Re: Variables in DB Query Builder

2006-12-19 Thread Horst

Hola Jan,

thanks for answering!

You wrote:
For now the easiest way to achieve dynamic queries is
to save a template query somewhere, and fill in the
dynamic parts, then update the SQL of the query using
the undocumented command 'revSetSQLOfQuery name of
the query,sql statement.
An example :
##
on mouseUp
  put 123456 into tCustomerID # or some field data
  put SELECT * FROM orders WHERE customerid='  \
 tCustomerID  ' into tSQLStatement
  revSetSQLOfQuery orders,tSQLStatement
end mouseUp
##
-
Well, but what does this do? I don´t understand that. What to do with 
revSetSQLOfQuery orders,tSQLStatement

best regards 

Horst
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Re: Variables in DB Query Builder

2006-12-18 Thread Jan Schenkel
--- Horst [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
 Holá SQL-Professionals,
 
 I´m thinking, how to put a variable Part in the
 SQL-Message of the DB Query
 builder
 
 f.e.
 Select Landname, Landvorwahl from land_kz where
 Landname BETWEEN A% AND
 ¦  ORDER BY Landname ASC;
 How to put the variable instead of A% witch makes
 by the way, no sense.
 
 Thanks for many good ideas and don´t let me alone
 :-)
 
 Best regards
 
 Horst
 

Hi Horst,

The automated database queries don't currently provide
for a method to place 'variables' inside the SQL
query.

For now the easiest way to achieve dynamic queries is
to save a template query somewhere, and fill in the
dynamic parts, then update the SQL of the query using
the undocumented command 'revSetSQLOfQuery name of
the query,sql statement.
An example :
##
on mouseUp
  put 123456 into tCustomerID # or some field data
  put SELECT * FROM orders WHERE customerid='  \
 tCustomerID  ' into tSQLStatement
  revSetSQLOfQuery orders,tSQLStatement
end mouseUp
##

Hope this helped,

Jan Schenkel.

Quartam Reports for Revolution
http://www.quartam.com

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Variables in DB Query Builder

2006-12-16 Thread Horst

Holá SQL-Professionals,

I´m thinking, how to put a variable Part in the SQL-Message of the DB Query
builder

f.e.
Select Landname, Landvorwahl from land_kz where Landname BETWEEN A% AND
¦  ORDER BY Landname ASC;
How to put the variable instead of A% witch makes by the way, no sense.

Thanks for many good ideas and don´t let me alone :-)

Best regards

Horst
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