Re: Multiple field query
- From: "Rick B" <Anonymous>
- Date: Tue, 26 Apr 2005 09:36:30 -0500
Sounds like you have not normalized your data. If the value could be in any
of the 20 fields, that tells me that these fields are not unique. It is a
One-to-many relationship. You should have a table that contains the ID and
the OPERATION only. If a particular ID has one operation, it would have one
entry in the table. If a particular ID has ten operations, it would have
ten records in the table. Etc.
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Rick B
"EdS" <EdS@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> I have a table with one id field and 20 operation fields. The operation
> fields are text, into which the user has made various entries. Each id
may
> have values in one or more of the twenty operation fields.
>
> I need a query that will give me single column list produced from all 20
of
> the opeation fields (over the whole table). My need is to get unique list
of
> all operations entered into the table. Any help??
>
> --
> Thanks. EdS
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