Re: union query with form critera
- From: toddlisa2@xxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: 2 Jan 2006 05:52:10 -0800
No beacue there is different data for each type, ie Book has ISBN,
movie has a DVD/VHS, etc. There is no status type, I determine the
status by the sold price. Inventory has sold_price = 0, Sold > 0, and
All has sold_price >= 0 or no where clause. A status column will not
work for this since an item can be both Sold and All or Inventory and
All.
Basically the WHERE part that I need to change will need to be one of
the three:
book_inventory.sold_price)>=0) ALL
book_inventory.sold_price)=0) Inventory
book_inventory.sold_price)>0) Sold
So the variable that will change is not the price but the equality
sign.
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