,2) AS DIFFERENCE3, ROUND(CURRENT_MINUS3_NUM_PERCENT-CURRENT_MINUS4_NUM_PERCENT,2) AS DIFFERENCE4, ROUND(CURRENT_MINUS4_NUM_PERCENT-CURRENT_MINUS5_NUM_PERCENT,2) AS DIFFERENCE5
FROM MERGED_TABLE AS A WHERE YEAR In (CURRENT_YEAR)
Hi all, I am creating tables in SQL view in Acess, Have managed to create the tables, but am having a little trouble understanding what to do next?
I have an INSERT statement to add names, addresses etc, but cant seem to get it to work.
I am trying to insert into the SQL view in queries, thats where i have created the tables.
Should i use the same querie view or another one, or simply imput the information manually.
INSERT INTO Student ( Student_No, Name, Address, Tel_No, Course_No ) SELECT 'A001', 'Jones B', '12 New Road', '469006', 'HNC34'; this is the statment that i am trying to use:
Im trying to calculate two feilds sounds easy right. My numbers are stored 0000003000 and 0000002000 the feilds are Price and price two in trying to caluclate these but what im gettign is 00000030000000002000 how can i either check to add only numbers or add them and get 0000005000
All rite i get it..i guess i became the joke of the week..hehe..u guys must having a blast laughing at me...well yea i should do my work on my own then get help..
however i managed to do the tables but now i am stuck....only have few hours left..
Any idea why i can't do the relationship to none of the table... it gives me error
the relationship works fine when its
Enforce Referential Integrity is enabled, Cascade Delete Enabled
when Cascade Update is also enabled then i get
"Invalid field definition 'Itemnumberid' in definition of index or relationship." for all the table "Invalid field definition 'Itemnumberid' in definition of index or relationship." for all the table
How do i implant the followings ... i just don't get it how to ue it in acess
BUSINESS RULES • Structural Constraints • Derived Facts: • Hotel total = hotel rate/night * # of nights reserved. • Vehicle total = rental rate/day * # of days rented. • Reservation total = hotel total + vehicle total + cruise rate + flight rate • Operational Constraints • A person may make a reservation only if he/she is over 18. • A person may make a car reservation only if he/she is over 21 and holds a valid driver’s license. • A person making a flight reservation to certain Island, can only pick up a car, or book a hotel, etc, to that certain Island
I have two queries . one to list the data for the current month and the for the pervious month which I used to get a union query. From the union query I created another query which I had put in the report_open as a query def.
It works perfectly well on small databases upto 50 mb but when tested with 70mb databases ,report tabkes 30 minutes to execute and also throws the error"query is too complex"
please advise how I can avoid this error and also speed up the report. Thanks in advance.
the code under report_open looks like this
Dim MyWorkspace As WorkSpace, MyDB As Database, MyQuery As QueryDef Dim MySet As Recordset Dim psSql As String Dim inputno As Integer
Set MyWorkspace = DBEngine.Workspaces(0) Set MyDB = MyWorkspace.Databases(0) inputno = store
I've just started using 2003 and had a query give me incomplete results. One table contains 6 numbers stored as text joined to the corresponding code in the data set table. Both fields are formatted as text. When using the table as criteria I do not get all of the expected records, I had to type in("1000", "2000",...) in order to retrieve all of my data.
Any ideas on what could be happening?
I use the text setting to avoid problems importing the data set which begins life as a csv file.
I have query , which has got 2 outer joins. The query is:
SELECT A.Project_ID, A.Title, A.comm1 AS Comments, A.Partner AS PM, A.Staff_Assigned AS TL, A.Contact_Name AS FL, A.MD, A.Status, A.Project_Type, ISNULL(B.Delivered_Date, B.Delivery_Date) AS Start_Date, ISNULL(C.Delivered_Date, C.Delivery_Date) AS End_Date FROM dbo.PROJECT A LEFT OUTER JOIN dbo.PROJDATE B ON A.Project_ID = B.Project_ID AND B.Date_Type = "Start Date" LEFT OUTER JOIN dbo.PROJDATE C ON A.Project_ID = C.Project_ID AND C.Date_Type = "End Date"
Can anybody help me out the error with this. I get an error : at dbo.PROJDATE B ON A.Project_ID = B.Project_ID AND B.Date_Type = "Start Date" .
Do I need to use any parantheris or change anthing.
I have a crosstab queries which uses the date query parameters. However, when I go to my Export command (code is below), it ask me to enter the date parameters (start date and end date) twice. What do I have to do so that the system will ask me to enter once only?
Code: On Error GoTo Err_cmdTest_Click 'Must 1st set a Reference to the Microsoft Office XX.X Object Library Dim dlgOpen As FileDialog Dim strExportPath As String Const conOBJECT_TO_EXPORT As String = "qryEXPORT"
Strange problem, i'm using XP Pro and Access from Office 2003 (both real full versions from work) - and in general use, when the mouse hovers over the 'print' icon (at the top left, undernear file, edit, view, insert, near 'save', 'new', etc), then access will hang for about 20 seconds then snap back into action.
Now, i don't even want to print anything! But every now and again i accidentally hover over it and it's bugging the hell out of me. Everything is updated (but i will check again now).
Anyone know how to make this stop? I tried a quick search but didn't get far.
I have 5 queries that I am running. The first query has the date range parameters set in the field area that I need to run and each additional create table query is based off the results of the previous query.
1. Which is better to use to run all of the queries in one simple step? A macro or a form? I am exporting the final table to excel so that I can make some additional adjustments off of it.
2. How would I setup the date range parameters for the first query if I were to use a macro without going into the query itself and updating the date field? I tried setting up a macro to run the queries by using the OpenQuery action for each of the 5 queries, but I cannot figure out how to do the date range.
I'm trying to perform a DELETE query at run-time. The criteria for deleting records is somewhat complex due to various one-to-many dependancies between the tables, overlapping of date fields etc., so in order to restrict the DELETE to only those records which qualify, I've set up a load of smaller queries to produce the list of eligible records.There is only one parameter required - a 'CutOff' date which is arbitrarily chosen by the user and is available in a textbox control on an open form when the code is triggered.
Here is the main DELETE query :
Code: DELETE DISTINCTROW [tblComments].* FROM [tblComments] INNER JOIN [qryCommentsToPurge] ON [tblComments].[CommentID] = [qryCommentsToPurge].[CommentID] WHERE [tblComments].[CommentID] = [qryCommentsToPurge].[CommentID]
I've put qryCommentsToPurge and all the cascading sub-queries below - have highlighted in red where the parameter value is required (it is used in the queries to identify the records which must be retained, i.e. not deleted)Each of the individual sub-queries works fine and correctly (they return the correct population of records that they were designed to)If I run the sub-queries manually, I am prompted to provide the CutOff date, as you would expect - and the recordset returned in each case is correct for that date.
If, however, I run the DELETE at run-time (with the form containing that textbox open and containing a valid date value) I get a 3061 error :Suggesting that the queries can't pull the parameter value from the textbox on the form. But I've stuck a watch in the debugger on [Forms]![frmArchive]![txtCutOffDate] and I'm getting the correct date value? The form is open and available at the time.So why can't the query see it? I use these kinds of control references elsewhere in other queries and they work fine. I don't understand why it's a problem here?
Code: SELECT [tblComments].* FROM [tblComments] INNER JOIN [qryIssuesToPurge] ON [tblComments].[IssueID] = [qryIssuesToPurge].[IssueID] ORDER BY [tblComments].[CommentID];
I have been asked to set up a parameterized query using 4 fields (ID Number, Surname, Christian Name and Treating Dr/s). When I search Microsoft On-line under parameterized queries it gives a tutorial which basically set out a simple query with "prompt" parameters in the Criteria field. When I search under the Access Help it gives me a totally different explanation - ie. setting up a cross-tab query first and then defining parameters. Is this a loose use of terminology or is there indeed a difference. Help please!
I am looking to rationalise some of the queries I have in my access application.
Let's say I have two forms that query the same table based on a value they have in a combo box.
Currently I would have a separate query for each form and set the criteria to the name of the control on the respective form.
My question is whether I can use just 1 parameter query and use this for both forms, passing the necessary criteria - similar to how you would with an SQL Server stored procedure.
I have done this in the past programatically but wondered whether it is possible to do this within the GUI?
One solution is to not have any criteria in my query and then define an SQL statement in the rowsource of my form/control that queries my original query i.e.: "SELECT FirstName, LastName from Qry_Customers WHERE QryCustomers.CustomerID = ????"
This works but it not as easy to maintain as having separate queries (same reason why I prefer to use stored procedures rather than definining my SQL statements within my code)
Also are there any negative performance impacts in defining the rowsource in this way (opposed to just setting to an existing Table/Query)?
I have a query field with the criteria: [enter state]. I would like to be able to enter multiple states (ie: IL or WA or AZ) but the query only functions when one individual state code is entered. Any ideas how to fix this? Thank you.
I'm new to this forum and am looking for help in the following: I'm trying to create a parameter query (using Access 2003) and would like to display just the data that are not null. I tried to insert "and Is Not Null" after the [parameter name] under "Criteria", but it still list null data. Any help will be greatly appreciated (please note that I am a basic Access user and do not do visual basics or anything other than the quick command buttons or the wizard.
I have a report that is based on an underlying query.At the query level,I want to define parameters of date data type so that records to be displayed should fall between DateA and DateB. ie Between[Enter Date A:] And [Enter Date B:]. I want the DAteA and DateB to be only days and Months of a year.
Say my DateA = 01 Jan 06 and my DateB = 31 Dec. 06
But I want only the Parameter to be Between[Enter day and Month A:] And [Enter day and Month B:].
How can I write a query with the two parameter values?
Occasionally, staff may just want all incidents (records) to be shown for the selected StudentSurname and so, just select the surname and leave the date fields blank.
i tried the following: Field :Date of Incident Crirteria: [Forms]![frmSearchStudent&Date]![cboStartDate] And [Forms]![frmSearchStudent&Date]![cboEndDate] Or: [Forms]![frmSearchStudent&Date]![cboStartDate] Is Null And [Forms]![frmSearchStudent&Date]![cboEndDate] Is Null
then when i tested this by leaving the date fields blank and selecting a valid student surname it simply returned all incidents (records) for ALL students not the selected one.
is it possible to achieve this? if so, could someone please help!
I have created a query so that two fields have a range in them i.e.
One Field called "Price" There are two text boxes on the seach form called "price1" and "price2" The query reads
Between [price1] And [price2]
A second field called "Date Ordered" There are two text boxes on the search form called "date1" and "date2" Field called "Date Ordered" Between [date1] And date2]
I have used the AND operator to join the first and second range. The user will fill in the criteria from a form with text boxes. This form is unbound but as soon as they click on the Search button, it will open up the query with the parameters in as above.
However, if the user were to type in a price but not a date the query shows no results. Results are only shown if a price and a date are inputted.
The OR operator will work but it is not what we need. We need to show results if a price is entered but not a date and vice versa. The fields are coming from one table.
Please can anyone advise? The database is a library management system so the price and date are the price of any books and the date that the book was ordered.
