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RoyPaun
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 Posted - 2009-07-03 : 12:24:23
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| I am very new to SQL. My table has 16 fields. Tennis, Golf, etc. Using just one query how can I select one specific field by using a parameter. For example, I run the query and am able to enter "Golf"; the query then outputs the records in the Golf field. Next time I run the (same) query, I can enter "Tennis" and it will only output all the Tennis records. At the moment if I use 'SELECT [enter field name] FROM <tablename> AS Interest' and when the query is run I enter Golf in the parameter "enter field name", the query outputs the word Golf in every record, under the field heading Interest. Not exactly what I require !!!! Many thanks for any help. |
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SwePeso
Patron Saint of Lost Yaks
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RoyPaun
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Posted - 2009-07-03 : 13:55:26
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| Many thanks Peso. Entiendo !!!! |
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Select specific field with query