There will never be two different brokers for the same customer on the same day.
but there will be multiple brokers for different customers on the same day ie:
inv_nbr cm_nbr brk_nbr inv_date
1 cust1 brk1 10/31/2006
2 cust2 brk1 10/31/2006
3...
that doesn't seem to work ... because I have a lot of different customers being invoiced on the same day all with different brokers. (if that even makes sense)
I'm having a problem trying to update a customer master table with the latest broker to be invoiced.
my table structure is:
customer master (cm_mstr)
cm_nbr cm_name cm_cur_brk
AFFAMA0 some customer <blank>
invoice table
inv_nbr cm_nbr brk_nbr inv_date
1 AFFAMA0...
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I have a two sql servers that have been sucessfully linked, using sp_addlinkedserver. The problem is server1 has a blank 'sa' password and server2 has a 'sa' password. When ever I try to run a linked query:
SELECT Distinct PONumber, OrderNumber, LoadNumber, CarrierID
from tblOrderMasterfile...
I have a two sql servers that have been sucessfully linked, using sp_addlinkedserver. The problem is server1 has a blank 'sa' password and server2 has a 'sa' password. When ever I try to run a linked query:
SELECT Distinct PONumber, OrderNumber, LoadNumber, CarrierID
from tblOrderMasterfile...
I'm trying to create a simple check contraint in access without going into access's table designer.
basically in sql server 2000 I would do this ....
CREATE TABLE tblCHECKtest
(
item_code char(4)
CONSTRAINT CK_tblCHECKtest CHECK (item_code = '0000')
)
how can I do the above in access via a...
AH! that last one worked!!! thanks I can finally see what's its trying to do and it makes sense...
sorry about the 'COMPLETE' thing...Iwas actually testing against 'READY' but either way it works...
thanks again
a star coming right up :)
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so far they all return 0 records back, I've gone through the data and verified that is all correct and if I filter down by line='W99' and status='COMPLETE' it should return 2, but I just...
I'm having a difficult time figuring out how I can find out the first gap in a numeric col. I tried the faq and I just can't get it to work with my data. I have a table set up like this
schedID (bigint id), lineID (varchar), schedStatus (varchar), prodSeq (int)
I need to find the first gap...
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