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<0> actually just one
<1> matt`: so p*** the value in as a parameter, or a where statement ...
<0> but I should beable to access the db through vba and create a new query, then delete it afterwards
<0> curretly is as a where statement ie "..... Where mnf_id=" & agrs.mnf_id & "))....." in the vba
<0> so a parameter huh?
<1> MattyT: so don't put the where in the saved query
<0> right.
<0> how does that help?
<1> then do ... "select * from savedquery where mnf_id= " & agrs.mnf_id & ")"
<0> ahhhh
<0> cant do that, as the saved query == cross tba
<0> tab
<2> ooo pinching... kinky



<2> :)
<1> MattyT: sure you can ... just think about it ...
<0> so the where statement is in a subquery fo the crosstab
<1> just because it's a cross tab, doesn't mean you can't p*** it a parameter
<0> hmmmmmm.
<1> MattyT: so p*** it a parameter ... not a where condition ...
<1> read up on it ...
<1> I'm almost positive it's possible
<1> might require access 2000 or 2003 ... but you should at least be working with 2000 by this point ...
<3> can I specifiy "where" by if in mssql?
<0> 2k3
<3> yes
<3> 2k3
<0> monkeyisl: sorry - I was talking to MoZ
<1> monkeyisl: there is no mssql 2k3 ...
<3> ah
<3> sry
<1> MattyT: 2003 does all sorts of neat stuff, I've not delved into any of it ... read up on parameters or something ...
<1> google ...
<1> monkeyisl: your question makes no sense
<3> MoZ : doesn't it?
<3> MoZ : where some variable is set select * from lol where idx = 1, when it isn't select * from lol.
<3> that's what i wanna do.
<2> monkeyisl: huh?
<2> i think you mean an IF
<2> not a where
<0> MoZ: when using parameters in the sql do you use :"PARAMETERS some_val value........Where someid=[some_val]..."?
<3> siclude : yes IF
<3> sicLuDe : any suggestion?
<4> monkeyisl yeah write an if statement
<3> i can not use @sql as string.
<3> CoJoNEsXx : for example?
<2> monkeyisl: look up on google
<4> I ***ume you are writing a stored procedure? in mssql?
<3> yes
<3> i can
<3> so you mean
<2> or you can use WHEN
<2> sorry case
<2> CASE
<3> select * from table1 IF @v == 1 where idx = 1 ?
<3> ah
<3> case
<3> http://www.databasejournal.com/features/mssql/article.php/1438901 ?
<3> liek that?
<2> but there are if conditions also
<3> i don't hitnk that's what i'm looking for
<4> I still dont understand what you are trying to do
<0> MoZ: right - now have the parameter working in my saved query - (just need to add an iff statement so that it works if no params are given)
<3> so select * from table1 IF @v == 1 where idx = 1 ? <-- looks right?
<2> CoJoNEsXx: he wants to run conditional queries based on varabile values
<3> yes
<4> so write a stored procedure
<3> thanks SicLude
<0> how do I supply the params in my code?
<2> monkeyisl: look at the article you just posted...
<2> it uses when not if
<3> ok
<3> let me try
<2> you can use an if statement if your queries are very diff.. or use when if your queies are very similar
<2> you can do either one in stored proc or out of stored proc



<3> hm.
<3> i don't think case works for me
<3> but maybe i'm wrong
<2> so use an if
<2> the only thing is that case will be inside a single query
<3> like what
<2> with an IF you will need 2 queries
<2> dude look up how to use if with mssql on google
<3> two queries
<3> yes
<3> i know i can use some nubmer of queries to do this
<3> i know how to use if sir
<4> this isnt hard
<5> looking for drive/raid layout recommendations for ms sql 2000
<4> its very basic tsql
<4> @ learnsql
<6> learnsql = http://sqlzoo.net/ http://sqlcourse.com http://sqlcourse2.com ,this is my way of telling you that you make no sense
<5> specifically, what sort of raid set should the tempdb & log files be placed on
<3> if @val = 1 select * from table1 where idx = 1 else select * from table1 <--- this is what you're suggesting?
<2> monkeyisl: if you did then you would not be asking
<2> monkeyisl: heres an idea.. try the code
<2> see if its giving you what you need
<3> ok, is that what you said?
<2> geez dude
<3> ..
<2> go try it out
<3> i don't need to
<3> cuz i know it works.
<2> if you know how to use an IF... then use it
<2> then why are you asking?
<3> but there are like 5 params in my sp..
<2> ok and?
<3> using if would **** in this case, wouldn't it?
<2> it would depend on ur situation
<2> why are you asking useless questions?
<3> it's not useless
<2> if you know how to do it wiht one variable... then why was your initial question about hwo to do it with one variable?
<3> i wanna know if there is any good solution.
<2> there many solutions
<2> it depends on ur situation
<3> SicLuDe : cuz it's a lot of dirty pieces of code.
<2> you can create a lookup table
<2> u can use case statements
<2> you can use dynamic sql
<2> you can not use stored procs altogether
<3> can't use dynamic sql
<2> yes you can
<3> no
<4> why cant you?
<2> someone please kick this idiot
<4> you know for not knowing anything you sure complain alot
<0> MoZ: any ideas on the vba vs parameters plan?
<7> nullify your input params, and do something like: SELECT * FROM table WHERE (@var1 IS NULL or idx = @var1) AND (@var2 IS NULL or date = @var2)
<2> hes really getting on my nerves
<2> dfworking: i think you are just confusing him now
<7> if i understand what you're asking
<7> ok, i didn't read it all
<2> dfworking: no what you are saying works... i just dont think he will get it
<3> dfworking : cool
<3> thank you
<2> what? he doesnt get how to use dynamic sql in here but he gets this?
<7> heh
<3> SicLuDe : i said no, i can not use. you can ***ign values to variables that are decleared sp in dynamic query?
<0> MoZ: no worries I found the msdn article
<3> select @hihi = count(idx) from t1 <-- can be dynamic query?
<2> monkeyisl: yes you can ***ign variables in dynamic query: see sp_executesql
<2> not that you would need to
<2> but then again given taht you have nto defined what hte hell your variables are and how they would affect the conditions..
<3> i'm sorry
<3> i'm korean.
<3> i speak a little English.
<0> anyone know how to set a recordsource to a recordset, (ie not a query name or sql) in access 2003
<3> i did my best.


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