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Thread: Reply here please: access2000 queries via VB

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    A search of this newsgroup will yield what you want. For starters, try:

    http://forums.vb-world.net/showthrea...threadid=26942

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    thanks but he runs queries in access i run in VB

    this link is very close to my problem but this fellow runs his queries in access, and makes reports, which are called from VB

    i want to type in a company code and get all the information about that company to appear...all this information is spread in a half dozen tables though

    thanks for the help and PLEASE help again...this is awful for me

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    Jason Harrison
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    Does Access 2000 support "views" ?

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    i don't know

    could always convert to 97 tho
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    Access 97 does not. In case you don't know, a view is a kind of virtual table tha can contain elements from many different tables. You could create a view that would retrieve and display all the particular information. SQL Server supports views. You can also create multiple bound controls that you could use to retrieve your data...

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    yes! this is getting closer!!

    thank you! this makes more sense

    ok i have dropped on the form, four controls bound to each of the 4 tables i need data from

    what sort of code do i need please sir?


    the tables are like this:

    TABLENAME: AGENTS COMPANYDETAILS COMPANYCONTACT CONTACTS
    pr keys : agent companyid companyid contactid
    fields : coName agent contactid firstname
    address lastname
    website job
    phoneNum


    those are the four tables

    you're a lifesaver!

    thanks again,

    jason
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    I'm afraid I can't help you, I don't use bound controls (but there are others that read this newsgroup that can help you).

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    Thanks a lot for your help.

    -Jason
    THANK YOU!!!

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