Re: Strange pseudo-coded query

2001-07-01 Thread Rolf Hopkins

This is way off topic and you should seek an MS Access help list.  [Zip Code
Distance Extractor]  could refer to any number of diff things such as a
column in a table, a table name, a field on a form. The ! also has several
different meanings and you should be able to find it in help files.

- Original Message -
From: Thomas J Keller [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, July 01, 2001 3:53
Subject: Strange pseudo-coded query



I am working with a commercially supplied database of zipcode numbers
and
 related data.  In the documentation, the following pseudo-coded SQL
queries are
 included.  I am mystified by two things here:

 1)  [Zip Code Distance Extractor]  --  I have no clue as to what this is
 referring to

 2)  the use of the ! operator makes no sense to me in this context


 help?

 Thanks in advance...


 ---  included text  ---

  Programming Notes
 Zip Code Distance Calculator

 Tables:

 1. CPA Firms Table (CPAFIRMS)

 Fields:

 1) First Name
 2) Middle Name
 3) Last Name
 4) Company
 5) Address 1
 6) Address 2
 7) City
 8) State
 9) Zip Code - 10 digit
 10) Delivery Point
 11) County
 12) Code Number
 13) Zip Code - 5 digit

 2. Zip Code - Latitude - Longitude Table (ZIP-LAT-LONG)

 Fields:

 1) Zip Code - 5 digit
 2) Latitude
 3) Longitude
 4) City
 5) State
 6) County

 Queries:

 1. Find Center Zip Code
  Finds matching Latitude/Longitude from ZIP-LAT-LONG table.

 SQL CODE:

 SELECT [ZIP-LAT-LONG].[ZIP CODE], [ZIP-LAT-LONG].LATITUDE,
 [ZIP-LAT-LONG].LONGITUDE

 FROM [ZIP-LAT-LONG]

 WHERE ((([ZIP-LAT-LONG].[ZIP CODE])=[Forms]![Zip Code Distance
Extractor]![Zip
 Code]));

 2. Find Distance
 Calculates Distance from Center Zip Code Query against Zip Codes in the
 ZIP-LAT-LONG table.

 SQL CODE:

 SELECT [ZIP-LAT-LONG].[ZIP CODE], [ZIP-LAT-LONG].LATITUDE,
 [ZIP-LAT-LONG].LONGITUDE, ([ZIP-LAT-LONG]!
 [LATITUDE]-[FIND CENTER ZIP CODE]![LATITUDE])*69.1 AS
 [Distance Lat], (69.1*([ZIP-LAT-LONG]!
 [LONGITUDE]-[FIND CENTER ZIP CODE]![LONGITUDE])*(Cos([FIND
 CENTER ZIP CODE]![LATITUDE]/57.3))) AS [Distance Long],
 ((([Distance Lat]^2)+([Distance Long]^2))^0.5) AS Distance

 FROM [ZIP-LAT-LONG], [FIND CENTER ZIP CODE];

 3. Find Distance by Radius
 Limits the results of the Find Distance Query by the radius number.

 SQL CODE:

 SELECT [Find Distance].Distance, [CPAFIRM'S].COMPANY,
 [CPAFIRM'S].FIRST, [CPAFIRM'S].MIDDLE, [CPAFIRM'S].LAST,
 [CPAFIRM'S].ADDRESS1, [CPAFIRM'S].ADDRESS2,
 [CPAFIRM'S].CITY, [CPAFIRM'S].STATE, [CPAFIRM'S].ZIPCODE


 FROM ([Find Distance] INNER JOIN [ZIP-LAT-LONG] ON [Find
 Distance].[ZIP CODE] = [ZIP-LAT-LONG].[ZIP CODE]) INNER
 JOIN [CPAFIRM'S] ON [ZIP-LAT-LONG].[ZIP CODE] =
 [CPAFIRM'S].ZIP5

 WHERE ((([Find Distance].Distance)=[Forms]![Zip Code
 Distance Extractor]![radius]))

 ORDER BY [Find Distance].Distance;

 ---  end included text  ---


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Re: Strange pseudo-coded query

2001-07-01 Thread Thomas J Keller

Rolf Hopkins wrote: 
 This is way off topic and you should seek an MS Access help list. 

   Excuse me.  I am working in MySQL.  I see no reference whatever to MS Access
in my message.  How do you
figure this is off topic?


 [Zip Code Distance Extractor]  could refer to any number of diff things such as a
 column in a table, a table name, a field on a form.

   I suppose it could.  There is no such table or column listed in the
documentation that comes with this product.

 The ! also has several different meanings and you should be able to find it in 
help files.

   Help files for what?  According to the books I have, the ! means NOT in
the context of a SELECT clause.


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Re: Strange pseudo-coded query

2001-07-01 Thread Bob Hall

Rolf Hopkins wrote:
   This is way off topic and you should seek an MS Access help list.

Excuse me.  I am working in MySQL.  I see no reference whatever 
to MS Access
in my message.  How do you
figure this is off topic?

Sir, Rolf had no way of knowing that you didn't know that you were 
dealing with SQL statements generated by MS Access wizards. Parts of 
the statements have been altered by hand, but the over all style is 
unmistakable. For those of us familiar with MS Access, it is obvious 
that the SQL is not psuedo-SQL, but actual SQL created by MS Access 
and referring to objects in an Access application.

   [Zip Code Distance Extractor]  could refer to any number of diff 
things such as a
   column in a table, a table name, a field on a form.

I suppose it could.  There is no such table or column listed in the
documentation that comes with this product.

It is a form in an Access application. From the SQL, you can 
determine some of the names of the fields on the form. But that's all 
I can tell you about it.

   The ! also has several different meanings and you should be 
able to find it in help files.

Help files for what?  According to the books I have, the ! means NOT in
the context of a SELECT clause.

In the context, it means 'menber of'. [Zip Code Distance Extractor] 
is a form which is a member of the Forms collection (an object in an 
Access database). [Zip Code] is a field which is a member of the [Zip 
Code Distance Extractor] form.

Rolf quite naturally assumed that you were working with an Access 
database application (and so did I), and was trying to direct you to 
the Access help files.

Bob Hall

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  Know thyself? Absurd direction!
 Command 'know' not recognized.
Drat. I wanted a list server and got an epistemological skeptic instead.
MySQL secret passwords: sql query database 

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Re: Strange pseudo-coded query

2001-07-01 Thread Rolf Hopkins


- Original Message -
From: Thomas J Keller [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Rolf Hopkins [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, July 02, 2001 2:49
Subject: Re: Strange pseudo-coded query


 Rolf Hopkins wrote:
  This is way off topic and you should seek an MS Access help list.

Excuse me.  I am working in MySQL.  I see no reference whatever to MS
Access
 in my message.  How do you
 figure this is off topic?

Because I don't know of any other DB that places square brackets around
table names, column names, field names, etc.  If you really are working with
MySQL and you are using that code with MySQL, then you need to make a lot of
changes.  For starters, it is not a very good idea to have spaces in your
table and column names even though you can.  The square brackets need to be
removed plus many other changes.



  [Zip Code Distance Extractor]  could refer to any number of diff things
such as a
  column in a table, a table name, a field on a form.

I suppose it could.  There is no such table or column listed in the
 documentation that comes with this product.

U!!  Now I'm confused.  Is this code a part of someone else's software
you purchased???  If so then maybe I understand.  You are trying to MSAccess
SQL statements with MySQL.  This product was designed for MSAccess or even
MSSQL, not MySQL.  Sorry, I'm not that familiar with MSSQL.


  The ! also has several different meanings and you should be able to
find it in help files.

Help files for what?  According to the books I have, the ! means
NOT in
 the context of a SELECT clause.

That's exactly what it means and it means that in many programming languages
as well but if you read the MSAccess online help, you'll find that it also
has other meanings.


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Strange pseudo-coded query

2001-06-30 Thread Thomas J Keller


   I am working with a commercially supplied database of zipcode numbers and
related data.  In the documentation, the following pseudo-coded SQL queries are
included.  I am mystified by two things here:

1)  [Zip Code Distance Extractor]  --  I have no clue as to what this is
referring to

2)  the use of the ! operator makes no sense to me in this context


help?

Thanks in advance...


---  included text  ---

 Programming Notes 
Zip Code Distance Calculator

Tables:

1.  CPA Firms Table (CPAFIRMS)

Fields:

1)   First Name
2)   Middle Name
3)   Last Name
4)   Company
5)   Address 1
6)   Address 2
7)   City
8)   State
9)   Zip Code – 10 digit 
10)  Delivery Point
11)  County
12)  Code Number
13)  Zip Code – 5 digit
 
2.  Zip Code – Latitude – Longitude Table (ZIP-LAT-LONG)

Fields:

1)  Zip Code – 5 digit
2)  Latitude
3)  Longitude
4)  City
5)  State
6)  County

Queries:

1.  Find Center Zip Code  
 Finds matching Latitude/Longitude from ZIP-LAT-LONG table.

SQL CODE:

SELECT [ZIP-LAT-LONG].[ZIP CODE], [ZIP-LAT-LONG].LATITUDE, 
[ZIP-LAT-LONG].LONGITUDE

FROM [ZIP-LAT-LONG]

WHERE ((([ZIP-LAT-LONG].[ZIP CODE])=[Forms]![Zip Code Distance Extractor]![Zip
Code]));

2.  Find Distance
Calculates Distance from Center Zip Code Query against Zip Codes in the  
ZIP-LAT-LONG table.

SQL CODE: 

SELECT [ZIP-LAT-LONG].[ZIP CODE], [ZIP-LAT-LONG].LATITUDE, 
[ZIP-LAT-LONG].LONGITUDE, ([ZIP-LAT-LONG]!
[LATITUDE]-[FIND CENTER ZIP CODE]![LATITUDE])*69.1 AS 
[Distance Lat], (69.1*([ZIP-LAT-LONG]!
[LONGITUDE]-[FIND CENTER ZIP CODE]![LONGITUDE])*(Cos([FIND 
CENTER ZIP CODE]![LATITUDE]/57.3))) AS [Distance Long], 
((([Distance Lat]^2)+([Distance Long]^2))^0.5) AS Distance

FROM [ZIP-LAT-LONG], [FIND CENTER ZIP CODE];

3.  Find Distance by Radius
Limits the results of the Find Distance Query by the radius number.

SQL CODE:

SELECT [Find Distance].Distance, [CPAFIRM'S].COMPANY, 
[CPAFIRM'S].FIRST, [CPAFIRM'S].MIDDLE, [CPAFIRM'S].LAST, 
[CPAFIRM'S].ADDRESS1, [CPAFIRM'S].ADDRESS2, 
[CPAFIRM'S].CITY, [CPAFIRM'S].STATE, [CPAFIRM'S].ZIPCODE


FROM ([Find Distance] INNER JOIN [ZIP-LAT-LONG] ON [Find 
Distance].[ZIP CODE] = [ZIP-LAT-LONG].[ZIP CODE]) INNER 
JOIN [CPAFIRM'S] ON [ZIP-LAT-LONG].[ZIP CODE] = 
[CPAFIRM'S].ZIP5

WHERE ((([Find Distance].Distance)=[Forms]![Zip Code 
Distance Extractor]![radius]))

ORDER BY [Find Distance].Distance;

---  end included text  ---


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