Gustav Brock
gustav at cactus.dk
Tue Feb 11 07:29:01 CST 2003
Hi Darren > When I copy and paste the SQL then run the query I get an output similar > to returned recordset with no records. i.e. just column headers no records. > How should I be applying this?? Did you add to your table the field Interval (text) which for every record must contain an "h","d","w","m", or "q"? /gustav > Oops - a closing parenthesis was cut off. Sorry. > Try this: > <SQL> > SELECT > tblBooking.ID, > tblBooking.Interval, > tblBooking.DateStart, > tblBooking.DateEnd, > DateAdd([Interval],[Factor],[DateStart]) AS DateRepeat > FROM > tblBooking, > tbzMultiply > WHERE > (tbzMultiply.Factor <= DateDiff([Interval],[DateStart],[DateEnd])) > AND > (tblBooking.Interval IN ("h","d","w","m","q")) > ORDER BY > tblBooking.ID, > tbzMultiply.Factor; > </SQL> > /gustav >> Hi Gustav >> Many thanks for the reply. >> This is over my head but I can certainly see the potential. >> I have modified my tables as per your SQL but when I copy and >> paste the SQL into the QueryDesignGrid I am getting errors related to >> the IN function