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Query Problem: Trying to make a query search faster
I'm not sure what to put in the title but ill explain my problem.
I want to make my queries faster and easier to use. My basic query system is used to quickly search for customer details. Now heres my problem. I have a customer that lives in a street called Cherry Tree Drive The problem is to get the customers details when I query I have to type the full thing, not only that but it also will have to be a 100% match is spelling etc. Now what I want to do is be able to speed up searching. So if I typed, Cher or Drive It would search my database and bring up all of my records with the letters "cher" or "Drive" in that exactorder. I'm not sure if It can be done but it would be really helpfull if someone could tell me what I need to input to make the query work how I want, Thanks, Sacred |
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Answered in m.p.a.forms
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Which ones that? Ive just checked the other place I posted it but cant see
it. (http://www.microsoft.com/office/comm...a ng=en&cr=US) Regards, Sacred "Allen Browne" wrote: Answered in m.p.a.forms |
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