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Re: A Join query

by manet@[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Philippe Manet) Apr 21, 2008 at 12:20 AM

elisacarli <elisacarli@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

> On 17 Apr, 17:49, Howard Schlossberg
> <how...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> > elisacarli wrote:
> > > Table Employee - Name, Surname, IdOrder
> > > Table Order - idOrder, Item, ****pment, Country
> >
> > > SQL Statement
> > > SELECT Name, Surname, Item, ****pment
> > > FROM Employee INNER JOIN [Order] ON Employee.[IDOrder] = Order.
> > > [IDOrder] WHERE Country="USA";
> >
> > > I need a Filemaker Format (re****t) in which I can see field Name,
> > > Surname, Item, ****pment WHERE Country =USA.


> That you described is just what I'm trying to do.
> Could you give me more detailed informations on how to perfom a find
> from a layout based on the Order table?


make a relation****p as Howard says

make a re****t (listing style) of table Employee with fields Name,
Surname, item, ****pment,  and the field country as not printable menu,
or select boxes, or other presentation as you like.

in the search mode, write USA in the contry field, and then return.

You can print the listing.

HTH
 




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A Join query
elisacarli <elisacarli  2008-04-17 05:58:00 
Re: A Join query
Howard Schlossberg <ho  2008-04-17 08:49:58 
Re: A Join query
elisacarli <elisacarli  2008-04-17 12:34:51 
Re: A Join query
manet@[EMAIL PROTECTED]   2008-04-21 00:20:49 

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