Hello,
Im not sure that im sending this mail to the correct people, but Im really
desperate right now.
I have a problem with a SELECT JOIN query.
I have two tables, one which contains Articles, and one which contains
ArticleUpdates. What I would like to do, is to have a report of Articles,
which has some special values set in both ArticleUpdates and Articles. BUT
in ArticleUpdates we have a column named EditedDate. We are ONLY interested
in the last update of each Article.
ArticleUpdates is linked to Articles by a column named ArticleID.
So, an example query could be: We want to know about all articles that have
been changed by user 1 (column: ArticleUpdates.EditedUser) and at the same
time it has to be a member of department 20 (Articles.Department)
If you could make a such query for me, I would very much appriciate it. A
final note is, that it has to support Access databases aswell, so it should
follow the SQL standard.
Please get back to me as soon as possible, as I needed this done a week ago.
Please write to this email address, as im not subscribed to the mailling
list.
Sincerely,
Christian Rytter
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