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osupratt
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Posted - 2010-07-14 : 10:28:00
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Not sure I have the right forum group, but here goes. I'm having a heck of a time trying to run an Update script from my front-end application (MS Access). Anyhow, after struggling for a bit I found that if I create a table on my back-end Sql Server 2005 that the info that I want can be edited. The issue involved having a GROUP BY or using a DISTINCT on the front-end when pulling a query.My question is that I have created a table using this script:CREATE TABLE MSAccessSO( Misc_Text_Field1 [nvarchar] (10) NULL, MiscCode [nvarchar] (55) NOT NULL, TaxSchedule [nvarchar] (25) NOT NULL, TaxClass [nvarchar] (5) NOT NULL, TaxRate [numeric](17,6) NOT NULL)INSERT INTO MSAccessSO(Misc_Text_Field1,MiscCode,TaxSchedule,TaxClass,TaxRate)SELECT Misc_Text_Field1, MiscCode, MAX(TaxSchedule)TaxSchedule, MAX(TaxClass)TaxClass, MAX(TaxRate)TaxRateFROM dbo.MercerDailyWorkTicketInvWHERE Misc_Text_Field1 IS NOT NULL GROUP BY Misc_Text_Field1, MiscCodeORDER BY Misc_Text_Field1, MiscCodeSELECT Misc_Text_Field1 AS SONumber, MiscCode,TaxSchedule,TaxClass, TaxRateFROM MSAccessSO------------------------------------------------------------Is there a way to keep this table updated on a timely basis (every minute or so)? As you can see I'm grouping the information before it goes into the table; so once in the table I can edit it which means the end-users can edit this on the front-end. Thanks for any help. |
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