I am creating an Audit db in Access 2000 to monitor several different "reports" that agents work, which in fact are(tables)linked into the Audit db. The purpose of the database is to track the type of work the agents have completed. A group of people will auditor the work done. What I am trying to do is get a total number of what has been audited among all the linked tables in the database.
Here are the common fields in all linked tables:
AuditorID (text)
AuditDate (date)
Correct (yes/no)
Incorrect (yes/no)
FYI (yes/no)
AuditorComments (text)
I need to get the output result showing how many records were audited by date from all linked tables including the tables that were not monitored.
Example:
AuditorID CountOfAuditorID
MARY123 25
It doesn't really matter what table (report name)that was audited, I need a total. But if there is a simple way to do it, please give me suggestions.
I am not sure if a Union query would give me the results I am looking for. I am new to SQL queries.
Any suggestions??
Thanks
Here are the common fields in all linked tables:
AuditorID (text)
AuditDate (date)
Correct (yes/no)
Incorrect (yes/no)
FYI (yes/no)
AuditorComments (text)
I need to get the output result showing how many records were audited by date from all linked tables including the tables that were not monitored.
Example:
AuditorID CountOfAuditorID
MARY123 25
It doesn't really matter what table (report name)that was audited, I need a total. But if there is a simple way to do it, please give me suggestions.
I am not sure if a Union query would give me the results I am looking for. I am new to SQL queries.
Any suggestions??
Thanks