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AlexT
Folks
Not quite sure how to tackle this one...
I have a table, say OBJECTS, for which I have to maintain a status on a
record by record basis for each user (in a multi user environment).
As such I have designed a table with a link to OBJETCS's primary key,
the user name and the actual status
!-------------------! !-------------------!
! OBJECTS ! ! STATUS !
!-------------------! !-------------------!
! objIdx ! 1 --- n ! statIdx !
! ! ! statUser !
! ! ! statValue !
!-------------------! !-------------------!
Now I'd like to design a query that will populate the STATUS table
taking as a parameter the username.
Typically I would call this query when a new user is added to the
system and I have to generate the corresponding STATUS records.
I now how to do via ADO/VBA loops but I'm looking for something more
elegant... hence my post here
Any suggestion / comment welcome
Regards
--alexT
Not quite sure how to tackle this one...
I have a table, say OBJECTS, for which I have to maintain a status on a
record by record basis for each user (in a multi user environment).
As such I have designed a table with a link to OBJETCS's primary key,
the user name and the actual status
!-------------------! !-------------------!
! OBJECTS ! ! STATUS !
!-------------------! !-------------------!
! objIdx ! 1 --- n ! statIdx !
! ! ! statUser !
! ! ! statValue !
!-------------------! !-------------------!
Now I'd like to design a query that will populate the STATUS table
taking as a parameter the username.
Typically I would call this query when a new user is added to the
system and I have to generate the corresponding STATUS records.
I now how to do via ADO/VBA loops but I'm looking for something more
elegant... hence my post here
Any suggestion / comment welcome
Regards
--alexT