Angela writes "Hi,
I've got this request in ACCESS, in order to display everuy information about a project number :
SELECT DISTINCT T1.Priorite,T2.Responsable, T3.DateMiseEnService, T1.NoProjet, tblRegion.Nom_Region, tblRegion.Indicatif
FROM tblRegion, (" +Session("table_globale")+" AS T1
INNER JOIN " +Session("table_globale")+" AS T2
ON T1.NoProjet = T2.NoProjet)
INNER JOIN " +Session("table_globale")+" AS T3
ON T2.NoProjet=T3.NoProjet
WHERE ( ((T1.Priorite)<>'')
AND ((T2.Succal)<>'')
AND ((T3.DateMiseEnService) Is Not Null)
AND (Nom_Region=T1.Region))
My ACCESS table looks like this :
NoProjet Responsable Budget Priorite DateMiseEnService
F30000 Aaaaaa
F30000 Aaaaaa 15$
F30000 Aaaaaa 1
F30000 Aaaaaa 00/12/12
With my SQL statement, I can search all I need and put it in one record....
Example :
NoProjet Responsable Budget Priorite DateMiseEnService
F30000 Aaaaaa 15$ 1 00/12/12
BUT!
the problem is I have some exceptionnal project properties like this :
NoProjet Responsable Budget Priorite DateMiseEnService
F30000 Aaaaaa
F30000 Aaaaaa 15$
F30000 Aaaaaa 1
F30000 Aaaaaa 00/12/12
F30000 Bbbbbb 40$
F30000 Bbbbbb 3 00/01/01
How can I modify my SQL statement so I can get only the 1st project propoerties????
I mean here, here's the result I expect,no matter how much other "responsable" fields different than the first encountered in that project number :
NoProjet Responsable Budget Priorite DateMiseEnService
F30000 Aaaaaa 15$ 1 00/12/12
And here's what my SQL query currently returns :
NoProjet Responsable Budget Priorite DateMiseEnService
F30000 Aaaaaa 15$ 1 00/12/12
F30000 Bbbbbb 40$ 3 00/01/01
I do not want a duplicate of the project number. How do I do that?
It sure is a thoughie!
Archangel"