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    Variables - Database Table?

    We're adding some custom variables to our products

    Anyone know in which ActinicCatalog.mdb table these variable will be stored in?

    I'm trying to create a SQL query to output some sales data by product & want to include the product variable along with usual stuff (e.g. prod description, product ref etc)

    Jim
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    #2
    This requires several tables to be looked at.

    Example code on http://community.sellerdeck.com/arch...p/t-49736.html
    Norman - www.drillpine.biz
    Edinburgh, U K / Bitez, Turkey

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      #3
      Originally posted by NormanRouxel View Post
      This requires several tables to be looked at.

      Example code on http://community.sellerdeck.com/arch...p/t-49736.html
      Fancy a short consultancy job to help me get the queries right Norman?

      Quite an urgent one and I'm no Access whizz

      jimriley@tutor2u.net
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        #4
        Originally posted by Jim Riley View Post
        I'm trying to create a SQL query to output some sales data by product & want to include the product variable along with usual stuff (e.g. prod description, product ref etc)
        As Norman suggests, getting sales data, populated with product details AND userdefinedvariable fields is not a straight forward task. It covers several tables and potentially several different order detail permutations.
        It would involve quite a long, multiple-nested SQL statement to get close to something that you would need.

        I'd recommend paying Norman for some "In Sellerdeck" code (as per his post) to query the database, if time is short.
        Fergus Weir - teclan ltd
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          #5
          Ah - you already reached that conclusion. Ignore my post!
          Fergus Weir - teclan ltd
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            #6
            I'm no Access whizz
            Unfortunately, neither am I. The code in the other topic is PHP / SQL but if you dissect out the SELECT statement from example (2) that should also work in Access with minor tweaking.
            Norman - www.drillpine.biz
            Edinburgh, U K / Bitez, Turkey

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              #7
              Jan at www.mole-end.biz may be worth contacting.
              Norman - www.drillpine.biz
              Edinburgh, U K / Bitez, Turkey

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