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May 4th, 2006, 03:31 PM
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Create a Query Form
I have an application that is completely forms driven and I need to allow
users to create ad-hoc queries. Does anyone have have suggestions or examples that I can reference? Thanks in advance! Dwight 
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May 4th, 2006, 04:22 PM
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Create a Query Form
Not sure if that what you mean, but you can try something like:
Create a query, and use the code to change the sql within this query, and then run it. ' To change the SQL in the Query Application.CurrentDb.QueryDefs("Queryname").SQL = "Select * From TableName" Docmd.OpenQuery "Queryname" -- Good Luck BS"D "Dwight" wrote: I have an application that is completely forms driven and I need to allow users to create ad-hoc queries. Does anyone have have suggestions or examples that I can reference? Thanks in advance! Dwight
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May 4th, 2006, 04:31 PM
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Create a Query Form
I want to create a form which allows a user to create a query against the
tables in the database. The form needs to allow the user to select the tables and fields, set criteria, sort, join, basically everything that can be done within the MS Access query design window. Thanks! "Ofer Cohen" wrote: Not sure if that what you mean, but you can try something like: Create a query, and use the code to change the sql within this query, and then run it. ' To change the SQL in the Query Application.CurrentDb.QueryDefs("Queryname").SQL = "Select * From TableName" Docmd.OpenQuery "Queryname" -- Good Luck BS"D "Dwight" wrote: I have an application that is completely forms driven and I need to allow users to create ad-hoc queries. Does anyone have have suggestions or examples that I can reference? Thanks in advance! Dwight
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May 4th, 2006, 04:48 PM
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Create a Query Form
In that case using the example I gave you you can do something like
Application.CurrentDb.QueryDefs("Queryname").SQL = "Select " & Me.FieldsName & " From " & Me.TableName & " Order By " & Me.SortFieldName Docmd.OpenQuery "Queryname" I hope that this example gives you an idea -- Good Luck BS"D "Dwight" wrote: I want to create a form which allows a user to create a query against the tables in the database. The form needs to allow the user to select the tables and fields, set criteria, sort, join, basically everything that can be done within the MS Access query design window. Thanks! "Ofer Cohen" wrote: Not sure if that what you mean, but you can try something like: Create a query, and use the code to change the sql within this query, and then run it. ' To change the SQL in the Query Application.CurrentDb.QueryDefs("Queryname").SQL = "Select * From TableName" Docmd.OpenQuery "Queryname" -- Good Luck BS"D "Dwight" wrote: I have an application that is completely forms driven and I need to allow users to create ad-hoc queries. Does anyone have have suggestions or examples that I can reference? Thanks in advance! Dwight
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