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    DataReport Problem

    I have 2 table in my access database

    Table 1 = tblCustomer
    have these fields:
    Customer_Number
    Visit_ID
    Admition
    Lap
    Minor
    Altra
    Dressing
    Discount
    FNA

    Table 2 = tblVisits
    have these fields:
    VisitID
    Customer_Number (same as the one in table 1)
    Date
    Total
    Paied
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    now I want to make DataReport to put all fields in table 1 in text boxes in the report and get Total and Paied from table 2 for each customer number in the report

    I mean all data in table 1 + total and paied fields from table 2

    i tried this query:

    "SELECT b.*, v.* FROM tblBreakDown b INNER JOIN tblVisits ON b.Customer_Number = v.Customer_Number"

    is it correct ?

    and how to make the report what code should be ?

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    Re: DataReport Problem

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    Re: DataReport Problem

    1) What's 'v' (as in v.Customer_Number)? If it's tblVisits, it should be
    FROM tblBreakDown b INNER JOIN tblVisits v

    2) Don't use b.* and v.* - define the fields you want returned, even if it's all of them. (If there are fields of the same name in both tables [like Customer_Number], they'll be ambiguous in the dataset, so return them something like:
    SELECT b.Customer_Number as BCust, v.Customer_Number As VCust ...
    Then the report can display BCust in that textbox.)

    So your SQL statement should look like
    Code:
    "Select b.Customer_Number,b.Visit_ID,b.Admition,b.Lap,b.Minor,b.Altra,b.Dressing," & _
    b,Discount,b.FNA,v.Total,v.Paied " & _
    "FROM tblBreakDown b INNER JOIN tblVisits v ON b.Customer_Number = v.Customer_Number"
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    Actually writing the program (translating your solution into some computer language) is the easiest part.

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