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So, for example, you get to the Internet using BellSouth DSL, and you have BS's outgoing smtp server as the outgoing mail server. It does not matter the domain of your email address. What matters is who you are using to connect to the Internet.

There might be an elegant workaround to this, but that is the situation I am in with my laptop. I just change the outgoing server as needed. Not much help but I'm here to commiserate with you. :)

The data I need to access using CR is in a normalized table. In its current state, I cannot access the data I need in order to create a report. I need a table that will bring together the data in one place and in the way I need it. Rather than modify the database itself by creating a new table...

So where the letters are, I should put the corresponding table name?

rac2, Thank you for your help. The syntax you provided looks like it it what I need. I have a question about it. Where you use the letters a, b, c, and u, is this where I am supposed to put in the table names? Thanks.

VIEW, got it, thank you. I'm learning this as I go along. Below is a sample of what is in each table. All the fields in each table are presented below. Table: UserFieldName UserFieldID UserFieldName Position 1 email 1 2 WorkLocation 2 3...

Hello everyone, First off, I am not a programmer or database manager or administrator, so I have only an introductory knowledge of SQL. I am using Crystal Reports to report data stored in a SQL Server database. I know I must create a virtual table, which I can do in Crystal Reports, and I can...