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Microsoft Access queries allow end users to input their own variables eg [Enter Name] - end user can input Smith and the data will be returned
Is it possible to do the same thing using SQL Server 2000 and how do you do it?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.If I understand your question correctly then instead of clicking drop down boxes and entering your search term (Smith) then you just have to type an SQL query:
Select firstName, lastName from nameOfTable where lastName = "Smith"
Instead of specifying first name etc. you can get all info on all the Smiths by doing:
Select * from tableName where lastName = "Smith"
You can actually do this in SQL Server AND in Access if you click on query and then change the view to "SQL View"
Select firstName, lastName from nameOfTable where lastName = "Smith"
Instead of specifying first name etc. you can get all info on all the Smiths by doing:
Select * from tableName where lastName = "Smith"
You can actually do this in SQL Server AND in Access if you click on query and then change the view to "SQL View"