Re: Combining 84 tables with one query...help!
- From: "David F Cox" <nospam@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 12 Oct 2006 07:06:51 +0100
Are the DJ's working from their own machines, i.e. laptops?
You should have a master database and append each DJ's work. The
synchronising functions of Access are built for this sort of task, or you
could import new data as CSV files.
"refreshingapathy" <refreshingapathy@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:1160630119.355185.192120@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Hello,
I'm making a database for my college's radio station. They want each
DJ to have his/her own little table to keep track of which songs are
played on each show.
The problem is that I need to combine all these tables to be able to
sort them.
In each table, I have an autonumber assigned for the song number
(purely because access put it there), fields for the artist's name,
song name, album name, track number; then a yes/no box for whether the
song is in "rotation" or not (our DJs must play 4 of these "rotation"
songs per hour of their show). Is combining necessary? All I need to
do is compile a list of how many times each "rotation" song was played
accross all the tables...I'm more than willing to do any tweaks to the
table layouts to get this to work.
Thanks!
Rick Heil
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